Guest guest Posted June 21, 2009 Report Share Posted June 21, 2009 Gurujans, What should one do with shani yantra. Can we keep it at home. I got it from Saturn temple in maharashtra when I was running sade sati few years back. I am not doing any puja on it now Someone gave me a right facing Shankh from Rameshwaram. How should I use it in puja. Please throw some light Thanks in advance Gurushanker Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 21, 2009 Report Share Posted June 21, 2009 Namasthe, Normaly you can keep both at home. How is Yantra made?. was there any specific sankalpa when you got it, such as pooja has to be done every day etc?. Right facing Sankha is considered to be representing Mahalaxmi. Hence it would be better if you keep it near Maha Vishnu in the pooja room. I persume, you are not wearing the Yantra on you / or in such a form. Saturn Yantra should be kept near Saiva deities & particularly near Lord Hanuman. There is no need to do daily poojas for yantra if such sankalpa was not there. Lighting a lamp in front of it is more than enough. A.G.Suresh Babu Shenoy , " guruparamacharya " <guruparamacharya wrote: > > Gurujans, > > What should one do with shani yantra. Can we keep it at home. I got it from Saturn temple in maharashtra when I was running sade sati few years back. I am not doing any puja on it now > > Someone gave me a right facing Shankh from Rameshwaram. How should I use it in puja. Please throw some light > > Thanks in advance > Gurushanker > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 21, 2009 Report Share Posted June 21, 2009 sir i want to ask i have kept saturn yantra in my house mandir i light deepak of mustard evry saturday morring and evening , and i have stick that on my wall near durga maa photo is this ok pls do suggest. LOOKING FORWARD FOR YOUR REPLY . REGARDS, JITENDRA GUPTA --- On Sun, 21/6/09, sureshbabuag <sureshbabuag wrote: sureshbabuag <sureshbabuag Re: yantras and shankh Sunday, 21 June, 2009, 3:06 PM Namasthe, Normaly you can keep both at home. How is Yantra made?. was there any specific sankalpa when you got it, such as pooja has to be done every day etc?. Right facing Sankha is considered to be representing Mahalaxmi. Hence it would be better if you keep it near Maha Vishnu in the pooja room. I persume, you are not wearing the Yantra on you / or in such a form. Saturn Yantra should be kept near Saiva deities & particularly near Lord Hanuman. There is no need to do daily poojas for yantra if such sankalpa was not there. Lighting a lamp in front of it is more than enough. A.G.Suresh Babu Shenoy , " guruparamacharya " <guruparamacharya@ ....> wrote: > > Gurujans, > > What should one do with shani yantra. Can we keep it at home. I got it from Saturn temple in maharashtra when I was running sade sati few years back. I am not doing any puja on it now > > Someone gave me a right facing Shankh from Rameshwaram. How should I use it in puja. Please throw some light > > Thanks in advance > Gurushanker > ICC World Twenty20 England & #39;09 exclusively on ! CRICKET http://cricket. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 21, 2009 Report Share Posted June 21, 2009 namaste Sir, Thank you for kind reply. I am not wearing. It is made on copper. I got ir from shani shinaganapur, when I went there during my sade sati. I was told to keep in puja room. I kept for a long time. after that I moved from place to place, I just kept it inside. So I want to know whether I can keep it or I should give it away. Thank you Gurushanker , " sureshbabuag " <sureshbabuag wrote: > > Namasthe, > > Normaly you can keep both at home. > How is Yantra made?. was there any specific sankalpa when you got it, such as pooja has to be done every day etc?. > > Right facing Sankha is considered to be representing Mahalaxmi. Hence it would be better if you keep it near Maha Vishnu in the pooja room. > > I persume, you are not wearing the Yantra on you / or in such a form. > Saturn Yantra should be kept near Saiva deities & particularly near Lord Hanuman. > > There is no need to do daily poojas for yantra if such sankalpa was not there. Lighting a lamp in front of it is more than