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"Worshipped on the third night, this Durga Shakti rides a tiger.

Her

skin is of a golden hue, and She possesses 10 hands and three eyes.

Eight of Her hands display weapons while the remaining two are in the

mudras ( gestures) of boon giving and stopping harm, respectively.

The terms "Chandra" and "Ghanta" indicate supreme bliss and

knowledge, showering peace and serenity, like a cook breeze on a

moonlit night. Durga Devi is frequently worshipped in this form in

Kanchipuram ( Karanataka ) India!"

 

 

She rides a Tiger : Overcoming/taming of the ego.

 

Three eyes : The third eyes also known as the eyes of transcendent

knowledge

 

Lotus : symbolizes purity, perfection and divine. The spirit of a man

who is pure is spotless like the lotus, grows in the muddy water, but

rises above it .

 

 

Through purity of the minds, only then knowledge and wisdom comes

knocking …… overcoming ignorance…. Leads one to the world of

enlightenment and freedom…….and ONE becomes A Chandraghanta.

 

Chandraghanta literally means the bell of the moon. The moon is

always associated with beauty, enchantment and ecstasy. There is only

one moon but the reflection of the moon is being transmitted to all

the different oceans. Chandraghanta shines : internally and

externally like the beauty of the moon, and this beauty creates a

ripple bringing joy to whomever that sees and feel HER. Her spirit

is as pure and as spotless as the lotus flower.

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