Yantra of all Mahavidyas, different forms of Sri Yantra

[Guest guest]

Hello,

 

I want to know if there is a Yantra of all Mahavidyas.

I know there is a Yantra for each Mahavidya, but is there also a Yantra of all

Mahavidyas together?

 

Where can I find more information?

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?

 

Kind regards,

Alex

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

sree mathre namah,

 

respected madame,

 

as far as the sri chakra is concerned, the Trailokya mohana chakra and Sarvasa

paripuraka chakra is seperated by 4 circles. the outer 3 circles are called the

Vali Thrayam and are having a lot of importance in practice and knowledge of Sri

Chakra. each of this circle contain some Deities and these Daities does not

come actually in the nava varanarchana of lalitha.

 

always at the feet of my Guru,

 

Samvidananda Saktha

Saravana Kumar

[Guest guest]

, " saravana kumar " <saravana.kumar@m...>

wrote:

> sree mathre namah,

>

> respected madame,

>

> as far as the sri chakra is concerned, the Trailokya mohana chakra

and Sarvasa paripuraka chakra is seperated by 4 circles. the outer 3

circles are called the Vali Thrayam and are having a lot of

importance in practice and knowledge of Sri Chakra. each of this

circle contain some Deities and these Daities does not come actually

in the nava varanarchana of lalitha.

>

> always at the feet of my Guru,

>

> Samvidananda Saktha

> Saravana Kumar

 

This difference in sricakra with one circle as described by

Bhaskararaya in Tripura Upanisadbhasya vs the traditional Kaula form

is gone into detail in Brooks book The Three Cities.