Yantra

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Namaste Anil, like all sacred items, yantras are also beneficial for

wearing. They have the same effect when kept on the altar (yantra

plates) or when wearing (yantra lockets). Depending on what yantra

and the person's situation, they may select one or more for the altar

and one for wearing.

 

Sweat and other physical chemicals only affect the surface of the

yantra but not the yantra per se. Yantras are mystical diagrams

representing deities, etc and once energized, they can be worn or

used for quite a period of time before requiring the next puja or

pranprathisthana. Sweat, dirt, etc, can be cleaned off by using

soapy water or gently wiped off using a good metal polish.

 

In the case of a person wearing a rudraksha mala and yantra together,

usually the yantra locket is positioned as the centre piece of the

mala and hangs below the rudraksha, hence its not likely to rub

against the rudraksha.

 

If the yantra is worn separately on another chain, it best to either

shorten the chain or make it longer.

 

Either way, it does not affect the efficacy of the yantra locket.

 

Aum Aum

 

 

 

, Anil Kumar

<yogi75ank wrote:

>

> Namaste Narasimhaye,

>

> I have a few queries :-)

>

> How beneficial it is to wear locket Yantras?

>

> Will they have the same effect as when kept in the

> Altar or even better as it is being worn on the

> persons body?

> As the yantras are meant to be kept pure, when a

> person wears it on his body, won't the sweat and other

> physical attributes affect the purity of the yantra?

>

> If rudraksha mala is worn by the person along with a

> yantra locket and both of these are constantly

> scraping against each other when the person wearing

> them is engaged in a lot of physical work, will it

> affect the efficacy of the yantra?

>

> Eagerly awaiting your feedback.

>

> Aum Namah Shivaya

>