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Goddess Laxmi is known goddess of fortune which blesses a devotee with luck, prosperity, wealth, and wisdom. It is believed that one who faces financial problems in his/ her life will get blessed by this Yantra. It blesses a devotee with financial stability and with good fortune.It helps to attract wealth, prosperity, wisdom and good health. It brings new opportunities or growth in business and career. It helps in preserving current income. It brings good fortune, luck and luxury in life of a devotee.Because the North Zone is the home of Lord Kuber, the God of Wealth, you can erect a statue of him there. This will improve your luck with money. You don't have to pray to him, but he deserves to be respected. Lord Kuber can also be kept in your locker.KUBER KUNJI - Quick Financial Gain / Unexpected Gain of Money/Windfall/ Prosperous BusinessLord Kuber is the Lord of all the resources on earth and even rules over the riches, buried and unclaimed inside the earth. ... and a prosperous business.Kuber kunji pack should be kept in house temple, cash box, almirah and in offices where financial transactions are made. It blesses the worshipper with money and prosperity, by drawing new avenues and sources of income and wealth. It helps in increasing the flow of funds and has the ability to accumulate wealth.Swastika pyramid is an auspicious and holy symbol in Indian tradition and belief. It is a symbol of Lord Ganesha. The meaning of Swastika is to bring prosperity from all four sides. It is made up of Mixed Metals and pyramids are embossed on it. In Hindu Tradition and Ritual, at the beginning of any work, the swastika is drawn and worshiped. Pyramid combination with the power of Swastika gives double benefits and bringing lots of luck and prosperity, fortune and positive energy at home. You can fix it on your wall of your house entrance or room. It brings positive energy and good fortune in your room and life. It acts as the remover of hurdles and complications from your life..Yantras are used for the worship of deities in temples or at home; as an aid in meditation; used for the benefits given by their supposed occult powers based on Hindu astrology and tantric texts. They are also used for adornment of temple floors, due mainly to their aesthetic and symmetric qualities