Ashtvinayak Ganesh Yantra

Ashtvinayak Ganesh Yantra

A Complete Ganesh Yantra - Yantra for Good Luck, Success, Wealth & Prosperity. Ashtavinayaka Ganesha means "eight Ganeshas" in Sanskrit.Ganesha is the Hindu deity of prosperity and learning. The term refers to a pilgrimage to the eight Hindu temples in Maharashtra state of India that house eight distinct idols of Ganesha, in a pre-ascertained sequence.

The Ashtavinayak Ganesh Yantra is a powerful spiritual tool dedicated to Lord Ganesha in his eight divine forms, collectively known as Ashtavinayak. It represents the energies of the eight sacred temples of Ganesha in Maharashtra, each of which is associated with a specific form of the deity. This yantra is designed to invoke Lord Ganesha’s blessings for success, wisdom, prosperity, and obstacle removal.

The yantra typically consists of intricate geometric patterns infused with the vibrations of Lord Ganesha’s mantras, making it a strong medium for attracting divine energy. Worshipping this yantra is believed to grant protection, wealth, and spiritual upliftment.

Made of : Copper (Gold Plated)
Sizes available : 6X6 , 8X8
Packet contains : Gold plated copper yantra , Roli , Mouli.

Astroshastra, in an effort to provide the authentic yantras to devotees, made the Ashtavinayaka yantra in pure copper with Gold plating, which has eight ancient forms of Ganesha inscribed on it. The form of each murti of Ganesha and His trunk are distinct from one another.


The eight forms of Ganesha are
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1. Moreshwar (Mayureshwar) – Morgaon
Symbolizes wisdom and victory over desires.
Ganesha defeated the demon Sindhu while riding a peacock (Mayur).

2. Siddhivinayak – Siddhatek
Represents power and the ability to grant success (Siddhi).
Lord Vishnu obtained powers by worshipping this form of Ganesha.

3. Ballaleshwar – Pali
Significance: Worshipped as the guardian deity of true devotees.
Legend: Young devotee Ballal’s unwavering devotion pleased Lord Ganesha.

4. Varadavinayak – Mahad
Grants boons and wishes to devotees.
A sage's curse was lifted with Ganesha’s blessings.

5. Chintamani – Theur
Removes worries (Chinta) and brings peace.
Ganesha retrieved the Chintamani jewel from a greedy king and returned it to Sage Kapila

6. Girijatmaj – Lenyadri
Born to Goddess Parvati as the son of the divine mother.
Parvati meditated for years to have Ganesha as her child.

7. Vighnahar – Ozar
Protector from troubles and obstacles.
Ganesha defeated the demon Vighnasura, who was spreading disturbances.

8. Mahaganapati – Ranjangaon
The most powerful form, capable of defeating even great demons.
Lord Shiva worshipped this form of Ganesha before his battle with Tripurasura.

Some of these murtis are called Swayambhu effigies, or the self-existent in Sanskrit. This is to indicate that no human created these murtis, they were found completely formed by nature.

In our efforts to provide the best quality and authentic ancient hindu yantras to our esteemed customers , Ashtvinayak yantra is made on auspious day with Ganesh Yantra in centre and engraved Eight forms of Lord Ganesha around the yantra making a complete Ashtvinayak Yantra. Astroshastra would energise this Yantra after getting an order from you in your name to give to maximum benefit.

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Total Number of Recitaion/Japa for Ashtvinayak Ganesh Mantra is 1,25,000 times

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Mantra for Ashtvinayak Ganesh Yantra

"Om Hareeng Shareeng glung gang Ganpatiye var vard Sawjanam me Vashmanayte Savaha Tha".
"Om gang ganpatyae Namah."


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