The outer contour of the yantra-bukhtura-is always represented in bright yellow, which represents the light of the Sun, the warmest and most powerful light in the universe. When meditating on the color of the Sun, a feeling of peace comes, the body is filled with magnetic energy, and in addition, you can feel the blue color of calm. The combination of these two colors, warm and cold, brings you into balance. The eight petals of the lotus flower, made in bright red, the color of life, freedom from all kinds of rules, represent the eight of life force and the nature of existence. Gold rings symbolize the times: past, present and future. Reminding that it is necessary not only to worry about the past or care about the future, but to take an interest in all times equally. The three forces-creation, preservation, and destruction-are depicted in the form of triangles, the vertices of which are directed upwards. The triangles are superimposed on each other inside the rings of time, which means their balance and harmony with each other. The fourth triangle unites the divine forces and is located on top of the three triangles, with the top pointing down. This triangle represents the embodiment of good, good luck, happiness – all light. All the triangles are connected to form a nine-pointed star, symbolizing the energy of variability in all directions. In the center of the star, a new triangle is formed, its top facing up, and the faces interact with the three Divine forces. The point at the center of the yantra is Bindu-the divine power and consciousness embodied in the Divine Mother. 

 

The Durge mantra "Om Dum Durgaya Namaha" is able to transform negative energies into light and pure ones