Purpose

The Gold-Plated Kubera Yantra is a sacred Vedic instrument dedicated to Lord Kubera, the divine treasurer and celestial guardian of wealth. According to the Vedas and Puranas, Lord Kubera is the custodian of earthly treasures and material prosperity. Worshiping this yantra harmonizes one’s energy field with Kubera’s divine vibrations, attracting wealth, steady income, financial growth, and abundant opportunities.

Traditionally prescribed in Kubera Upasana and jyotish remedies, this yantra is especially recommended for business owners, entrepreneurs, and individuals facing financial instability, debt, or obstacles in wealth accumulation. It is also beneficial for those aspiring for new ventures, investments, or long-term financial security.

Benefits

1. Attracts Wealth & Prosperity: Generates a magnetic force that draws financial opportunities, profits, and wealth accumulation.

2. Ensures Financial Stability: Protects against sudden losses, debts, and financial setbacks, ensuring consistent flow of income.

3. Supports Business & Career Growth: Enhances success in business ventures, trade, partnerships, and career advancement.

4. Removes Wealth Blockages: Neutralizes planetary afflictions (such as Rahu, Ketu, or Saturn doshas) that restrict financial growth.

5. Long-Term Affluence: Helps in building assets, savings, and lasting prosperity for generations.

6. Divine Protection: Shields accumulated wealth from misuse, theft, or wastage by aligning it with dharmic (righteous) use.

7. Spiritual Balance: Invokes Kubera’s blessings to enjoy material prosperity while maintaining spiritual harmony.

How to Place the Yantra

1. Ideal Location:

• Place the Yantra in the North direction (Kubera’s direction), ideally in the puja room, home safe, or business cash box.

• Can also be kept in the Northeast (Ishan corner) of the house or office for attracting new wealth.

• Avoid placing it in the bathroom, under staircases, or directly on the floor.

2. Correct Orientation:

• The Yantra should face East or North.

• If installing on a wall, ensure the center of the Yantra is at eye level.

3. Auspicious Days:

• Best installed on Friday (day of Goddess Lakshmi), Akshaya Tritiya, Dhanteras, or during Diwali Puja for maximum potency.

• Can also be installed during Shukla Paksha (waxing moon) or on an auspicious muhurta advised by a pandit.

4. Purification & Setup:

• Take a bath and wear clean clothes before installation.

• Purify the place with Ganga Jal or water mixed with saffron and turmeric.

• Place the Yantra on a yellow or red cloth over a wooden stand or inside the puja altar.

5. Activation Ritual:

• Light a ghee lamp and incense sticks.

• Offer yellow flowers, kumkum, sandal paste, rice grains, and sweets.

• Chant the Kubera Yantra Mantra:

  Sanskrit: ॐ यक्षाय कुबेराय वैश्रवणाय धनधन्याधिपतये नमः
  Transliteration: Om Yakshaya Kuberaaya Vaishravanaya Dhanadhanyaadhipataye Namah

• Recite the mantra 108 times daily (using a yellow or sphatik mala) to attract Kubera’s blessings.

Special Worship

Every Gold-Plated Kubera Yantra is ritually energized (Pran Pratishtha) by Shri Ram Panditji, a Vedic priest from a 1500-year-old temple, through authentic Kubera and Lakshmi rituals. The yantra undergoes:

1. Purification (Shuddhi) with sacred herbs, water, and mantras.

2. Invocation (Avahan) of Lord Kubera, calling divine presence into the yantra.

3. Mantra Japa & Homa with offerings of ghee, grains, turmeric, and lotus flowers to charge it with Kubera’s blessings.

4. Lakshmi-Kubera Puja, aligning the yantra with Goddess Lakshmi for combined wealth and abundance.

5. Blessing Ceremony (Ashirvad) where divine energy is sealed into the yantra for lifelong efficacy.

The sanctified Yantra is then sent to you along with temple Prasad (kumkum, turmeric, and sacred thread), carrying the direct blessings of Lord Kubera and the ancient temple tradition.