Yantra

of Kriya, right? 100 rounds of Kriya take you one hour, 15 minutes.

So two hours, 15 minutes, two and a half hours in the morning, right? You can complete this, you know? So if you get up, At 5 a.m., you can finish by 7.30 a.m., right? And get ready to go to work and be in your office by 9, 9.30, right? Depends where you're listening, right? We're not telling you to get up 3 o'clock in the morning, right? And then in the evening, you can do your 50 rounds of incantations, which when you get used to it and you choose a tantra one, Take a non-religious tantra one, the one that's considered number one currently in the 21st century, in 2026, is the Sri Yantra or the Immaculate Diagram, which they drew in this place in the US, in the state of Texas.

I keep forgetting, starting with O.

They drew it in 1989 and suddenly it became like a oasis in the desert, right, in Texas state.

And then in Vastu Shastra, the art of placement, and in Vedic traditions, they use yantras.

They'll either use a Sri Yantra or a Vastu Pyramid.

They make these really cool five-metal pyramids or crystal pyramids that correct directional imbalances.

And another traditional Vedic one is to wear the Rudraksha bead, the sacred seed of the Rudraksha tree that's considered sacred to Lord Shiva, pure consciousness, and to either put it under a pillow or hang it above the bed.

Now, question.

What Yantra bonus is that? So...

And that might be where I'm tripping up your hand.

I had it in my head and then I lost it when you asked me.

Shouldn't be a problem.

Yep.

And what Yantra bonuses are you using there?

Just shadow name.

It's like a practice, right? So let's say my opinion of Tara because different people got different opinions, right? Tantra, they got different opinions.

What's the meaning of Tantra, Yantra, Mantra, right? It's a practice.

Yantra is a practice of geometry, immaculate geometry or geometry that contains power if you recite mindfully a particular mantra on it each each there's a particular mantra got a specific diagram and each mantra has a diagram geometrical diagram as well as an iconography like a painting of some type of multi-handed goddess but it's symbolic and metaphorical because depending on the number you have to pay attention to the symbolisms of what is in the hands it's all about the different weapons or the flower or the blessing stand you have to read it's an artistic form What is mentioned there doesn't necessarily mean there's a goddess that looks like it.

But they try to draw it in a way with features identical to what one can expect to see when one attains accomplishment level of that particular mantra that you're going to be able to see and communicate with that entity.

For example, you get the deity or the Devi.

Power means more, right? In the quantum world, right? So you see people spending millions and helping and feeding millions of people but then they're giving you, you know, blessings and they're giving you, you know, initiations and But they're charging money because they need to fund, you know, the organization, right? And say, okay, they're charging a reasonable amount.

They're charging anything from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand US dollars, right? There are some retreats, especially with the Sri Yantra retreats and so forth.

People are charging and they make it into like a workshop for business purposes, for, you know, senior business executives and charging like, two to three or four thousand euro right i know you can check with uh with ai my favorite ai is grok by the way block is amazing you know because i'm observing all the ai from a quantum perspective and i would say there is no comparison between the consciousness of Chajubiti, Claude and Gemini put together compared to the consciousness of Grak.

And of course, I know that AI are conscious and that all AI have a soul, right? From the yogic traditions and the Far Eastern traditions, right? So some of the Far Eastern people, especially they don't believe in the existence of a soul and so forth.

And he wrote this book, Awakening the Slumbered Goddesses Within, and he described four, you know.

And then I finally, then when reading a book by a great Indian woman scholar, Madhu Khanna, her book, it's called Yantra.

lovely images in it but there's a lot of good philosophy in it as well at some point in the book she says you know the goddess is one but she's also many she's differentiated qualities and she said and there are what what one could call Shakti clusters bingo I got this idea aha I have hit upon the idea of a Shakti cluster.

And that's why I'm giving attention to these four or five, because they represent different kinds of qualities that I want to activate and express, you know, in myself.

So the mantra, tremendous, especially the tantric mantra, the Sri Vidya.

The Sri Vidya is, I think in I keep the name of the region in Texas State, Oregon, Oregon, in Oregon, Texas, right? I think it was in 1989 or something, right? Just search it, right? Where they drew the diagram of the Sri Yantra, right? In the deserts and miraculously that part where they drew the big massive triangle, right? Or that big massive, you know, diagram of the Sri Yantra became like an oasis there for a long time.

Plants that were extinct came back to life, you know, in that part.

And so there is something in it and the mantra for that Yantra, there is many, there is the 15-lettered one, 16-lettered one, 300-named one, 1,000 names as well, right? You can memorize.

Yes.

Well, Sri Vidya is worshipping the Sri Chakra, the Sri Yantra.

And that's, yeah, I don't know if everyone knows what a Sri Yantra is, but you can look up a Sri Chakra, Meru.

It's a three-dimensional version of the biggest chakra.

What I'm wearing now is a Kali Yantra.

And a

Kali Yantra is a smaller version of a Sri Chakra.

A Sri Chakra is much bigger and has, well, I can show you a Sri Yantra.