Buy Maha Meru

• Attain Prosperity: It is said to attract abundance and material wealth into one's life.
• Enhance Spiritual Awareness: The Sri Yantra Maha Meru aids in deepening meditation and spiritual practices, facilitating inner transformation.
• Promote Healing: Many believe that the Maha Meru can help balance energy centers (chakras) and promote physical and emotional healing.
• Amplify Positive Energy: It acts as a powerful amplifier of positive energy and intentions.
• Eradicates Vaastu doshas: It is said to attract abundance and material wealth into one's life.
• Removes doshas in horoscope: It helps to overcome negative influences of planets in an individual horoscope.
• Worship as Kula Devtha (Family deity): It is believed that all forms of Gods and Goddesses reside in Sri Yantra Maha Meru, So people who are not aware of their family deity; they can worship Sri Yantra Maha Meru.

• Meditation: Place the Maha Meru in your meditation space and focus your attention on its intricate design to enhance your meditation experience. Learn the methods of Aakarshana Vidya Meditation to enhance progression
• Worship and Rituals:Conduct rituals and pujas (ceremonial offerings) to honor and connect with the divine energies it represents. Chant Sri Lalita Sahasranama or Lagu Navarana Puja.
• Divine Display: Make a divine display of the Maha Meru in your home or office to invite prosperity and positive energies into your surroundings.

The Process of making Sri Yantra Maha Meru

1. Fixing an auspicious day to get the metal
2. Making a divine wax model of Sri Yantra Maha Meru
3. Wrap the wax model with divine river sands and cover it with copper wire
4. Expose to sunlight to get dried
5. Fixing an auspicious day to melt the metals
6. The wax model wrapped is covered in the land; the metal is poured into it
7. Once it’s cooled, The wrapped sand is hand broken
8. Hand carving in done by the handmade artisans
9. Bindu is opened and kept in puja for energizing with the devotees rashi and nakshatra

• 2, 3, 4, 6 inches for home and office pujas
• 7,9, 12, 18, 24 inches and above for Temple and Upasakas

• Sri Yantra Maha Meru only
• Sri Yantra Maha Meru with peetam (base)
• Sri Yantra Maha Meru full set
• (Sri Yantra Maha Meru, Peetam, Prabhavali (the sacred arch), Mirror, Umberalla, Flag)
• Sri Yantra Maha Meru with koorma Peetam (Tortoise base)

• Gold (Au): Gold is considered the most spiritually auspicious metal that symbolizes purity and divinity. It represents the divine soul in the idol.
• Silver (Ag): Silver is associated with the planet Chandra (Moon) and is believed to have conserving and calming properties. It adds a radiant quality to the idol.
• Copper (Cu): Copper is associated with the planet Sukhra (Venus) and is considered a symbol of creative energy. It helps maintain the shape and durability of the statue.
• Zinc (Zn): Zinc is used to improve the overall casting quality and to prevent oxidation.
• Iron (Fe): Iron is believed to have grounding properties and provides strength and stability to the statue.

• Spiritual Significance:The combination of these five metals is believed to enhance the spiritual qualities of the idol, making it more conducive for worship and meditation. It is thought to amplify the energy and aura of the deity or symbol represented by the statue.
• Durability: Panchaloka statues are known for their durability and resistance to corrosion. They can withstand the test of time, making them suitable for long-term worship and veneration.
• Energetic Balance: The inclusion of these metals is believed to create an energetic balance within the statue, aligning it with the cosmic energies and the divine. It is thought to radiate positive energy to those who worship or meditate upon it.
• Aesthetics: Panchaloka statues often have a fine-looking golden or silvery sheen that adds to their aesthetic appeal. This makes them not only spiritually significant but also visually appealing for devotees. It also creates a divine energy of Aakarshana (power of attraction).
• Traditional Beliefs: Many traditional rituals and practices in Hinduism prescribe the use of Panchaloka idols for certain deities and ceremonies. These beliefs have been passed down through generations. Temples that are older than 1000+ years have used this metal combination to make their idols and yantras.

• Custom made upon orders
• Handmade perfection
• Energized at Sri Lalithambika Temple
• Supports Hand-made artisans
• Made as per the Shilpa Shastra
• Bindu opened with hands with the guidance of Sri Vidya Upasaka
• Made and delivery to devotees with dedication and devotion