Definitions
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- noun A geometrical
diagram used as ameditation aid intantric worship. - noun religion Any
object used as a meditation aid in tantric worship.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The term yantra normally refers to Hindu contexts and practices, while mandala normally refers to Buddhist contexts and practices photo: Creative Commons/Lorenzo Lippi
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A yantra is a scared geometric symbol used for active meditation.
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A yantra is the deity in the form of a geometrical design and is used as a powerful focal point of concentration and devotion in advanced meditation practice.
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The centre of the yantra is the bindu, the focal point of all energy, the seat of Divinity.
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A yantra is a scared geometric symbol used for active meditation.
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So, you take an exquisite touch from your lover, it's received in your parietal lobe, and you combine that sensation with visions of your chosen iconography: a candle, a yantra, your lover's body, a picture on the wall of your bedroom.
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A tantric diagram of a right foot—a print of a classic eighteenth-century Hindu yantra mapping all the inner structure and energy points of the foot, which she had bought on eBay.
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A tantric diagram of a right foot—a print of a classic eighteenth-century Hindu yantra mapping all the inner structure and energy points of the foot, which she had bought on eBay.
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A tantric diagram of a right foot—a print of a classic eighteenth-century Hindu yantra mapping all the inner structure and energy points of the foot, which she had bought on eBay.
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A tantric diagram of a right foot—a print of a classic eighteenth-century Hindu yantra mapping all the inner structure and energy points of the foot, which she had bought on eBay.
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