enough. > > A.G.Suresh Babu Shenoy > > , " guruparamacharya " <guruparamacharya@> wrote: > > > > Gurujans, > > > > What should one do with shani yantra. Can we keep it at home. I got it from Saturn temple in maharashtra when I was running sade sati few years back. I am not doing any puja on it now > > > > Someone gave me a right facing Shankh from Rameshwaram. How should I use it in puja. Please throw some light > > > > Thanks in advance > > Gurushanker > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 21, 2009 Report Share Posted June 21, 2009 Dear Gurushanker, Yes, You can definitely keep it in your home and light a lamp in front of it. Only point is see if it developed any oxidation. If it is damaged in any way, you should not keep it. If it is only minor oxidation without damage to the plate or the yantra inscription, you can clean it by immersing it water and cleaning with " Sikakay " powder. DO NOT USE SOAP OR CHEMICALS. " Sikakay " is powder from a fruit and brown in color. You should clean it gently without damaging the inscription. The copper plate usually is said to retain its chaitanya for only one year. Hence, you have to get it reenergised at a sani temple or by doing sani pooja at home with this yantra. However, I have seen many copper yantras with very strong chaitanyas even after long years during Prasnas. I case it is damaged, it is better if you ask a local priest to remove whatever chaitanya that is left and throw it in a running stream of water such as rivers. This process is called " Udvasana " I hope this helps you. A.G.Suresh Babu Shenoy , " guruparamacharya " <guruparamacharya wrote: > > namaste Sir, > > Thank you for kind reply. I am not wearing. It is made on copper. I got ir from shani shinaganapur, when I went there during my sade sati. I was told to keep in puja room. I kept for a long time. after that I moved from place to place, I just kept it inside. So I want to know whether I can keep it or I should give it away. > > > Thank you > Gurushanker > > > > , " sureshbabuag " <sureshbabuag@> wrote: > > > > Namasthe, > > > > Normaly you can keep both at home. > > How is Yantra made?. was there any specific sankalpa when you got it, such as pooja has to be done every day etc?. > > > > Right facing Sankha is considered to be representing Mahalaxmi. Hence it would be better if you keep it near Maha Vishnu in the pooja room. > > > > I persume, you are not wearing the Yantra on you / or in such a form. > > Saturn Yantra should be kept near Saiva deities & particularly near Lord Hanuman. > > > > There is no need to do daily poojas for yantra if such sankalpa was not there. Lighting a lamp in front of it is more than enough. > > > > A.G.Suresh Babu Shenoy > > > > , " guruparamacharya " <guruparamacharya@> wrote: > > > > > > Gurujans, > > > > > > What should one do with shani yantra. Can we keep it at home. I got it from Saturn temple in maharashtra when I was running sade sati few years back. I am not doing any puja on it now > > > > > > Someone gave me a right facing Shankh from Rameshwaram. How should I use it in puja. Please throw some light > > > > > > Thanks in advance > > > Gurushanker > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 22, 2009 Report Share Posted June 22, 2009 Dear Sir, I have a " Bhairav yantra " with me given to me by a jyotish. I think it is made of a leaf (not sure becoz on touching it feels like a old hard paper). I just want to know where i should keep it (with me or in the temple) and how should i worship it. Many thanks, Deepak , JITENDRA GUPTA <jeetendragupta2003 wrote: > > sir i want to ask i have kept saturn yantra in my house mandir i light deepak of mustard evry saturday morring and evening , > and i have stick that on my wall near durga maa photo is this ok > pls do suggest. > > > LOOKING FORWARD FOR YOUR REPLY . > > REGARDS, > > JITENDRA GUPTA > > > > --- On Sun, 21/6/09, sureshbabuag <sureshbabuag wrote: > > sureshbabuag <sureshbabuag > Re: yantras and shankh > > Sunday, 21 June, 2009, 3:06 PM > > > > > > > > > > > Namasthe, > > > > Normaly you can keep both at home. > > How is Yantra made?. was there any specific sankalpa when you got it, such as pooja has to be done every day etc?. > > > > Right facing Sankha is considered to be representing Mahalaxmi. Hence it would be better if you keep it near Maha Vishnu in the pooja room. > > > > I persume, you are not wearing the Yantra on you / or in such a form. > > Saturn Yantra should be kept near Saiva deities & particularly near Lord Hanuman. > > > > There is no need to do daily poojas for yantra if such sankalpa was not there. Lighting a lamp in front of it is more than enough. > > > > A.G.Suresh Babu Shenoy > > > > , " guruparamacharya " <guruparamacharya@ ...