Meaning & History
"Sarika Khu" is a yant of two golden-tongued Sarika birds in a pair. It is believed that its Metta Mahaniyom power multiplies beyond that of the single Sarika, while the paired birds also signify love and harmony — blessing both speech and relationships.
Those who wear the twin Sarika yant wish to be loved both at home and beyond — a harmonious family, affection from those around them, and exceptional smoothness in work that involves meeting people.
Sacred Blessings
- Doubled Metta Mahaniyom (kindness and popularity)
- Strengthens love and harmony
- Charming speech that endears you to others
- Supports work that involves meeting people
Ideal for: Those enhancing both love and career, couples, and service workers