Bala Yantram

Bala Yantram is a sacred copper yantra representing Bala Tripura Sundari, the youthful and radiant form of the Divine Mother worshipped in the Śrīvidyā tradition. Intricately engraved with the mystical geometry of Sreechakra, this yantra embodies the divine feminine power (Shakti) in its most innocent yet potent form.

Crafted with devotion and precision, this copper plate features:

Bindu (ബിന്ദു): The central point symbolizing Bala Devi’s all-pervading consciousness.

Trikona (ത്രികോണം): The downward-pointing triangle denoting the Devi’s creative energy.

Chathurasra (ചതുരസ്രം): The square with four gates (bhūpura), representing the material realm and the stability it provides in ritual worship.

Used as a pīṭham (base) in Sreechakra Pūja, Bala Upāsana, and Tantric rituals, this yantra is not merely symbolic—it becomes the spiritual seat of the goddess herself during worship. It is essential for practitioners of Bala Shakti sādhana, especially during initiations and daily pūja.