Chandra is a Deva (demi-god) in Hindu mythology, and is part of the Navagraha (the nine celestial bodies). He is depicted mounted on an antelope, holding a conch, chakra, and lotus, which symbolically represent the mind.

• The Chandra Yantra is contained within a Bhupur (a square with four T-shaped doors), which provides access to its divine energy.
• Inside the Bhupur, there are 16 petals, each representing the 16 kalas (aspects or phases) of Chandra, symbolizing completeness and the cyclical nature of time.
• The color of Chandra is blue, which is a cold color, known for its calming effect on the mind, promoting peace and tranquility.
• In the background of the Yantra, the energy of Chandra is invoked, representing the mind, emotions, and intuitive wisdom in the spiritual journey.

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