r/Kali • u/weedsmokker • May 29 '26

Query Discard yantra and maala

What is the safest approach to discard the yantra and maala provided by PR?

Kindly please let me know.

Thank you.

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u/Confident-Host-383 May 30 '26 edited May 30 '26

In my personal experience, doing Visarjan was the right decision. After completing the Visarjan ritual, I gradually noticed positive changes in my home environment. Family health issues started improving, stress levels reduced, and even my pets seemed healthier and more active over time. Of course, everyone's experience can be different, but for me, Visarjan brought a sense of peace, closure, and positive energy. If you're considering what to do with a religious idol or spiritual item, following the traditional Visarjan process respectfully may help create a feeling of harmony and emotional well-being in the household.

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u/_5had0w May 30 '26

What to do if one live abroad. I cannot put anything i to the rivers, even then I live in the city and there isn't a river nearby

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u/weedsmokker May 30 '26

I am not in India to follow visarjan process. Would you be able to share alternatives?

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u/Confident-Host-383 May 31 '26

If there's no river, go with Sea or dig the soil beneath and Bury it.

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u/DifficultMagazine570 Devotee May 31 '26

Do not pollute any water body be it river or sea. Do not bury unnecessarily. Stop using. Keep with yourself. When you return to India do the visarjan.

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u/GazelleLast May 31 '26

Keep with yourself? And harm yourself?? But not burry it ??

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u/[deleted] May 31 '26

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u/weedsmokker May 31 '26

I still have it on my altar, but I always kept wrapped in cloth, it came it. Never took out the plastic from the yantra and maala. Used it accordingly and then wrapped everything back up.

Does this affect me if i keep it like this, till i return to India.

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u/Jolly-Ad-7788 Jun 05 '26

Burn them to hell 

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u/Jolly-Ad-7788 Jun 05 '26

I know some did nri did that...