The passage discusses the concept of the Divine, which is represented by the Sri Yantra – a sacred geometric form composed of triangular shapes. The Sri Yantra symbolizes the union of the masculine (Lord Shiva, represented by downward-pointing triangles) and the feminine (Goddess Shakti, represented by upward-pointing triangles). This sacred symbol is activated through the use of sandalwood paste, saffron, or Pitambari, which constitute the color palette of the piece. The Divine energy embodied in the Sri Yantra is believed to attract wealth, prosperity, and abundance into one’s life, due to the ritual power it holds to draw these positive forces from the cosmos.