Yoni and the Lingam – symbol of nonduality (अद्वैतता)

Yoni and the Lingam – symbol of nonduality (अद्वैतता)

The ancient Vedas and books on religion have conclusively placed it on record the conjugation of the lingam and the yoni is final in the process of procreation. The lingam Yoni combine represents phallus and creative energy.

Phallus represents Shiv while yoni represents creative energy related to Goddess Parvati. Linga – yoni combination represents the nonduality(अद्वैतता) of divine presence and transcendental(दैविक) power. According to ancient scriptures in the universe there are near to 84 lakh yonis in all. These represent all kinds of animals, insects, birds and human-like forms etc. Depending upon the karma individuals are born from yonis(योनी) of various species. 

Evil is said to be born in rakshasa(राक्षस)  yoni.  It is believed that the cycle of births and rebirths is carried out in different human yonis.

The one who attains moksha is merged into the Being of Brahma (ब्रह्म)!

How Divine Shri Yantra Evolve?

‘Tantra’ the word has deterring responses from numerous due to misunderstanding connected to it by media reports, films, and fake practitioners of blood-smeared cults. In reality, numerous great Indian saints like Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, Adi Shankaracharya were followers of Tantra school of philosophy. The central premise of these works was the important inter-connectedness of world and individual. It permitted the exciting of dormant psychic energy in each human being to conjoin with cosmic energy. Shri Yantra is one of the hold shapes made to signify this union and it is a great energy center.

Tantra viewpoint is grounded on right scientific data. Science considers that there are some energy points in world and after much research and though, great psychics have made configurations of patterns – including squares, triangles, and circles to signify these centers. Shri Yantra is one such shape of triangles that signifies the 4 fold extracts energy that is known Purusha, and the 5 fold matter energy that schemes itself as formation. Shri Yantra is a figure that has 4 mounting facing triangles and 5 downward facing triangles.