> wrote: > > > > > > Gurujans, > > > > > > What should one do with shani yantra. Can we keep it at home. I got it from Saturn temple in maharashtra when I was running sade sati few years back. I am not doing any puja on it now > > > > > > Someone gave me a right facing Shankh from Rameshwaram. How should I use it in puja. Please throw some light > > > > > > Thanks in advance > > > Gurushanker > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ICC World Twenty20 England & #39;09 exclusively on ! CRICKET http://cricket. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 22, 2009 Report Share Posted June 22, 2009 Namaste Sir, Thank you very much. This really is helpful. May God bless you Regards, Gurushanker , " sureshbabuag " <sureshbabuag wrote: > > Dear Gurushanker, > > Yes, You can definitely keep it in your home and light a lamp in front of it. Only point is see if it developed any oxidation. If it is damaged in any way, you should not keep it. > > If it is only minor oxidation without damage to the plate or the yantra inscription, you can clean it by immersing it water and cleaning with " Sikakay " powder. DO NOT USE SOAP OR CHEMICALS. " Sikakay " is powder from a fruit and brown in color. You should clean it gently without damaging the inscription. > > > The copper plate usually is said to retain its chaitanya for only one year. Hence, you have to get it reenergised at a sani temple or by doing sani pooja at home with this yantra. > > However, I have seen many copper yantras with very strong chaitanyas even after long years during Prasnas. > > I case it is damaged, it is better if you ask a local priest to remove whatever chaitanya that is left and throw it in a running stream of water such as rivers. This process is called " Udvasana " > > > > I hope this helps you. > A.G.Suresh Babu Shenoy > > > > , " guruparamacharya " <guruparamacharya@> wrote: > > > > namaste Sir, > > > > Thank you for kind reply. I am not wearing. It is made on copper. I got ir from shani shinaganapur, when I went there during my sade sati. I was told to keep in puja room. I kept for a long time. after that I moved from place to place, I just kept it inside. So I want to know whether I can keep it or I should give it away. > > > > > > Thank you > > Gurushanker > > > > > > > > , " sureshbabuag " <sureshbabuag@> wrote: > > > > > > Namasthe, > > > > > > Normaly you can keep both at home. > > > How is Yantra made?. was there any specific sankalpa when you got it, such as pooja has to be done every day etc?. > > > > > > Right facing Sankha is considered to be representing Mahalaxmi. Hence it would be better if you keep it near Maha Vishnu in the pooja room. > > > > > > I persume, you are not wearing the Yantra on you / or in such a form. > > > Saturn Yantra should be kept near Saiva deities & particularly near Lord Hanuman. > > > > > > There is no need to do daily poojas for yantra if such sankalpa was not there. Lighting a lamp in front of it is more than enough. > > > > > > A.G.Suresh Babu Shenoy > > > > > > , " guruparamacharya " <guruparamacharya@> wrote: > > > > > > > > Gurujans, > > > > > > > > What should one do with shani yantra. Can we keep it at home. I got it from Saturn temple in maharashtra when I was running sade sati few years back. I am not doing any puja on it now > > > > > > > > Someone gave me a right facing Shankh from Rameshwaram. How should I use it in puja. Please throw some light > > > > > > > > Thanks in advance > > > > Gurushanker > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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