Shri Mahalakshmi Kubera Yantra (Yantra For Good Luck, Money, Wealth, Prosperity and Good Fortune)

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This composite yantra is one of the most powerful that there is. Its effectiveness in combating ill fortune and poverty have been laid down in tantric shastras aeons ago. Devi Lakshmi, as Vishnu's wife, lords over abundance and plenty. In the Mahalakshmi yantra, the numbers three, eight, and six assume prime importance. The three levels of the bhupura stand for the trivarga or the three pursuits of human life, which are artha (purpose), kama (pleasure), and dharma (virtue). The six angles of the shatkona (star made up of two strategically interlocking equilateral triangles) of Her yantra are in concordance with the shatkona-chakra of Her husband, Vishnu. Finally, the eight petals of the ashtadala padma stand for the prakriti octave of akasha, vayu, tejas, ap, kshiti, sattva, rajas, and tamas. You remove the ashtadala padma from the Mahalakshmi yantra, and you have the yantra of the much-worshipped deity, Kubera, who presides over the sum total of celestial wealth. Despite the fact that the individual yantras, each powerful in its own way, had to be accommodated on a small reed-thin copper sheet, the iconographies of the respective deities are intact. The traditional lamp motif that divides the yantra into half and the rangoli-esque motifs punctuating the frame have been engraved with superb precision.