MERKABAH Shri Yantra Black Obsidian pendant

Each karatoyaa pendant is cut by hand  from natural stones and with gold plated silver elements and are created to be used exclusively with Merkabah necklace.  

This beautiful Sri Yantra pendant is meticulously crafted from gold plated silver with a natural stone base and clear crystal glaze on top.

Sti Yantra is a symbol of Feminine and Masculine Unity - The upward-pointing triangles symbolize Shiva, the divine masculine or consciousness, while the downward-pointing triangles represent Shakti, the divine feminine or creative energy.
Their interlocking signifies the union of these energies, reflecting balance, harmony, and the unity of opposites.

The Sri Yantra is often used as a meditation tool to aid spiritual ascension and enlightenment. Its concentric layers guide the practitioner through a journey from the outer material world to the inner spiritual core, symbolized by the central bindu (dot). The bindu represents the point of ultimate realization or singularity, where all dualities dissolve.

The Sri Yantra (or Shri Chakra) is a sacred geometric design revered in Hinduism and spiritual practices. It is one of the most powerful and ancient symbols of spiritual significance, embodying profound metaphysical and philosophical concepts. The Sri Yantra is a tool for meditation, manifestation, and connecting with universal energies. 

The Sri Yantra is seen as a symbolic representation of the entire universe and the process of creation. It depicts the interconnectedness of the microcosm (individual consciousness) and macrocosm (universal consciousness).

The design is considered a map of the universe and the structure of existence, with each part representing different aspects of cosmic order.

The Sri Yantra consists of nine interlocking triangles, surrounded by two circles of lotus petals and an outer square (bhupura). This sacred geometry symbolizes order, balance, and the divine blueprint of creation. The perfect proportions and geometry of the Sri Yantra are believed to resonate with the vibrational frequencies of the universe.

The Sri Yantra is associated with Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, abundance, and prosperity. It is believed to attract positive energies, wealth, and harmony when meditated upon or displayed in a sacred space.  It symbolizes the attainment of both material and spiritual abundance, embodying the idea that prosperity is a natural state when one aligns with universal truths.

The nine layers of the Sri Yantra correspond to different chakras or levels of spiritual consciousness. Meditating on the Sri Yantra is said to activate these chakras, facilitating the flow of energy (prana) and spiritual awakening. The geometric patterns also represent the Kundalini energy rising from the base of the spine to the crown chakra.

The outer square of the Sri Yantra, known as the bhupura, symbolizes the material world and earthly existence. The journey inward through the triangles and lotus petals represents the transcendence of material concerns and connection with the divine. It teaches the integration of spiritual and material dimensions of life, showing that they are not separate but interconnected.

The Sri Yantra is a powerful symbol of the divine feminine energy (Shakti) and its creative, nurturing, and transformative power. The central focus on the bindu honors the source of all creation, which is the goddess herself in her supreme form.

Meditating on the Sri Yantra aligns the mind with the divine order of the universe, calming the mind and promoting spiritual clarity.  as a mirror for the soul, reflecting inner truths and helping the practitioner overcome ego, illusions, and distractions.

Sri Yantra is probably the most powerful element of our Merkabah range that encapsulates the essence of the Universe, the balance of opposites, and the path to enlightenment. It serves as a reminder of the unity of all existence, encouraging alignment with divine energies and the realization of one’s highest potential.