सिद्ध श्रीयंत्र की जानकारी और महत्व

Khadga means sword, Mala means garland, Stotram means
hymn of praise. So the Khadgamala Stotram is a hymn to
the Great Mother, which bestows a garland of swords upon
those who recite it, symbol of the energy that enables us to
transcend attachment and rise on the spiritual level.
In this extraordinary Khadgamala Stotra are mentioned one
by one all the Devi of the Shri Yantra (or Shri Chakra), that
is the geometric representation of the mystical Supreme Goddess.

This Devi Khadagamala  accompany step by step the devotee to
the worship of Devi in the Shri Yantra and is considered as
the highest form of worship to the Devi.
The Yantra is composed of a series of nine overlapping
triangles around a small central point, Bindu, forming 43
triangular projections. Around the central diagram there is
the first Lotus with 8 petals and a second with 16 petals
encased in three circles and a square fence (bhupur) of
three lines with four entrances on all four sides. The Bindu
at the center represents the cosmic Union of Shiva and
Shakti and contains the potentiality of the universe within
itself. It is the universe before the Big Bang. All other parts
of the diagram represent the Cosmos evolved from Bindu,
expanding to Tripura Sundari or cosmic creative power. The
presiding deity the Shri Yantra is Maha Tripura Sundari, the
Great Mother.
The Shri Yantra is the two-dimensional representation of the
Sacred Mount Meru, the center of the universe in Hindu,
Buddhist and Jain cosmology. There are nine chakras in the
Shri Yantra. Each of these nine levels have a distinct shape,
a distinguished name and are associated with a number of
incarnations or aspects of the Supreme Mother. Each level
is one of the triangles or circles of Lotus petals, with the
outermost square representing the ground level and the
Bindu in its Center is the highest peak of the mountain.
They are:

1. Trailokya Mohan or Bhupur, a square of three lines with four
portals .

2. Sarvasa Paripurak, a sixteen-petal lotus, which fulfills all the
desires .

3. Sarva Sankshobahana, an eight-petal lotus, which agitates
everything .

4. Sarva Saubhagyadayaka, composed of fourteen small
triangles, which gives all the auspiciousness.

5. Sarvartha Sadhaka, composed of ten small triangles, which
accomplish all purposes .

6. Sarva Rakshakara, composed of ten small triangles, which
gives all the protections .

7. Sarva Rogahara, composed of eight small triangles, which
removes all the diseases .

8. Sarva Siddhiprada, composed of 1 small triangle, which
gives all the realizations .

9. Sarva Anandamay, composed of a point or Bindu, which is
full of bliss for all.

By Shri Narmadeshwar Shri Laxmi Yantra Mandir.