Shree Yantra on tortoise with Trishul - Design II

Shree yantra on tortoise is an extraordinary yantra endowed with divine power to bring peace, happiness, prosperity and overall success in life.
 
This is a very unusual and powerful Yantra as it has been placed upon a kurma or tortoise pedestal. The tortoise is the symbol of the prana, cosmic breath, which is the support of the universe. The kurma or tortoise breathes in, and moves freely between the spheres of earth (financial aspects) and water (emotions) representing their harmonious integration, upon which the spiritual life, represented by the Sri Yantra can stand securely.

The trident is the symbol of the three qualities of Nature, the three gunas, and hence the three functions of Creator, Preserver, and Destroyer. In the microcosm the trident represents the three subtle arteries of the body, ida, pingala, and susumna, which, according to the theory of yoga, ascend from the root center at the base of the spinal cord to reach the "lotus of a thousand petals" at the summit of the head. The trident is also the giver of punishment on the spiritual, subtle and physical planes. Sanskrit for punishment is 'shula', hence the trident is called 'trishula', tri = three.

The Sri Yantra is regarded as the Supreme Yantra. Any Yantra ever designed is but a part or fraction of the Sri Yantra;it both includes and transcends all Yantras ever made, and no Yantra existing cannot be found in the Sri Yantra.The benefits of all Yantras are therefore to be found individually and collectively in the Sri Yantra. The Sri Yantra confers luck, prosperity and fame.

Most Yantras are 2-dimensional representations of a 3-dimensional form. This is the Sri Yantra as it is actually meant to be and is an extremely powerful and potent Yantra. It can be used for worship instead of an image of Laxmi and enhances good fortune, creative ability and prosperity. This is a rare Yantra.

The Sri Yantra, also known as the Yantra of the cosmos is a highly eye-catching and one of the most dynamic of all Yantras. The Sri Yantra should always face the west, placed in the east.

Design: Made in thick metal with glass covering on the yantra that gives it an augmented view. Ideal for placing on desktop, altar or as a gift.
Dimensions:  2.75 inches (H) X 2.5 inches (W) X 4.65 inches (L)
Weight : 180 gms