Balaji Yantram

Blessed & Energized Balaji Yantra etched on premium quality heavy Brass available in different sizes from 3 inches to 12 inches (check product options to see availability) in Antique finish or Gold Finish. You can also opt for different Frames and Stand options along with Yantra Puja Kit which comprises of all items required for Yantra Puja namely Seating Cloth, Kusha Grass For Puja, Sandal Paste, Kum, Akshat Rice, Rosewood Mala, Gangajal (Ganga Water), Dhoop Incense, Ghee Wicks. Balaji Yantra is endowed with the divine energies of Bhagawan Balaji. He is also known as Venkateshwara, Srinivasa and Govinda. Bhagawan Vishnu took the form of Venkateshwara to remove miseries and hardships and destroy sins of His devotees. The Balaji Yantra is worshiped for relief from pains and sufferings and fulfillment of desires. Regularly worshiping the Balaji Yantra and chanting His mantra opens the heart to receive his boundless grace. Bhagawan Balaji is a popular deity in South India, particularly at the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple in Andhra Pradesh. As a result, the Balaji yantra attracts the blessings of Tirupati Balaji, and bestows physical, financial, spiritual, and material abundance to the worshiper. This yantra is said to shield the worshiper from harmful influences, to build a spiritual layer of protection, and to grant bravery, power, and prosperity. Balaji Yantra also purifies and bestows prosperity. This yantra is also worshiped for good fortune and victory in all types of conflicts and litigations. It also brings good health and peace of mind into the worshiper's life. 

Presiding Deity: Bhagawan Balaji

Mantra:  Om Niranjanaya Vidmahe Nira Pasahaya Dheemahi Tanno Srinivasa Prachodayath||

Placement: Balaji Yantra energizes the location where it is installed. You may place it near the entrance of your home/office/shop or in your living room or reception or study room or office cabin. You may keep it on a table or use it as a wall hanging. Yantra is best placed in the East direction facing West. It gets energized by the rising rays of the Sun and with the divine vibrations of the East corner and provides positive transformation energies to the dwelling through its mystical geometry.

What is Balaji Yantra?

Yantras are intricate and powerful geometric diagrams that hold profound significance in various cultures and traditions. They are geometric representations of specific Deities/Energies like how Mantras are audio/verbal representations of different Gods. Yantras act as channels to invoke the blessings and qualities of these specific deities. The Balaji Yantra is a sacred geometric design containing specific symbols, mantras, and patterns associated with Baghawan Venkateswara. It is regarded as a potent instrument for meditation, concentration, and spiritual practices, and is used to connect with divine energy and seek divine blessings. It is well known for removing sorrows and bestowing happiness, health and prosperity.

The 2-dimensional Balaji Yantra comprises an etched image of Baghawan Venkateswara with his iconic attributes such as the Sudarshana Chakra (discus) and Sankha (conch). On its right side the diagram of the yantra is formed by a remarkable central point (Bindu) within a Circle. The central point  represents the main deity associated with the yantra. The retinue of the deity is often represented in the geometric parts around the center. It also represents the point from which all of creation emanates. It stands for the fact that everything that exists in the universe is actually one and the same. Thereby, it is through this point that the devotee and the divine merge into One. Three points symmetrically etched with a Triangle encircle the Bindu, and a larger Circle surrounds the previous set. These Circles stand for rotation and progression so nothing remains static but symbolizes constant change. These are followed by a Shaktona (Hexagon) representing the convergence of female energies or Shakti (downward triangle) and male energies or Shiva (upward triangle) and another larger Circle. 8 Petals of lotus extended into 32 smaller petals complete this beautiful yantra, and four Squares in the outermost part of the yantra complete it. Taken together, this is a powerful yantra for both protection and prosperity, capable of removing sufferings and bestowing a flow of joyful events into one’s life. It also brings growth in all spheres of life.

Bhagawan Balaji is another name for Venkateswara, which is composed of two separate words. The first word 'Venkata' refers to a hill in Andhra Pradesh where the Baghawan resides, while the second word 'Isvara' means Baghawan itself. Also, "Venkata" is a Sanskrit word that means "destroyer of sins," where "ven" means "sins" and "kata" means “to destroy.” Baghawan Venkateswara is depicted with a dark complexion and four hands. He is holding a discus (a symbol of power) and a shell (a symbol of existence) in his upper two hands. By angling his lower hands downwards, the Bhagawan asks his devotees to have faith in him and surrender to him for protection.

According to legend, Baghawan Venkateshwara borrowed money from Kubera to pay for his wedding to Padmavathi. A large Hundi can be found inside the temple complex, where devotees offer to Him money and gold. Donors believe he will be able to repay the loan to Kubera. With huge offerings received from devotees every year, the Tirumala Tirupati Temple has settled as the richest temple in India. 

