Sri Yantra

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Sri Yantra is a complex and highly revered Hindu geometric diagram composed of interlocking triangles and lotus patterns, used as a tool for meditation, worship, and the representation of cosmic unity and divine feminine energy.

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Statements (50)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu symbol
sacred diagram
yantra
associatedWithConcept Shakta worship
Sri Vidya tradition
associatedWithDeity Lalita Tripurasundari
Tripura Sundari
centralPointCalled bindu
culturalRegion Indian subcontinent
depictedIn three-dimensional form
two-dimensional form
hasAlternativeName Shri Chakra
Shri Yantra
Sri Chakra
hasComponent T-shaped gates
bindu
central point
downward-pointing triangles
interlocking triangles
lotus patterns
outer square
upward-pointing triangles
hasGeometricNature sacred geometry
hasNumberOfCircles 2
hasNumberOfEnclosures 9
hasNumberOfLotusPetals 16
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hasNumberOfTriangles 9
religion Hinduism
represents path to spiritual realization
structure of the universe
symbolizes cosmic order
cosmic unity
creation
divine feminine energy
microcosm and macrocosm
prosperity
spiritual liberation
union of Shiva and Shakti
threeDimensionalFormCalled Maha Meru
tradition Shaktism
Tantra
usedAs cosmological map
meditation aid
ritual focus
usedFor concentration
meditation
ritual practice
visualization
worship

Referenced by (4)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Sri Yantra ("Shri Yantra")
Sri Yantra ("Sri Chakra")
Sri Yantra ("Shri Chakra")
hasAlternativeName
Hinduism
hasSacredSymbol

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