Yantra Scroll of the Heart Chakra
Anahata — The Sacred Center of Compassion
“This is the mirror of breath, of emerald flame, of soft resilience. The yantra is not just a symbol—it is a call to remember love that does not bargain.”
🟢 Yantra Description
- Structure: Twelve-petaled lotus
- Center Symbol: Two intersecting triangles forming a hexagram—union of divine masculine + feminine
- Color: Soft jade green + rose gold accents
- Placement: Altar, bedroom, healing studio, heart of the home
- Sound: “YAM” — chant gently with breath through the nose
✨ When to Use This Yantra
- To heal grief or open after heartbreak
- During self-love rituals or mirror work
- Before offering or receiving forgiveness
- As a focal point for breathwork, cacao, or rose meditations
💚 Ritual Use
- Set the yantra before you. Place a green candle or fresh tulsi leaves nearby.
- Breathe in four counts, hold four, release four. Repeat 7–12 rounds.
- Gently chant “YAM” or whisper:
“I forgive. I receive. I open.”
“My breath is an offering.”
“I am love that remembers.” - Close with a sip of rose tea or placing hands over heart in stillness.
🌸 Energetic Pairings
- Food: Pomegranate, rose petals, green grapes, tulsi tea
- Element: Air
- Chakra Name: Anahata — “Unstruck” or “Unbeaten Sound”
- Crystals: Rose quartz, green aventurine, jade
- Essential Oils: Rose otto, tulsi, neroli
🪞 Final Invocation
“Let love not be a performance. Let it be a breath.”
“Let your chest open like the petals of a remembered name.”
“You are the yantra. You are the center. You are the vow.”
This scroll is open. The heart is the altar. The breath is the priestess.
MY DIGITAL HOME 