The Master Book of Yantras · 27 yantras
From the Sri Yantra to Kubera’s magic square and all nine Navagraha yantras. The Master Book of Yantras gives you 27 sacred yantras, each with a full-page illustration you can print, its meaning, where to place it and a simple household installation.
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The Master Book of
Yantras
ILLUSTRATED
यं
27 Sacred Yantras for Every Area of Life
Sound familiar?
You were sold a “siddh” yantra for a large sum, with a promise it would change everything.
You don’t know which yantra suits your need, or where in the home it belongs.
Online diagrams are blurry, inaccurate or watermarked.
Every guide makes installation sound complicated or frightening.
A yantra is a support for devotion and concentration, and the tradition teaches that it comes alive through your own sincere practice. You don’t need to pay anyone to “energise” it.
The six parts of a yantra
Every yantra is built from the same few shapes. Part 1 teaches them, so each yantra in the book makes sense the moment you see it.
01
The gated outer square, the boundary of sacred space.
02
Rings of lotus petals: the soul growing from mud into light.
03
Two joined triangles: Shiva and Shakti in balance.
04
The triangle, pointing down for Shakti and up for Shiva.
05
The central point, where the deity is said to reside.
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“The tradition teaches that a yantra comes alive through your own sincere practice.”
From the opening of The Master Book of Yantras
What's inside
Every yantra gives you a full-page illustration, its meaning, purpose, best day, materials, numbered installation steps, mantra and a practical tip.
Section A · 13 yantras
Sri · Ganesha · Mahalakshmi · Kubera
Saraswati · Durga · Kali · Hanuman
Gayatri · Mahamrityunjaya
Vishnu · Shiva · Surya
Section B · 10 yantras
The Navagraha Yantra
Sun · Moon · Mars · Mercury
Jupiter · Venus · Saturn
Rahu · Ketu
Section C · 4 yantras
The Vastu Yantra
The Sudarshan Chakra Yantra
The Shubh-Labh Swastika Yantra
The Annapurna Yantra
Part 1
What a yantra is · The six parts
Choosing the right material
The household installation
Where to place it · Caring for it
Part 3
The yantra finder
How many yantras to keep
Your first 21 days
Meditation
Gazing at the bindu
Safe, short sessions
A daily practice of stillness
Also inside: a quick-reference table of all 27 yantras with their days and directions, a glossary, a 21-day reflection page and the prayer of forgiveness.
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Real pages from the book. Each ritual opens with its purpose, timing and materials, then numbered steps, the mantra, and a practical tip.
The Master Book of Yantras
Part 1
The six parts of a yantra
1. Bhupura. The gated outer square.
2. Vritta. Circles of wholeness.
3. Padma. Rings of 8, 12, 16 or 24 petals.
4. Shatkona. The six-pointed star.
5. Trikona. Triangles of Shakti and Shiva.
6. Bindu. The central point.
Some yantras, like Kubera’s, use numbers: magic squares where every row, column and diagonal add to the same total.
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Yantra 4
The Kubera Yantra
Purpose
Steady income, protection of savings and the wisdom to keep what you earn.
Best time
A Thursday or Friday, or Dhanteras, in the morning.
You will need
The yantra, a yellow cloth, a ghee lamp, yellow flowers, turmeric, a coin.
Om Yakshaya Kuberaya Vaishravanaya
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Section A
The great deity yantras
Yantra 01
The Sri Yantra
Purpose Harmony, auspiciousness and prosperity, and a support for meditation.
Best time A Friday, Purnima or Navratri.
1. Clean the place: east or north-east.
2. Place the yantra on a red cloth.
3. Purify it with a few drops of water.
4. Light the lamp; chant the mantra 108 times.
Om Shri Lalita Tripurasundaryai Namah
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27 yantras · full-page illustrations · yantra finder · quick reference
A gift before you buy
This is Yantra 2 from the book. Ganesha’s yantra is the natural first yantra for any home or workplace, and every installation in the book follows these same simple steps.
Yantra 02 · The great deity yantras
Purpose: Removing obstacles at the start of anything new: a home, a job, a business, a course of study or a journey.