Benefits of Balaji Yantra

• It provides protection and prosperity.
• It removes suffering and brings happiness.
• It promotes growth and progress in business.
• It maintains a good health and peace of mind.
• It destroys sins and past karma by Antahkarna Shuddhi.
• It allows the individual to progress without blockages.
• It removes miseries and bestows riches.
• It promotes spiritual growth.

How to Worship Balaji Yantra? Balaji Yantra Puja Vidhi 

One can worship Balaji Yantra using the technique mentioned below. 

• Choose an auspicious day after checking the Hindu Calendar preferably a Wednesday. 
• Have a bath & wear clean clothes. 
• Sit in a comfortable sitting posture while facing East.
• Perform Pranayama Anolom Vilom (Alternating nostril breaths) 10 times & meditate to purify your mind and thoughts. 
• Place the Balaji Yantra in front of you on a Puja Thali. 
• Light a Diya Lamp and Offer Namaskar.
• Using Kusha Grass or a Spoon sprinkle Gangajal on yourself and your surroundings while chanting Pavitrikaran Mantra:  
  • "Om Apavitrah Pavitro Va Sarva Vastan Gatopi Va  
    Yah Smaret Pundari Kaksham Sa Bahya Bhyantarah Shuchih" 
    Translation: 
    May all things unholy become holy, may all lower tendencies depart, just as soon as we transcend may within and without be purified!
  • Chant Balaji Mantra: Om Gum Ganapataye Namaha (11 times)
  • Chant Shiva Mantra: Om Namah Shivaye (11 times)
  • Chant Vishnu Mantra: Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya (11 times)
• Remember all the 9 planets Sun (Surya), Moon (Chandra), Mars (Mangal), Mercury (Budha), Jupiter (Brihaspati), Venus (Shukra), Saturn (Shani), Rahu & Ketu. Remember all the 5 elements Earth, Water, Fire, Air & Ether.
• Perform Abhishek (Ritualistic Bathing) of the Balaji Yantra using Water, Milk, Honey, Panchamrit & Sugar while chanting “Om Niranjanaya Vidmahe Nira Pasahaya Dheemahi Tanno Srinivasa Prachodayath”.
• Wash the Balaji Yantra with Water & Wipe it with a Clean Cloth.
• Offer Kum while chanting Balaji Yantra Beej Mantra: “Om Niranjanaya Vidmahe Nira Pasahaya Dheemahi Tanno Srinivasa Prachodayath” after each recitation. You may chant this Mantra 9/21/51 or 108 times.
• Perform Panchupchara Puja.
• Chant the Highlighted Mantras
  • Avahanam Samarpayami - Invocation of Deities
  • Asanam Samarpayami - Place Navdurga Yantra on a Clean Plate
  • Vastram Samarpayami - Offer Clothes
  • Dhupam Samarpayami - Offer Incense
  • Naivedyam Samarpayami - Offer Sweets or Fruits
• Perform Parikrama (Circumbulation) around Balaji Yantra 3 times 
• Conclude the puja by chanting Shanti Mantra
  • Om Puurnnam-Adah Puurnnam-Idam Puurnnaat-Puurnnam-Udacyate | Puurnnasya Puurnnam-Aadaaya Puurnnam-Eva-Avashissyate || Om Shaantih ||

How to Worship Balaji Yantra (Simple Procedure)

Some may not be able to perform the puja as mentioned above, in this case one can follow the simple puja procedure mentioned below. 

Note that any form of worship done with a positive intention will bless the devotees.

• One can worship Balaji Yantra using the technique mentioned below. 
• Choose an auspicious day after checking the Hindu Calendar preferably a Wednesday. 
• Have a bath & wear clean clothes. 
• Sit in a comfortable sitting posture while facing East.
• Perform Pranayama Anolom Vilom (Alternating nostril breaths) 10 times & meditate to purify your mind and thoughts. 
• Place the Balaji Yantra in front of you on a Puja Thali. 
• Light a Diya Lamp and Offer Namaskar.
• Sprinkle water on yourself and the Balaji Yantra. 
• Apply Sandal Paste to the Bindu of the Balaji Yantra.
• Offer Kum to the Balaji Yantra. 
• Offer Fruits or Sweets to the Balaji Yantra. 
• Light a Dhoop Incense and Offer that to the Balaji Yantra.
• Chant the Beej Mantra “Om Niranjanaya Vidmahe Nira Pasahaya Dheemahi Tanno Srinivasa Prachodayath” 9/21/51 or 108 times.
• Perform Parikrama (Circumbulation) around Balaji Yantra 3 times. 
• Chant “Om Shantih, Shantih, Shantih!” & Conclude the Puja. 

