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The Mystery of a Mrityunjaya Yantra: A Gateway to Divine Power and Eternal Peace

A Journey of Healing, Protection, and Divine Grace

The Maha Mrityunjaya Yantra is a geometric spiritual tool associated with Lord Shiva and is meticulously designed to represent the cosmos and its energies. Each part of the Yantra carries a profound spiritual and symbolic meaning.

1. Outer Square (Bhupura)

  • Dimensions: Typically the largest part, it forms the boundary of the Yantra, symbolizing protection.
  • Meaning: Represents the Earth element and acts as a shield to contain and preserve the energy of the Yantra.

2. Four Gates in the Square

  • Dimensions: Openings at each cardinal direction.
  • Meaning: Signify the flow of cosmic energies entering and spreading through the Yantra. They represent access to divine realms and universal consciousness.

3. Three Circles

  • Dimensions: Concentric circles within the square, varying in thickness and evenly spaced.
  • Meaning: Represent the three states of consciousness—waking, dreaming, and deep sleep—and the cycle of life, death, and rebirth.

4. Lotus Petals (Padma)

  • Dimensions: Arranged in two layers, typically 8 petals in the inner layer and 16 in the outer.
  • Meaning: Symbolize purity and the unfolding of spiritual wisdom. The 16 petals represent the 16 vowels in Sanskrit, considered the source of creation.

5. Triangles

  • Dimensions: A series of interlocking upward and downward triangles, forming a star-like pattern.
  • Meaning:
    • Upward triangles symbolize Shiva (masculine energy and fire).