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In Yantra Sadhana, Chauntisa Yantra is considered very powerful and it is considered the embodiment of happiness and prosperity. One of the Chauntisa Yantra is dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi and popularly known as Lakshmi Chauntisa Yantra.
Lakshmi Chauntisa Yantra is drawn on Bhoja Patra with red ink made of sandalwood paste and with pen made of pomegranate tree. The Yantra is kept in front of the Goddess Lakshmi during Diwali Puja. On the next day Yantra is put in the office or at home where money is kept. This remedy brings wealth and prosperity to business and home.
Apart from Diwali Lakshmi Puja, the Yantra can also be worshipped during Ravi Pushya Nakshatra day.
In Devanagari, Chauntisa represents the number 34. As the numbers drawn on Yantra grid sum to 34 in various permutations and combinations, the Yantra is known as Chauntisa or Chautisa i.e. the one which counts to 34.
It is interesting to note that all 4 rows, 4 columns, 2 diagonals, all 2x2 sub-squares, the corners of each 3x3 squares and 4x4 squares, corners of 3 vertical and 3 horizontal rectangles, corners of 2 inclined rectangles sum to 34.
Rows of Chauntisa Yantra
Columns of Chauntisa Yantra
Diagonals of Chauntisa Yantra
Corners of 2x2 sub-squares
Corners of 3x3 sub-squares
Corners of the 4x4 full-square
Corners of vertical rectangles
Corners of horizontal rectangles
Corners of inclined rectangles
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Mantra Names of Goddess Lakshmi with meaning and video are given on this page.
Mantra Names of Goddess Lakshmi with meaning and video are given on this page.
Lyrics of Om Jai Lakshmi Mata Aarti are given on this page. Om Jai Lakshmi Mata is very popular Aarti and is sung on various festivals related to Goddess Lakshmi.
this 40 verse prayer of Goddess Lakshmi which is also known as Chalisa is given on this page.
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