• This yantra, which is revered in Hinduism, is finely engraved on a copper plate, which is said to be extremely fortunate and conductive to divine forces.
• Yantram which is printed in tamil which includes a Nine interlocking triangles that radiate from a center point in the design represent the confluence of the divine forces of the masculine and feminine.
• Shiva is represented by the four upward triangles, and Shakti is represented by the five downward triangles. When combined, they create 43 smaller triangles, each of which represents a distinct facet of the cosmos and the human spirit.
• The goddess of power and beauty, Lalita Tripura Sundari, is connected to the Shree Chakra Yantra, which is a fundamental part of Devi worship. It is thought to infuse one's life with prosperity, spiritual harmony, and positive energy.
• Shree Chakra Yantram is commonly used for pooja (ritual worship) in households and temples. Invoking the blessings of the heavenly mother, devotees carry out rituals and chant particular mantras in an effort to find inner peace, prosperity, and protection.
• Yantram also gives mental peace and stability.
• This copper yantra is an effective aid for meditation and spiritual practices since it has been made to maintain the holiness and strength of its divine symbolism.