ŚRĪ LALITĀ TRIPURASUNDARĪ Sri Yantra,in sacred form. Discover Lalita through Sri Chakra and its three-dimensional form, Sri Meru.
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A LIVING SACRED TRADITION FREE EXPLORATION
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01 Meet Lalita02 Understand Sri Chakra03 Discover Sri Meru04 Explore nine āvaraṇas05 Encounter a living practiceChoose an enclosure Or select a numbered point or a level on the Meru.
▷ Follow the Khadgamala Stotra Pictures, recitation text and a journey through the Meru.
KHAḌGAMĀLĀ · READING GUIDE ×
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About this recitation
The stotra names are recited as printed, without adding each Devī’s separate worship-mantra ending. This text guide has no recorded audio.
Read the Devipuram source ↗ FREE EXPLORATION Look closely. Rotate and zoom the Meru. Select a triangle or petal, or enable a layer to explore its deities.
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✧ Khadgamala Stotra Locations follow the Devipuram temple maps, adapted to this model. East is at the bottom in Top view. About the source
◇ Devas & directions ☾ Tithi Nitya Devīs Visible on the main model: fifteen lunar Devīs and central Mahānityā. Points sit around the uppermost triangle, with Mahānityā at the bindu. Tap a point to see her picture and details.
Select a Nityā Devī Choose a Nityā… Schematic mandala · Srividya Learning Centre. Fifteen points around the uppermost triangle; central Mahānityā at the bindu.
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Select a Deva Choose a Deva… Śyāma Krama · eleven directional deities with bījas. Om corner = NE. Top view: East ↑ · South → · West ↓ · North ←. Above, below and site centre have separate reference buttons.
THE COLLECTION · 01 Meru design Devipuram study · supplied model This introduction begins with Devipuram. More traditions can be explored through future designs.
TAKE THE FORM WITH YOU A Meru of your own The Goddess should be freely available. Download the edited Devipuram study model for free, and feel welcome to 3D print your own Meru.
Download STL ↓ SRI MERU / THE GEOMETRY OF CONTEMPLATION Begin at the outside. Find the center. ⛶ Hide interface × ABOUT THIS PROJECT An idea that sparked spontaneously. Sri Meru Explorer began with a spontaneous idea: to make Sri Meru something anyone can explore, turn, and look at closely—and to let curiosity lead to a deeper understanding of Sri Chakra and its sacred world.
For many years, I knew about Sri Yantra, but I knew nothing about Lalita Tripurasundari, the Goddess so deeply connected with it. Discovering that connection inspired me to learn more and share it. Through this project, I hope to make that understanding accessible to more people, so that the beauty of the geometry can also become a doorway to knowing Lalita.
The model has been edited to resemble the Devipuram Sri Meru, using reference photographs to guide its proportions and details. It is an evolving visual study, rather than a measured replica.
This project is growing through exploration, learning, and shared ideas. I’m open and happy to receive your suggestions, whether they’re new features, useful improvements, or ideas that could make this site more helpful and meaningful.
I would be happy if anyone offered puja or worship to this Meru. It would mean a lot to me for this project to become part of someone’s devotion.
Have an idea to share? Contact me at liubomyr62@gmail.com .
I humbly offer this work and the fruits of this small effort at the lotus feet of Sri Satya Sai Baba.
× SOURCE & PLACEMENTS Khaḍgamālā Devīs of Devipuram Tripurā Tallikā / Devipuram · September 2026 · supplied by you.
The 98 entries use the publication’s names, qualities, mantras, descriptions and iconographic details. Each entry cites its page and numbered placement map. No artwork or photographs from the publication are reproduced. The clothed Devī study illustrations were generated separately and remain under iconographic review.
The publication explains that Devipuram’s physical temple arrangement differs from the classical Śrīcakra layout. In the first enclosure, Siddhis, Mātṛkās and Mudrā Devīs share a single line. The filter follows that arrangement, adapted to this Meru’s proportions.
The supplied video remains a listening reference. Its Siddhi list includes Garimā; this PDF’s numbered map contains ten Siddhis, so the filter follows the PDF’s ten. Mantra abbreviations, including “15” at the bindu, are retained as printed.
Text is presented for study and contemplation. Locations identify the source’s arrangement; they are not surveyed temple coordinates.
× SRI MERU EXPLORER · MODEL V1 Carry the geometry with you. Inspired by Sri Amritanatha’s teaching that the Goddess should be freely available, this edited Sri Meru model is free to download in that spirit.
Feel free to 3D print the downloaded Meru model for your own use, worship, or contemplation.
◇ Sri Meru Explorer — Devipuram Study Version 1 · STL geometry · 563 KB
Download free STL ↓ STL contains the edited geometry. The gold finish and interactive labels are part of the website.
SUPPORT ITS NEXT CHAPTER Suggested donation: any amount Any amount is welcome. A donation is entirely optional and is never required to download the model.
All donations will be used exclusively to further develop this application and expand the research, learning, and knowledge resources behind this project.
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