Kubera Yantra
Kubera Yantra
The Kubera Yantra is a sacred geometric diagram revered in Hinduism, dedicated to Lord Kubera, the celestial treasurer and bestower of wealth and prosperity.The yantra often includes depictions of Lord Kubera, along with sacred symbols associated with abundance and auspiciousness. The geometric arrangement within the Kubera Yantra is designed to create a powerful energy field conducive to attracting positive vibrations and blessings. It serves as a focal point for meditation, worship, and ritual practices dedicated to Lord Kubera.
Worship
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The Kubera Yantra should be worshipped in the puja room of home, office, and company by facing it in the east direction or the north direction of Kubera.
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Banana leaves should be spread in front of the image and new grains should be spread on it.
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Place an Kalash with mango leaves and coconut in the middle of it, mix turmeric and apply it to the Kalash and coconut.
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Kubera yantra should be decorated with tilakam of sandalwood and kumkum.
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It is good to offer scented rose garland to Kubera Lakshmi image and perform pooja with incense sticks and Chambrani mixed with perfumes and Javadhu, cardamom, cloves, etc. in paneer.
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Laddu, sweets and palpayasam should be made as neivaithiyam offerings and worshipped with camphor aarti.
- Worshipping Kubera Lakshmi between 6 pm and 7 pm on Thursdays, Fridays and festival evenings can give great benefits.
Benefits
- Meditating upon the Kubera Yantra can lead to spiritual growth and inner transformation. By focusing on the yantra, practitioners can cultivate qualities such as devotion, gratitude, and surrender, fostering a deeper connection with the divine.
- Devotion to the Kubera Yantra encourages a spirit of generosity and charity. Practitioners may develop compassion and empathy towards others, seeking opportunities to help those in need and make a positive impact in their community.
The Kubera Yantra is a sacred tool for spiritual growth, protection, and fulfillment of desires, offering profound benefits to those who venerate and meditate upon it with sincerity and devotion.