Jamin Makan Vahan Sale Yantra

The Jamin Makan Vahan Vikray Yantra is a mystical diagram used in Hindu and Vedic practices to aid in the successful sale or transaction of properties (land and houses) and vehicles. “Jamin” refers to land, “Makan” to houses, “Vahan” to vehicles, and “Vikray” means sale or transaction. This yantra is believed to enhance the likelihood of completing such transactions smoothly and favorably.

 Jamin Makan Vahan Vikray Yantra Benefits :

How to Use the Jamin Makan Vahan Vikray Yantra:

1. Acquisition:

• Authenticity: Obtain the yantra from a trusted source to ensure it is correctly crafted and properly energized.

2. Preparation:

• Purification: Cleanse the yantra by washing it with clean water or offering a mixture of milk and water to remove any impurities.

3. Setting Up:

• Placement: Place the yantra on a clean, sacred surface or altar. Use a red or yellow cloth to enhance its auspiciousness.

4. Worship Rituals:

• Lighting a Diya: Begin by lighting a diya (lamp) or incense sticks in front of the yantra. This symbolizes the invocation of divine energy.
• Offerings: Offer flowers, fruits, and water. You may also include any other traditional offerings as part of the ritual.
• Mantras and Prayers: Recite specific mantras or prayers dedicated to the successful completion of sales. A common mantra might be:
  • “Om Jamin Makan Vahan Vikray Yantra Namah”
• Visualization: Visualize the successful sale of your property or vehicle and seek divine blessings for a smooth transaction.

5. Regular Practice:

• Daily Offerings: Perform daily or regular offerings and prayers to maintain the yantra’s positive influence.
• Cleanliness: Keep the yantra and its surroundings clean and free from clutter.

6. Special Occasions:

• Auspicious Times: Conduct additional rituals during auspicious times or favorable planetary periods, such as when the Moon is waxing or on specific days deemed lucky for transactions.

Respect and Care:

• Handling: Handle the yantra with care and clean hands. Avoid placing it in unclean or disrespectful areas.
• Storage: Store the yantra in a clean and respectful place when not in use, preferably in a special pouch or box.