Yantra of the Month
Virtual Sadhana Tutorials

 

Laksmi Yantra Sadhana Tutorial For Abundance

Laksmi Yantra Sadhana Tutorial For Abundance

Ganesha Yantra Tutorial For Perception

Ganesha Yantra Tutorial For Perception

Mars Yantra Tutorial: Honoring the Other

Tara Yanta Sadhana Tutorial For Guidance

Tara Yanta Sadhana Tutorial For Guidance

Durga Yantra Tutorial for Invincible Courage

Durga Yantra Tutorial for Invincible Courage

Venus Yantra tutorial: Remembering Brilliance

Mahamrityunjaya Yantra Tutorial For Healing

Mahamrityunjaya Yantra Tutorial For Healing

Birth Yantra Tutorial for New Beginnings

Birth Yantra Tutorial for New Beginnings



What is a Yantra?

Yantras are visual tools that serve either as centering devices or as symbolic compositions of the energy patterns of a deity seen by Tantric seers in their visions”. Harish Johari

The word yantra in sanskrit means tool, machine or instrument. Yantras are usually geometric diagrams, made of a small dot (bindu) surrounded by circles, triangles, and squares, each having symbolic meaning. These shapes come together to form the pattern of the divine. A yantra is also a visual form of a mantra (sacred sound) used to strengthen your focus in meditation.

What will I learn?

Chanti will lead you in a step by step video tutorial including creating a sacred space, drawing, chanting, and meditation with the yantra, as well as supplemental practices.

Can Yantra Painting make me feel better?

Yes! Yantra painting is a meditative practice. Using the left and right side of the brain simultaneously, by chanting and drawing/painting, harmony arises. These ancient symbols also hold archetypal energy, the shapes and colors (depending on the yantra/chakra) help us to remember our primal self, and our divine nature. The chant is the link to the sacred sounds, they help to focus our inner chatter to just one thing at a time. Slowing down our minds, and shifting our perspective,  we naturally feel better.

What supplies do I need?

The most basic supplies needed are: paper, pencil, eraser, compass and ruler.