different forms of Sri Yantra

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In the Sri Yantra, the sixteen-petalled lotus (Sarvasaparipuraka Chakra) is

sometimes surrounded by one circle and sometimes by four circles.

Which is the true form?

 

Regards,

Alex

 

 

 

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The following link may interest you.

 

http://www.vi1.org/guruji/writings/HowToDrawSriChakra.ppt

 

-- Srikrishna

 

 

, "kaushik" <kaushik@n...> wrote:

> Shri Yanthra is a plan of sripura. its elevation is Meru.

> there r three circles periphering the 16 petals.

> it indicates the three planes higher one above the

> other. at this stage of worship stumbling of mind

> happens.By Her grace it stabilises itself to come

> to spiritual plane.here only doubts arise whether

> god is there r not.when u worship our body as

> sri chakra and the mind contemplates on it this

> happens.i do not know the authority for itbut i experience this.

that is all

> i can say.

> urs kaushik

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> "Alexandra Kafka" <alexandra.kafka@a...>

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> Wednesday, January 30, 2002 1:52 AM

> different forms of Sri Yantra

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> > In the Sri Yantra, the sixteen-petalled lotus (Sarvasaparipuraka

Chakra)

> is sometimes surrounded by one circle and sometimes by four circles.

> > Which is the true form?

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> > Regards,

> > Alex

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