Sastra Bandham is a sacred hymn contributed by Pamban Swamigal for the welfare of humanity. Connecting with Muruga's Sastra Bandham Vel Yantra can help invoke his blessings for wealth, career growth, abundance, and success in business endeavors and eliminate all negativities stopping your progress.
The Yantra got its name from the Tamil term Sastram, which means protective shield. Pamban Swamigal wrote this hymn to praise Muruga's Vel in the form of a picture called Chithira Kavi in Tamil. It means that the drawing/picture is created using Tamil letters.
This highly regarded Yantra can bring a positive transformation in your life by boosting your environment conducive to overall success and well-being. Praying to Muruga's Sastra Bandham Vel Yantra can safeguard you from evil eyes, impediments, and all adverse influences and create a protective shield around you.
This Yantra made of copper has a natural tendency to retain the energy of Muruga during energization rituals and emit it when you place it at your workplace/home to help attract financial abundance, make goal-oriented progress, and align yourself to receive material and spiritual prosperity.
Directions For Using Sastra Bandham Vel Yantra
- Keep this energized Sastra Bandham Vel Yantra on a sacred altar or a prayer room facing north or east.
- You can perform Abishekam (Hydration Pooja) to Sastra Bandham Vel Yantra with rose water or milk according to your personal practice- daily, weekly, or monthly. After Abishekam, rinse the Yantra with water and wipe it dry.
- You can put round dots of sandalwood paste at the four corners of the Yantra.
- Sit before the Yantra in meditation while offering your prayers during Mars Hora or the 6th Moon days.
- You can offer the Yantra Oleander or fragrant white flowers by chanting the below Mantra 27, 54, or 108 times.
Vaalave Deanthapaa Vaasambo Kaththanpaa
Maalaipoo Nemadhira Maal Valardhe - Saalav.
Maapaasam Poga Mathithesaar Maaboodham
Vaapaadhanth Thaavela Vaa.
Please Note: The color of the Yantra may change over a period, especially with regular Abishekam (Hydration Pooja); however, this does not dilute the power of the energized Yantra.