Join me for a 21-day transformational journey into the heart of sacred geometry and mantra meditation. Rooted in the living tradition of the Sri Yantra, this sadhana begins on the New Moon — a time that calls us inward, inviting deep introspection, intentional seeding, and communion with the subtle realms. It is a potent moment to initiate practice, align with the rhythms of the natural world, and open ourselves to transformation at the cellular and spiritual level.

 

Over 21 days, we will weave together kriya, breathwork, mantra, and the ancient meditative art of Sri Yantra into a daily structure that cultivates sacred discipline, energetic alignment, and an embodied sense of presence. This is an immersive experience designed not only to deepen your practice — but to reshape the very fabric of your daily life. 

 

We will learn a mantra for the Sri Yantra, and create a daily meditation practice with the repetition of this mantra 108 times.

What is a Yantra
A yantra is a sacred geometrical symbol used as a meditative tool. Derived from Sanskrit, the word combines “yam” (instrument) and “tra” (liberation). A yantra acts as a spiritual map, focusing the mind and supporting inner awakening. These designs are deeply symbolic, often representing divine forces or cosmic principles, and have been used in rituals and meditation for thousands of years.

What is the Sri Yantra?
The Sri Yantra—sometimes referred to as the "Queen of Yantras"—is one of the most revered and powerful symbols in Tantric tradition. It consists of nine interlocking triangles radiating from a central point (bindu), surrounded by lotus petals and a square base, forming a visual representation of the microcosm and macrocosm.

It symbolizes the divine union of masculine and feminine energies, and maps the structure of the universe itself. Meditating with the Sri Yantra is said to help balance the chakras, awaken deep inner wisdom, manifest desires, and elevate consciousness.

Why Meditate with the Sri Yantra?
Practicing with the Sri Yantra is a profound method for harmonizing inner and outer energies. Rooted in Vedic and yogic traditions, this sacred diagram offers a path to higher states of awareness through visual focus and repetition of mantra.

Why 21 Days?
In yogic tradition, a 21-day practice can help to establish a consistent practice.

 

This 21-day practice will help:

• Cultivate clarity and intention

• Awaken dormant energy centers

• Support mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being

• Bring greater alignment with abundance, wisdom, and inner power

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What you will need:

• A mala. I have mala's for sale if you need one, or you can find one in a local store or online.

• An open mind.

 We'll gather daily at 7am MST. Each session begins with a short grounding practice and some breathwork, then we'll come together to chant the Sri Yantra mantra 108 times as a group. This daily rhythm of sangha keeps us connected and accountable to one another, day after day.

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Investment: $108

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