How to Meditate on Balaji Yantra? (Visualization Technique)

Meditating on the Balaji Yantra is the most powerful way to achieve union with the diagram. Achieving the union is said to reveal all secrets of the world and one is supposed to gain access to knowledge of higher realms. In an oversimplified sense one must recreate the Balaji Yantra diagram accurately in the mind and visualize it. This visualization technique may sound simple but is quite tough to achieve, one must spend years of sadhana just to create an accurate image of the diagram in their head. 

• One can start by sitting in a comfortable posture facing east with an accurate image of Balaji Yantra at their Eye Level. 
• Perform Pranayama Anolom Vilom (Alternating nostril breaths) 10 times & meditate to purify your mind and thoughts.
• Start by focusing on the Centre Point Bindu with your gaze going inward to outward from the Bindu to the 1st Layer of the Circle to the 2nd Layer of the Three Points to the 3rd Layer of the Triangle to the 4th Layer of the Circle to the 5th Layer of the two interlocked triangles or Shaktona to the 6th Layer of the Circle to the 7th Layer of the 8 petals of Lotus to the 8th Layer of the Circle to the 9th Layer of the 32 petals to the 10th Layer of the Squares in the outermost part. These are the steps or Avaran of Balaji yantra.
• Then your gaze should go from the Outermost Gate back to the Bindu. 
• Try to avoid blinking your eyes during this process. You can do this for multiple rounds for 30 minutes.
• After you can focus with intent for at least 30 minutes (the stamina to just focus may take quite some time to develop) close your eyes and try to recreate the image of the Balaji Yantra Diagram accurately. 
• Once you can create and sustain an accurate image of Balaji Yantra in your mind try to focus one by one on the steps mentioned above and go from Bindu to Outermost gate & Back to Bindu however all this needs to be done in your mind in meditation with your eyes closed.
• This visualization technique takes many years to master and bless the Sadhak with material success as well as spiritual augmentation.

Where to install Balaji Yantra?

Balaji Yantra will energize the area where it is placed, it can be installed anywhere in your home, office, factory, dwelling. Ideally it should be placed in the East Corner of a room facing West. Yantras get energized by the Energy of the Sun. Usually after the yantra is installed it takes 10 – 15 days for it to adjust to the energies of dwelling start showing positive change. 

Balaji Yantra Manufactured by Rudra Centre

Rudra Centre manufactures our own range of Yantras with accurate geometry which are cleansed and purified by our in-house team of Karma Kandi Pandits from Kashi. Our manufacturing unit is based in Mumbai and comprises 12 experienced artisans. All diagrams have been curated by Sakhashree Neeta who is a renowned Chakra, Rudraksha & Gemstone expert who also specializes in Sacred Objects like Yantras. After years of research of authentic Hindu Scriptures & Meditation Sadhana, Sakhashree designed all Yantras, being a Software Engineer from Delhi University, she understood the intricacies of accurate geometry, trigonometry, 3D visualization. The manufacturing unit was set up with the latest machines for Laser Cutting, Etching, Electroplating, Casting & Dye Manufacturing using premium grade metals like Copper, Brass, Gold, Silver, Mercury (Parad) to create our entire Yantra range. We create Plate Yantras, Lockets, Rings, Bracelets, Meru 3D Yantras, Kadas which are distributed worldwide. All items manufactured undergo ritualistic cleansing and purification by our in-house team of pandits to remove any stresses and/or negativities.

FAQs 

Q. How long does it take for Balaji Yantra to show effects?

A. It should take around 7-10 days for the Balaji Yantra to adjust to the energies of the dwelling after which it will start showing results.  

Q. Are there any side effects of keeping Balaji Yantra at home?

A. No, there are no side effects or negative effects of installing Balaji Yantra at home.

Q.Do I have to pray to Balaji Yantra Daily?

A. No, it is not required to pray Balaji Yantra daily. 

Q. Which material is good for Balaji Yantra?

A. Ideally Balaji Yantra should be prepared in good conductors like Gold, Silver, Copper, Brass. Rudra Centre manufactures Balaji Yantra in Brass & Copper.  

Q. Where should I place Balaji Yantra? Which direction should I place Balaji Yantra?

A. Balaji Yantra energizes the location of wherever it is installed. Ideally one should place Balaji Yantra in the East corner of the room facing west since Balaji Yantra gets energized by the Sun. 

Q. Is Balaji Yantra good for Vastu?

A. Yes, Balaji Yantra is an excellent tool for rectifying Vastu Defects, it consists of energies of all Gods, Goddesses, Deities, Elements.