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MATSYA is a Sanskrit word which means fish, as a fish cleans the pond so the
Matsya Yantra (Which is the form of Sri Bhagavan Matsya Narayana) will clean
up all Vastu defects of the Home/Shop/Office/Factory., and brings the
financial developments of the Place in which it is Kept, hence it is called
Sarva Vastu Dosha Nivaraka Matsya Yantra.
In the karnataka's only Sri Matsya Narayana Devastana specially
worshipped Matsya Yantras are given for the benefit of the devotees.
Salient Features:
1. Place the Yantra in the water filled plate in such a way that it will
get immersed in water and worship it daily.
2. Replace the water regularly.
3. After worshipping the yantra chant the Matsya Maha Mantra 108 times
(facing east or north) daily.
Matsya Maha Mantra
SANSKRIT : ॐ नमो भगवते महा मत्स्याय
नमः ||
ENGLISH : "om namo bhagavate maha matsyaya namaha"
KANNADA :ಓಂ ನಮೋ ಭಗವತೇ ಮಹಾ ಮತ್ಸ್ಯಾಯ ನಮಃ
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The Sri Matsyanarayana Temple is an unique and the only temple in
Karnataka for Bhagavan Sri Matsyanarayana Swamy. Bhagavan Sri
Matsyanarayana is the first Avatara among the Dashavataras (Ten
Avataras) of Bhagavan MahaVishnu in the form of Fish to protect the
creation from great deluge.
Matsyanarayana Swamy.Matsya Avatar was the first
Avatar of Lord Vishnu, among the Dashavatara of
Mahavishnu. Matsya means ‘fish’ in Sanskrit and
Matsya Avatar is the incarnation of Lord Vishnu
in the form of Fish. Mathsya Avatar was taken by
Lord Vishnu at the end of the first epoch (Satyuga),
when the world was destroyed by a great flood.
Lord Vishnu saved humanity and the Vedas from
the deluge. Matsya Avatara is generally
represented as a four-armed deity with the upper
part of MahaVishnu and the lower of a Matsya.
The Matsya Narayana Moorthy has four arms:two
arms hold shankam (conch shell) and chakram
(divine discus) and the other two arms are in
abhaya-hastam (divine protection) and varam
(boon).