Gujarat's gift to the court of Maa Vaishno Devi: 2 Shriyantras that cannot be sold; 70 kg weight, 60 days of hard work and a confluence of 5 metals

Not one, two, or five... But after failing 74 times, following the rules of the scriptures and counting the exact moments, in the 75th trial, such a wonderful 'Panchdhatu' Shriyantra was created in Gujarat, which was established in the abode of Mata Vaishno Devi. Jai Bhole Group of Ahmedabad has also created another unique Shree Yantra by collecting the holy soil of 51 Shaktipeeths from Hinglaj Shaktipeeth in Pakistan. These two divine shri-yantras of five elements and clay, offered by the Ambaji Temple Trust, are now adorning the abode of Mata Vaishno Devi in Jammu and Kashmir. Read this story of faith created by the confluence of unwavering faith and amazing engineering in today's Sunday Big Story. The Jai Bhole Group had earlier made 74 different Shree Yantras. Which were rejected. After that, they made the 75th Shree Yantra, which turned out to be accurate. Now let's talk about Shree Yantra made from clay. This Shree Yantra is 5 inches and weighs 1 kg. About one kilogram of soil was brought from 51 Shaktipeeths to make it. About 2 months ago, the members of the Jai Bhole group reached Ambaji temple and expressed their desire to install the Shriyantra in Vaishno Devi. After this, the management of the temple made their conversation with the Vaishno Devi Shrine Board. After this conversation, the members of the group went to Vaishno Devi 1 month ago and saw the place. They found the Yagya Shala suitable because many yajnas were performed there every day. The group met the officials of the Vaishno Devi temple and requested them to install the Shree Yantra in the Yagya Shala and immediately got permission. After getting the approval, Shriyantra was taken there from Gujarat. *** You have to take care of the muhurat while making the Sri Yantra Dipesh Patel, the founder of Jai Bhole Group, who made this Shree Yantra, told Divya Bhaskar that the idea of making Shree Yantra came about 14 years ago. We have also given Shree Yantra to the temple of Hinglaj Mata Ji in Pakistan. We have also offered Shree Yantra to the temple of Saptashrungi Devi in Nashik. Tripura also has a Shree Yantra in the temple of Tripurasundari Mataji. Recently, a unique Shree Yantra has also been installed in the Yagya Shala located in the court of Vaishno Devi Mata. We have dedicated this Shree Yantra through Arasuri Ambaji Mata. It is made of Panchadhatu. He said that we have made at least 74 Shree Yantras and rejected them. When we went to Sringeri, we came to know that just like there is a muhurat for buying an ordinary car, there is also a muhurat for every position of the Shriyantra. There is a specific time in which there is a lunar eclipse. Specific dates have been specified for some positions and the Sri Yantra should be built during those dates. In this way, after the rejection of 74 Shri Yantras, we made the 75th Shriyantra, which became accurate. Regarding the Shriyantra made of Panchadhatu, he says that without gold and silver, the Shree Yantra cannot be made of Panchadhatu. The combination of these metals makes the Shriyantra of Panchadhatu. Generally, the standards of gold and silver are high in the scriptures, but now both gold and silver are very expensive, so about 10 grams of gold has been kept in this Shree Yantra and the amount of silver has been kept a little higher. Shriyantra made from the clay of 51 Shaktipeeth Talking about the 'Shriyantra' made from clay, he said, "It was our resolve to collect soil from 51 Shaktipeeths. When we ordered the soil, the idea came to us that there is no such machine made of clay anywhere. We thought how to make this. Since I am an engineer, I made a dye as an engineer in which I collected the clay. Then I processed it in a unique and different way and made the Shree Yantra from clay. "By the grace of Mataji, we make this Shriyantra at the Ahmedabad Engineers Company in Vatva area of Ahmedabad. It is made on that machine. It takes a lot of time. We make each post in different ways. VMC machine is used for this. We make Shree Yantra keeping in mind the auspicious days, auspicious days, auspicious stars and auspicious dates and auspicious times. *** In just 60 days, he collected the money from every Shaktipeeth Not only the Shaktipeeths but also the soil of Jyotirlingas and big pilgrimage centres was collected for the clay Shriyantra. He said that when we had resolved to collect soil, it was such that we would collect soil from all the Shaktipeeths in one to two years, but by the grace of Mataji, we collected soil from every Shaktipeeth in just 60 days. It contains soil from places from Hinglaj Shaktipeeth in Pakistan to Sri Lanka. Soil has also been sourced from Jyotirlingas. It also contains the soil of Tirupati Balaji, Jagannathpuri and Ayodhya. Thus, the soil of every Shaktipeeth, Jyotirlinga and major pilgrimage sites has been collected. The group currently has at least 20 to 25 kg of soil. He says that we can still make many such machines, but the process is so difficult that if we make five Shree Yantras, hardly one Sri Yantra is ready. It took us some time to process because we had made a die for it. The shape of this Shree Yantra cannot be made by hand. That's why we have prepared it with a different process. Due to the whole process, this Shree Yantra was ready within one-and-a-half to two months. *** Pledge to offer Shri Yantra to every Shaktipeeth Before making Shri Yantra, Jai Bhole Group started studying to understand Srividya and what is the importance of Sri Yantra in it. Dipesh Patel said, "There is a book called Tantra Raj Tantra, in which the secrets of Sri Yantra have been described. It explains how Sri Yantra is, how it is made and which deities reside in it. To understand all this, we worked very hard for about 12 years to develop understanding. After that, under the guidance of Shankaracharya Shri Shri Vidhushekhara Bharati Swami of Sringeri Mutt, we made many Shree Yantras to prepare accurate Sri Yantra. One of them was made 4 years ago. After that, we are going to offer one Sri Yantra at different Shaktipeeths. Shri Yantra has a unique experience and it has been described in the scriptures how it should be. Talking about the greatness of Sri Yantra, he said that it is believed that there are 33 crore deities in one Yantra. The presiding deity of this universe is Lalita Mahatripurasundari. Mahalakshmi and Mahasaraswati surround him. Below him is Lord Shiva from whose navel a lotus emerges and Lalita Mahatripurasundari sits on that lotus. Thus, the presiding deity of the universe is herself the Goddess of Shriyantra. This group does not make Shriyantra to install in the house. In this regard, he said, "Whatever Shri Yantra we make, we make it according to the command of our Guru. Our Guru has instructed us that this Shree Yantra is not for sale, so even if a common person or someone wants to buy a Shree Yantra to install it in a house, we do not sell it. We offer Shri Yantra only as part of the service work in the temples. So far, we have offered Shri Yantra in 12 to 13 temples. This effort is still going on so that Shri Yantra can be offered in all the 51 main Shaktipeeths. Regarding the cost of making Shree Yantra, Dipesh Patel said, "We don't want to talk about its cost, because it is Mataji's Shri Yantra. It is priceless. We don't want to underestimate its importance by estimating its price. This gift, which cannot be priced and sold, is adorned in the court of Mata Vaishno Devi. Which is a matter of pride for every Gujarati.