Define the law of mentalism and law of correspondence as well as understand their relation to building an altar.

Understand the significance of Ishta Devata to facilitate connection to the divine in order to enable the channeling of admired qualities for spiritual practice and worship.

Understand the purpose and significance of building an altar

Identify and list the twelve truths that should be represented on an altar.

After learning this module on Altar Tools and Objects, you will have the knowledge to create a spiritually meaningful altar by incorporating elements representing the four elements, the twelve truths, and other symbols or deities as desired to enhance your spiritual practice and connection.

• Identify the four elements that should be represented on the altar as well as the symbolic objects associated with each symbol
• Identify the twelve truths represented by the various symbolic objects 
• Explain the significance of representing the four elements and twelve truths on an altar

Learn how to work with an altar in a flexible and personalized way to enhance your spiritual practice and make it a meaningful focal point in your life.

Learn how to intuitively start building your own altar, connecting with your space and reflecting on the process as you decorate it.

After learning these two rituals, you will walk away with the knowledge of how to create a traditional altar following Vastu Shastra guidelines for enhanced spiritual connection and a practical method to establish a portable sacred space when a physical altar is not feasible, offering flexibility in your spiritual practice.

• In the first ritual, you will learn how to align your altar with Vastu Shastra principles, considering factors like location, direction, height, colors, cleanliness, and the use of inspiring images to create a harmonious and spiritually meaningful space.
• In the second ritual, you will learn how to create a portable sacred space, using minimal tools or even just words, to open and honor a sacred space when you don't have the room or safety for a physical altar, allowing for flexibility in your spiritual practice.