The Significance of Surya
Lord Surya represents the pure and blemish-less white light of the Atman (soul). In modern science, this light splits into the seven colors of the spectrum.
In Vedic iconography, this is beautifully symbolized by the seven horses pulling the chariot of Surya Deva. These horses represent the seven chakras within the human subtle body. Also they symbolize the spectrum of human emotions.
“सूर्य आत्मा जगतस्तस्थुषश्च”
(Surya Atma Jagatas Tasthushascha)
Meaning: The Sun is the soul of all that moves and is motionless.
-The Rig Veda (1.115.1)
In astrological terms, the Sun rules the ego, the soul, and our foundational sense of “I”. Without the Sun, there is no physical world.
Without a strong sense of self, there is no impact in society. This is why Surya is the undisputed Raja (King) of the planetary cabinet.
Surya Dev is one of the Navagrahas holding profound importance in Vedic astrology. However, his identity is not limited to being a mere celestial body. He is the visible manifestation of the Supreme Being.
Lord Krishna Himself declares in the Bhagavad Gita: “Among Luminous Objects, I am Surya.”
In the framework of Sanatana Dharma, Surya Narayana is revered as one of the principal deities. That’s why the vedas and seers have sung praises to the Divine Surya. To bless them with wisdom and knowledge of the self.
Common people however cannot fully withstand the heat of Surya hymns and mantras that it invites in one’s life. This is where the Vedic tradition has prescribed the Surya yantra.
Keeping the energized yantra at home or office creates an aura similar to that of the Sun. An energized yantra captures this dominant and nourishes one’s inner world.
The Symbolism of the Surya Yantra
Surya Yantra is a sacred geometric instrument from the Vedic tradition. It’s a hand-drawn 3×3 magic square grid dedicated to Surya Deva.
Every row and column totals to 15. Even if its done diagonally. In Vedic numerology and science the number 15 holds deep vibrational meaning.
The number 1 represents raw individuality and soul power. While 5 represents the agility to navigate life’s complexities smoothly.
The number 15 also represents the 15 days of the lunar cycle. From the Amavasya to Purnima. This links solar energy to the rhythmic cycles of time and nature.
The “1” in 15 represents the Sun itself, the soul (Atman). It is the individuality and the source of all life. It is the “I” that is indispensable to the world.
5 represents the ability to navigate through life smoothly. It also symbolizes the five elements (Pancha Mahabhuta). Including the five senses. Suggesting mastery over the physical world.
Together 1 and 5, results in the number 6. Which in some traditions is associated with harmony and the planet Venus (Shukra). This brings a sense of refinement to the raw power of the Sun.
The Blessings of the Surya Yantra
Activating the Manipuraka
Deep within the subtle body is the Manipura chakra. The center of our vitality and inner fire. The energetic frequency of the yantra directly stimulates the Manipura.
The activated ten-petaled chakra radiates a transformative heat. Which burns the heavy clouds of lethargy and material stagnation. It naturally clears the path for profound spiritual clarity and unwavering commitment.
One gains the immense willpower and the drive to execute their goals. Just as the morning rays pierce through the night. This spiritual yantra clears the heavy, tamasic energy within one’s core.
It allows one to cut off toxic ties effortlessly through the sheer magnetism of their upgraded personality. One’s personality upgrades and their inner sun shines brighter.
Ignites Confidence
Many times people walk away with the credit the other has worked hard for. When the Sun (Surya) is weak in one’s astrological chart, even the brightest talents remain hidden in the shadows. This leads to doubt in career growth and a pervasive lack of authority.
The yantra bestows a distinct individuality, replacing timidity with natural and commanding assertiveness. Without tipping into arrogance. It also helps support the recognition of the seeker’s potential.
The awakened inner solar fire dissolves the dense shadows of self-doubt and karmic fatigue. One no longer feels the need to seek authority from the outside world.
Health Benefits
Surya embodies the life force. Astrologically, the Sun governs the heart, eyes, bones and overall vitality. The yantra worship helps reignite the digestive fire (Jatharagni). It brings a radiant and charismatic glow to the sadhaka’s face.
Aligns You With Dharma
Surya is the ultimate witness to our actions. His energy pulls one away from distracting and low-frequency habits. Aligning one with Dharma. The yantra helps burn false pride, guiding the seeker toward profound self-realization.
The benefits are many and profound. However they are only unlocked when the seeker approaches the Living Yantra with the correct mood of Sharanagati (surrender). This is not a “magic fix” but a tool for Sadhana that works in tandem with Karma and the will of the Guru Parampara.
The correct way of Worship
Like any other deity or idol, yantras are supposed to be worshipped. They are the deity themselves, but in geometry and numbers. Respecting the sanctity, place this Yantra on an East-facing or North-East facing wall.
Within a temple or a dedicated altar is also advisable. Yantras are designed for focused spiritual work. Not for casual display. Keep the area of worship clean with no dust.
Each morning, light a small ghee diya and offer incense. If routine permits, offer water to the rising sun. Then sit before the energized space and pray. Approach it with reverence, and watch as the inner sun begins to rise.
One should treat the Yantra not as a product, but as a revered, living presence in one’s home.
The sincerity and reverence the seeker pours into their daily Sadhana is the exact measure of the brilliance it will radiate back into one’s life.
The Authenticity of the Yantra
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We use the authentic Himalayan Bhojpatra for our flagship Yantras. Bhojpatra is a living and organic substance revered in the Yajur Veda and Tantric texts. It acts as a high-capacity spiritual “battery.”
The Yantra here at Yantra Chants are not treated as mass prejudiced products. They are not mere art pieces.
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