Great philosophers of the world have forever urged us to believe that our intentions create our reality. The absence of intent is not conducive to the generation of energy. And so Dr Kwatra suggests that the first step for benefitting from any healing solution is to have the "bhava" of devotion or the faith in the universe and the intent to bring about positive change. She goes on to recommend chanting of the Shri Suktam or the Lalita Sahasranama to enable your yantra to be activated or energized by providing a simple yet beautiful logic to this. Consider a seed buried in the soil, she says. The seed carries the potential of turning into a plant but that doesn't happen till it gets a little water and sunlight. Similarly, our Yantras are potent energy sources but to awaken those nascent energies so that they positively transform our lives, a basic energization technique is required. This can also be viewed as turning the physical object into a sacred device by getting it "tuned" to specific vibrations or energy.We can do it ourselves as suggested above through chanting or we can have our respective Gurus or Vedic priests to do it for us.Once we start praying to our yantra, we might want to recharge or re-energize it after a while. For this, keep the yantra overnight in salted water and wash it with fresh water in the morning. Place it in sunlight for 2 - 3 hours once in 3 months. All dispatched yantras would be energized with a sacred ceremony of Lalitasahasranama chant and Motherly energies of Reiki. FurthurPranapratishta can be done by the receiver as guided to him internally by his inner voice or by his Guru.