Sri Yantra Copper Plate
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Sacred Geometry of Abundance — Energised Copper Yantra for Lakshmi Worship
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Nine interlocking triangles form 43 cosmic force-fields — the supreme geometric map of creation and prosperity.
Etched on sattvic copper — the prescribed metal for Lakshmi yantras, a natural conductor of divine Shakti.
The Lalita Sahasranama calls Devi "Sri Chakra Raja Nilaya" — she whose abode is this very yantra.
Consecrated with Sri Vidya Lakshmi mantra — 108 japa by Vedic pandit before dispatch.
Nine interlocking triangles radiate from a single bindu, forming 43 smaller triangles — each a dwelling place of a specific cosmic force. This is not decoration; it is a living geometric field that aligns your space with the frequency of prosperity.
The Lalita Sahasranama calls Tripura Sundari "Sri Chakra Raja Nilaya" — she whose abode is the Sri Yantra. Worshipping this yantra is equivalent to directly invoking the Divine Mother in her most benevolent, wealth-granting form.
Placed in the North-East corner (Ishanya direction), the Sri Yantra dissolves stagnant energies and Vastu doshas that block progress. It radiates balanced, sattvic vibrations that harmonise the entire home or workspace.
The Soundarya Lahari (attributed to Adi Shankaracharya) and the Tantraraja Tantra prescribe Sri Yantra sadhana as the supreme path for attaining both bhoga (worldly enjoyment) and moksha (liberation) simultaneously.
Place in the North-East corner (Ishanya direction) of your home or puja room, on a clean red or yellow cloth, facing East. Position at eye-level or altar height — never on the floor, in the bedroom, or near the bathroom.
Best performed on Friday (Shukravar — Shukra's day, sacred to Lakshmi). Diwali, Akshaya Tritiya, and Navaratri are especially powerful for activation.
Cleanse the copper plate with Ganga jal (holy water) or clean water mixed with a pinch of turmeric to purify the surface.
Apply a small dot of kumkum (vermillion) and haldi (turmeric) at the central bindu point to invoke Devi's presence.
Place the yantra on your altar on a red cloth, facing East, in the North-East corner of your home.
Light a ghee diya (clarified butter lamp) and offer fresh flowers — red lotus, marigold, or rose are ideal.
Recite the Sri Suktam (Rig Veda hymn to Lakshmi) or chant "Om Shreem Hreem Shreem Kamale Kamalalaye Praseed Praseed Om Shreem Hreem Shreem Mahalakshmyai Namah" 108 times.
The Sri Yantra is described in the Soundarya Lahari (attributed to Adi Shankaracharya) as the highest form of Devi worship. The Lalita Sahasranama calls Tripura Sundari "Sri Chakra Raja Nilaya" — she whose abode is the Sri Chakra. Classical Tantric texts prescribe Sri Yantra sadhana as the supreme path for attaining both bhoga (worldly enjoyment) and moksha (liberation) simultaneously, making it unique among all yantras.
Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth weekly to remove dust. For deeper cleaning, apply a paste of lemon juice and salt, rinse with clean water, and dry immediately. Avoid chemical polishes. The natural green patina that develops over time is considered sacred and auspicious — do not aggressively remove it. If not on permanent display, wrap in a clean red cloth and store in a dry place.
Clean the North-East corner (Ishanya direction) of your home or puja room. Set the yantra on a red or yellow cloth, facing East. This is the most spiritually receptive zone in Vastu Shastra.
Cleanse with Ganga jal or turmeric water. Apply kumkum at the central bindu. Light a ghee diya, offer fresh flowers, and recite the Sri Suktam or Lakshmi Beej Mantra 108 times.
Each morning, light a diya or incense before the yantra. Sit quietly and let your gaze rest on the central bindu for 2-3 minutes. Even brief daily attention keeps the yantra energetically alive and working in your favour.
Nine triangles, one infinite source. Daily worship transforms sacred geometry into lived abundance.
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Place in the North-East corner (Ishanya direction) of your home or puja room, on a clean red or yellow cloth, facing East. Position at eye-level or altar height — never on the floor, in the bedroom, or near the bathroom.
Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth weekly to remove dust. For deeper cleaning, apply a paste of lemon juice and salt, rinse with clean water, and dry immediately. Avoid chemical polishes. The natural green patina that develops over time is considered sacred and auspicious — do not aggressively remove it. If not on permanent display, wrap in a clean red cloth and store in a dry place.
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