- Can we print yantra and use it in our house/workplace?
- If we draw the yatra, can we use a ruler to measure so we make it symmetrical?
- Is the minor imperfection a drawn yantra bad when we use the yantra?
- If we practice drawing yantras, what should we do with the drawings we did not do well, or did just for practice? Can we trow it away, or this is disrespect?
- If we use yantra at certain place, does it affect all people in the said place?
- How can only one person use yantra so it has effect only on the said native?
Hope my questions are reasonable. Thank you in advance!
1. Yes you can. Hand-drawn ones are slightly better as they imbibe the life energy from you. Anyway you can pray etc and bring either to an active state.
However, yantras of conductive metals or gemstones are far more effective. So if you have tested the results using paper yantras and want more prominent / effective results, you can consider switching to a metal one.
2. You can draw freehand circles, lines, etc if you want or you can use rulers, protractors, and the whole range of geometry equipments – that is upto you. Just see that there are no cuts, holes, tears, smudges, etc.
3. That minor imperfection can never be removed. It will always be there as per the planets in your chart. Like I made someone draw 1 yantra of each the 9 planets, and she had a strong Venus Rahu conjunction. The Venus yantra was bigger than others, had line protruding outside the boundary, etc etc. So don’t worry about them as long as they are actually minor.
4. What you feel + what you do is important. People can even keep it but with disrespect or set them aside but with respect. These yantras you draw can be left at in a flowing water body, kept in a temple or religious place, or at the base of a holy tree (which will not be desecrated). If you cannot do this regularly, just keep the yantras in a clean and respectful place and whenever you visit such a place where you can leave them, you may do so. Before leaving it you can pray to it, thank it, and take permission from it.
5. I don’t think I can answer this in brief because it depends on the type of yantra, the space in which you have it, the surrounding people, etc.. but sort of yes it does and sort of no it doesn’t… The others may a feel generic or subtle upliftment in the energy etc (if they are coworkers it would be quite less, if spouse or child then a little more, etc).. A sattvik yantra of a planet or deity is a divinised and active form of their energy and doesn’t really bring harm, only that it’s method of bringing good may bring more happiness to someone and less to someone else..
6. The person who wants the effect can wear it (as a pendant etc), or keep it in a personal space that is least visited by others (like own study table, etc.). If you want to keep it in a sacred space at home then you may keep it there and the person who wants the effect can revere it more etc…
If you tell me what yantra this is, whom you don’t want it to effect, etc I could suggest something relevant.