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We express ourself through the use of symbols and machines all the time. Writing and language are symbolic of our intentions and in order to express these intentions, we often use some apparatus or machine. Yantras also include signs, mantras and tantra. Different Yantras are connected with different deities or angels as well as a specific mantra. The five gross elements of nature, earth, water, fire, air and ether are also connected to Yantras and by performing specific rituals utilising the appropriate Yantras it is said that one can control nature.

According to the Vedas, a Yantra is a science that can be used to connect apparently disparate elements and malefic influences into one harmonising action. For example, a planet that may normally assert a harmful effect on someone can be countered through the use of Yantras. A Yantra literally becomes the medium through which the invisible forces of energy can act on an individual.

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We are currently working on a new site for Don McClure, a mortgage broker in UTAH.

October 23, 2010 - A new Food for Life Global site was launched. The site promotes the work of an international network of non-profits that are the largest vegan food relief in the world. Visit: www.ffl.org

A new web site for Brad Cohen, vice President at EagleBank Corp and one of the Nations leading mortgage originators was launched in September. The site www.0points.com was custom designed and developed by Paul Turner Designs (PTD) and is packed with applications and tools for the loan industry. “I love my new site and tell all my friends to use PTD”, said Cohen, who has been hiring PTD since the original launching of his site in 1997.

In September, ybgreen.net was launched. The eco-business site was designed and developed by Paul Turner Designs (PTD). YB Green® is an “urbancycled” brand of accessories that are recycled in the urban environment to enhance the urban environment.  Glass that would otherwise be wasted in landfills is transformed and given a new fashionable life. Volunteers collect wasted glass in the 9th ward of New Orleans, Louisiana.  ”The glass is crushed, melted, and designed into jewelry that represents environmental and artistic expression” explained founder, Yasmin Bowers.  ”Due to the handmade process, purchases are one of a kind and reflect the culture of urban environments.  Be proud to say, ‘My earrings used to be a bottle.’”