This piece of jewelry is the perfect gift for spiritually minded people and those seeking the truth.<\/p>\n
Lakshmi or Laxmi (Sanskrit: \u0932\u0915\u094d\u0937\u094d\u092e\u0940) in Hinduism is the goddess of wealth, light, wisdom and happiness, as well as luck, beauty and fertility. Images of Lakshmi (or Shri) are found not only in Hindu temples, but also in Jain and Buddhist monuments.<\/p>\n
In Puranic Hinduism, Lakshmi is the Mother of the Universe and the shakti of Vishnu. Lakshmi is the consort of Vishnu and of his incarnations Rama (in her incarnation as Sita), Krishna (as Rukmini) and Venkateswara (as Alamelu). Lakshmi has a son named Kama.<\/p>\n
Yantras<\/strong> are very powerful symbols of the deep unconscious; they are symbols of the psychic part of us. Just as we can connect images in our minds with objects in and around the world, yantras likewise represent symbols and images inherent in creation, archetypes of human consciousness that represent the growth of the human mind. There are not many studies through which the true meaning of yantras can be understood, because our knowledge is currently quite limited. Yantras are true symbols that connect the individual with true consciousness. Yantras are means through which we can experience transcendental consciousness.<\/p>\n Yantras influence creative and intuitive intelligence, but their true purpose is the creation of a spiritual experience. This is achieved through the gradual unfolding of the many layers that make up our entire being, from the material to the transcendental.<\/p>\n From Sanskrit, mandala<\/strong> can be translated as circle, infinity and completeness (of course, there are also square, triangular or concentric mandalas).<\/p>\n Wearing a mandala as jewelry can create an energy shield that protects against negative influences. Mandalas are known to help strengthen the immune system and reduce stress. A mandala-shaped talisman may also help with depressive states.<\/p>\n Mandalas offer balancing visual elements symbolizing unity, harmony and finding the Self. They symbolize harmony, unity, wholeness and the healing processes in nature. Every mandala is unique in itself. Most of us intuitively know which mandala is ours. The purpose of the mandala is to serve as a tool for our spiritual journey \u2013 these exquisite shapes and colors symbolize cosmic and psychic order. Through a mandala, we become aware of the reasons behind the choices we make in life, as well as our needs and expectations.<\/p>\n Wearing a mandala as jewelry can create an energy shield that protects against negative influences. Mandalas are known to help strengthen the immune system and reduce stress. A mandala-shaped talisman may also help with depressive states.<\/p>\n The design, colors and craftsmanship should appeal to you. When choosing a mandala, pay attention to your thoughts, feelings and intentions. The \u201cright\u201d mandala is the one you can look at often and for a long time. The mandala you choose will help you calm your mind, become more philosophical, more spiritual and more aware. Observing a mandala may bring hidden emotions, thoughts, fears, joys and aspirations to the surface.<\/p>\n In short, a mandala can be viewed as a tool for meditation and a bridge between the creative and rational hemispheres of our mind. Balancing them will help you use both hemispheres much better.<\/p>\n It is well known that contemplating or drawing mandalas is a wonderful form of meditation that can help you reach knowledge that is within you but that you are not yet consciously aware of.<\/p>\n Before meditation, many of us consciously or unconsciously set an intention. In the same way, when choosing a mandala, it is good to become aware of your intention. The intention may be related to finding a solution to a problem, expectations for the future, a new undertaking, finding a soulmate, needed resources, a health problem, etc.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\n