Shailputri Mata Bhojpatra Yantra

Shailputri Mata Bhojpatra Yantra

This Shailputri Mata bhojpatra Yantra charged by Nav-Durga mantra.Sati married shiva ascetic for love against the wishes of her powerful father King Daksh. When Daksh hosted a yajna to which all the great had been invited save sati and her partner the daughter of the house decided to attend festivities uninvited and in opposition to the recommendation of her husband . to be able to convince shiva to let her go to her paternal house, sati created or unleashed the ten mahavidyas on shiva.

At her paternal home anble to bear the insult supplied to her husband by Daksh. Sati jumped in the secred fire and died. And a grief crazed shiva flung the physique of sati over his shoulder and dance the tandav and threatened to destroy the world. As pieces of Sati's bodies fell to the earth after being dismembered by Vishnu's chakra, the fifty one Shaktipeeths, or centers of female energy corresponding to Kamakhya in Assam and Kalkaji in Delhi have been established wherever a component fell.

The same Sati was re-born as the daughter of Shail, and thus known as Shailputri. Alternately she is often known as Parvati or Himavati. Espousing Shiva in this lifetime too, she is worshiped on the first Navratra as the primary manifestation of the Durga or the Nice Goddess. Seated astride a bull and depicted against the mountains, this is a benign goddess who's saturated with gentleness and blessings. A dutiful daughter, the perfect wife, she can be the image of the fulfillment of the wishes whose thwarting led to the tragedy of Sati. As a potent force and aspect of the female energy, Shailputri claims as her personal the Muladhar Chakra. Symbolized by a lotus with 4 petals, this is the lower most chakra, the one which kinds the bottom or basis of the seven energy centers within the human body.

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