Best time: Install on a Wednesday or on Ganesh Chaturthi, in the morning.
You will need: The yantra, a red or yellow cloth, a ghee lamp, red flowers, durva grass, kumkum and a laddoo or modak.
1. Bathe and clean the place where the yantra will sit: north-east, or facing the main entrance from inside.
2. Spread the cloth on a small plate or shelf and place the yantra on it.
3. Purify it with a few drops of Ganga water or clean water.
4. Light the lamp. Offer red flowers, durva grass, kumkum and akshat, and make your sankalpa.
5. Chant the mantra 108 times, gaze soft on the centre.
6. Offer the sweet, bow and close with the forgiveness prayer.
The mantra
ॐ गं गणपतये नमः
Om Gam Ganapataye Namah
Om, salutations to Ganapati, the remover of obstacles. Chant it 11 times before signing a contract or opening your shop each day.
That is one of 27. The other 26 are waiting inside, each with a full-page illustration you can print.
Your first 21 days
A few minutes a day for 21 days, so your yantra becomes a living practice rather than an ornament.
Day 1
Follow your yantra’s installation page. About 30 minutes.
Days 2 to 7
Light the lamp, chant 11 times and gaze at the bindu for a minute.
Days 8 to 14
Chant 108 times; trataka for 2 minutes.
Days 15 to 20
108 repetitions, 3 minutes of trataka and one line in your journal.
Day 21
A full puja as on Day 1, with a small act of charity.
Not sure which?
Part 3 matches each need to the right yantra.
Is this for you?
✓You own a yantra, or want to choose the right one✓You want clear, printable illustrations✓You want to know where in the home each yantra belongs✓You want simple, safe household installation✓You want honest guidance, not sales talk
✕You want a yantra to attract, bind, control or harm anyone. Those are deliberately left out✕You want guaranteed results. No yantra can promise them✕You want initiated (diksha) practices. These are open household yantras only✕You want to buy a costly “siddh” yantra
Our promise to you
We will never tell you something terrible will happen without a yantra. Yantras are approached with devotion, not fear.
Print the illustration from the book, or use a copper yantra. A lamp, flowers and a cloth. No costly “energising”.
Every mantra is a household devotional mantra. Practices that need guru initiation are left out, and we tell you why.
The illustrations follow common household forms. If your family or temple uses a different form, the book tells you to follow that.
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What you get today
✦27 sacred yantras, each with a full-page illustration✦Purpose, best day, materials, steps and mantra for each✦The six parts of a yantra, explained✦Choosing materials and where to place each yantra✦All nine Navagraha yantras✦Trataka, meditating on a yantra✦A yantra finder and a 21-day practice✦A quick-reference table and glossary
Indian Occult Library
The Master Book of
Yantras
ILLUSTRATED
यं
27 Sacred Yantras for Every Area of Life
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Questions
Will a yantra guarantee results?
No. Yantras are supports for devotion, concentration and a peaceful home. They are not medical, financial, legal or astrological advice, and no yantra can guarantee a particular result.
Do I need a guru or initiation (diksha)?
No. Every practice in the book is a household ritual traditionally open to sincere beginners. Practices that require initiation, or that aim to control or harm anyone, are deliberately left out.
Do I need to buy a metal yantra?
No. Every yantra has a full-page illustration you can print and use. If you prefer a copper yantra, the book explains how to choose one.
How much time does it take each day?
Installation takes about 30 minutes. Daily practice takes 5 to 20 minutes.
Do I need to buy expensive items?
No. A lamp, flowers, a cloth and a little kumkum or turmeric. The book specifically warns against costly “siddh” yantras.
Which yantra should I start with?
Ganesha’s yantra is the traditional first yantra for any home. Part 3’s yantra finder matches every common need, from study to Vastu, to the right yantra.
What language is it in?
Clear, simple English. Every mantra is written in easy-to-read transliteration with a pronunciation guide, so you can chant it with confidence.
How do I get the book after I pay?
Instantly. You'll get a download link on the thank-you page and by email. The PDF works on your phone, tablet or computer, and the tracker pages are ready to print.
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