Mangal Yantra With Photo

About Shree Siddh Mangal Yantra (Gold Finish)

Blessed and energized Shree Siddh Mangal Yantra, crafted in premium quality heavy Brass with Gold Finish, measuring 5 (W) x 3.5 (H) inches, with the option of a wooden frame or stand. This sacred Yantra embodies the energies of Bhagwan Mangal (Mars), offering protection from accidents, enhancing vitality, and promoting courage and assertiveness. It aids in overcoming financial debts, resolving marital delays, and mitigating the malefic effects of Mangal Dosha in the horoscope.

The mystical geometry of the Mangal Yantra channels cosmic energies to harmonize the environment where it is placed. Interlocked triangles represent Shiva–Shakti union, lotus petals symbolize purity and divine awakening, and its numerical grid (3x3 summing to 21) amplifies energy, determination, and focus. This sacred design connects with the dynamic force of Mars, imparting strength, motivation, and higher awareness.

Placement of Shree Siddh Mangal Yantra

Install the Mangal Yantra in the East direction facing West – ideally at the entrance, living room, reception, study, or office cabin. Energized by the rising rays of the Sun, it infuses the space with vitality, progress, and inner transformation.

Benefits of Shree Siddh Mangal Yantra

• Brings vitality, energy, and courage
• Enhances willpower and mental steadiness
• Provides motivation in every aspect of life
• Relieves financial debts and overcomes monetary crises
• Resolves marital delays and disputes
• Removes malefic effects of Mangal Dosha
• Protects against accidents and hidden adversaries

Mantra for Shree Siddh Mangal Yantra

Om Kram Krim Kroom Sahi Bhaomaey Namah ||

Puja Vidhi

Long Puja Procedure (Vedic Ritual)

1. Choose an auspicious day, preferably Tuesday.
2. Take a bath and wear clean clothes, sit facing East.
3. Place the Mangal Yantra on a Puja Thali covered with a clean cloth.
4. Light a ghee Diya and incense sticks.
5. Sprinkle Gangajal on yourself and the Yantra.
6. Perform Pranayama (Anulom Vilom) 10 times to calm the mind.
7. Offer sandal paste to the Yantra’s center (Bindu).
8. Offer fresh flowers, fruits, and sweets.
9. Chant the following mantras:
• Mangal Beej Mantra: Om Kram Krim Kroom Sahi Bhaomaey Namah (108 times)
• Ganesha Mantra: Om Gum Ganapataye Namaha (11 times)
• Shiva Mantra: Om Namah Shivaya (11 times)
• Vishnu Mantra: Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya (11 times)
10. Perform Abhishek with water, milk, honey, and Panchamrit while chanting the Mangal Beej Mantra.
11. Wipe the Yantra clean and apply Kumkum or Chandan.
12. Perform Panchopachar Puja – offer Dhoop, Deep, Naivedya, Pushpa, and Gandh.
13. Perform Parikrama (3 rounds) of the Yantra.
14. Conclude by chanting the Shanti Mantra: Om Shantih Shantih Shantih ||

Short Puja Procedure (Daily Worship)

1. Sit facing East after bathing and wearing clean clothes.
2. Place the Yantra on a clean surface or Puja altar.
3. Light a Diya and incense stick.
4. Offer flowers, sandal paste, and fruits.
5. Chant the Mangal Beej Mantra: Om Kram Krim Kroom Sahi Bhaomaey Namah (21 times).
6. Bow down and conclude with folded hands.

Meditation on Shree Siddh Mangal Yantra (Visualization Technique)

Meditation on the Mangal Yantra enhances inner strength and brings clarity of purpose.

1. Sit in a comfortable posture facing East, keeping the Yantra at eye level.
2. Breathe deeply and calm the mind with Anulom Vilom Pranayama.
3. Gaze at the Bindu (central point) of the Yantra, then gradually move your focus outward:
• From the Bindu → to the interlocked triangles (Shiva–Shakti)
• To the concentric circles → to the lotus petals radiating outwards
• To the outermost square (gateway)
4. After steady gazing, close your eyes and try to recreate the image of the Yantra in your mind.
5. Visualize the dynamic energy of Mars radiating from the Yantra, filling your mind, body, and aura.
6. End by chanting the Beej Mantra silently in meditation.

Daily meditation for 10–15 minutes energizes the inner self, enhances focus, and aligns one with the powerful vibrations of Bhagwan Mangal.