A Vedic Yantra is a sacred geometric design that is used in Vedic astrology and Hindu spirituality as a tool for meditation, concentration, and manifestation. Yantras are believed to represent the energy patterns of the universe and the various deities and energies associated with them.

Vedic Yantras are typically constructed using specific geometric shapes and patterns, such as circles, triangles, and squares, and may include symbols and Sanskrit mantras. Each Yantra is associated with a specific deity or energy and is used to connect with that energy and invoke its blessings.

Some common Vedic Yantras include the Sri Yantra, which is associated with the goddess Tripura Sundari and is believed to represent the balance of masculine and feminine energies; the Ganesha Yantra, which is associated with the god Ganesha and is used for removing obstacles and gaining success; and the Navagraha Yantra, which is associated with the nine planets of Vedic astrology and is used for balancing their energies and reducing the negative effects of planetary influences.

Vedic Yantras are often used in meditation and puja (worship) practices, and may be drawn or engraved on various materials, such as metal, stone, or paper. It is believed that by focusing on a Yantra and reciting its associated mantras, one can connect with the energy represented by the Yantra and receive its blessings.