Shri Ghantakarna Mahavir Murti Copper Yantra

“ॐ ह्रीं घण्टाकर्ण महावीराय नमः॥”
Chiefly associated with the Tapa Gaccha monastic lineage, Shri Ghantakarna Mahavir is revered in Svetambara Jainism as a powerful protector deity. This copper yantra embodies his spiritual essence, channeling divine energy to ward off evil forces and safeguard devotees from malevolent influences.
Symbolism and Divine Role
• Protector Deity: Ghantakarna Mahavir is invoked to shield against negativity, spirits and obstacles.
• Guardian of Harmony: His blessings are believed to bring inner peace, courage and spiritual strength.
• Sacred Myth: A popular belief holds that the time taken for the sound of a bell (ghanta) to reach the ear is the same as the time taken for Ghantakarna Mahavir’s divine energy to manifest blessings.
Place in Jain Tradition
Ghantakarna Mahavir is honored among the sixty-four yoginis and fifty-two virs, reflecting his elevated status in Jain devotion. His presence symbolizes divine guidance, protection and the assurance of spiritual resilience.
Copper as the Sacred Medium
The yantra must be crafted in copper, a metal traditionally associated with purity, energy conduction and spiritual potency. Copper enhances the yantra’s ability to radiate protective vibrations, making it a powerful tool for worship and meditation.
Spiritual Benefits of Worship
• Dispels negativity and harmful influences.
• Invokes courage and inner strength.
• Promotes peace and harmony in life.
• Connects devotees with divine guidance and protection.
This Ghantakarna Mahavir Yantra is not merely a sacred artifact—it is a living conduit of Jain devotion, offering protection, strength and serenity to those who worship with faith and reverence.