Description

Matsya Yantra

Gayatri Matsya Yantra for Wealth and Good Luck, made of pure copper. This sacred Yantra is more than just a symbol—it helps attract prosperity, protection, and positivity into your space. 

The Story Behind the Matsya Avatar In Vedic mythology, Lord Vishnu took the form of Matsya (the Fish) during a great flood to rescue the sacred Vedas and restore balance in the world. 

Matsya Yantra carries divine energy, helping you rise above chaos, clear karmic obstacles, and invite peace and harmony into your home or workplace. 

Made with pure copper, the Matsya Yantra is charged with powerful vibrations that support courage, order, and financial growth—especially helpful during uncertain or challenging times.

Benefits of the Matsya Yantra

• Corrects Vastu Doshas – Especially beneficial for spaces with structural imbalances, particularly in the northeast corner or Brahmasthan area. Attracts Wealth & Abundance – Draws in financial prosperity and blessings from Dhan Lakshmi. 
• Protects Against Negativity – Shields your space from negative energies, evil eye, and invisible disturbances. Builds Inner Strength – Encourages emotional stability and confidence during tough situations. Supports Focus & Calm – Brings clarity and peace of mind, making it perfect for prayer or meditation rooms. 

How to Use the Matsya Yantra

Place the Yantra in a clean and peaceful area—like your home temple, meditation room, or office. The ideal location is in the northeast direction or the center of the space (Brahmasthan). For ongoing spiritual support, spend a few minutes each day praying or meditating near the Yantra. 

Place the Yantra in the northeast corner of your home, pooja room, shop, or office. Make sure it faces East or North to align with positive cosmic energies. Before Placement: Gently rinse with clean water or Ganga Jal on Fridays or Purnima (Full Moon).

Wipe with a clean cloth and place on a red or yellow cotton cloth. Light a diya, offer sandalwood incense, and chant this mantra: “Tat Purushaya Vidmahe Mahadivya Dhimahi Tanno Matsyah Prachodayat” (Repeat the mantra 108 times during the first installation or every Thursday morning.)