Chandraghanta Mata Bhojpatra yantra

Chandraghanta Mata Bhojpatra yantra

This Chandraghanta mata bhojpatra yantra charged by Nav-Durga mantra. The third Navratra is devoted to the worship of Chandraghanta, the third manifestation of the vitality of the goddess Durga. The ten armed deity is seated upon a tiger and holds in her hand a set of incongruous objects, rang­ing from a lotus and kamandal to the weapons of warfare corresponding to sword, mace and bow and arrow. But her manner and visage is one of excessive calm. And two of her palms are empty, folded in a mudra of meditation. But she derives her name from her most prominent ornament, a half moon shaped like a bell that adorns her fore- head.

It is the clamorous sound of this instrument being rung like a bell that smites all evil beings equivalent to demons and instills fear of their hearts. Nonetheless as a goddess she exemplifies calm and materials properly being. Her adornments are rich and signify materials comfort. In a way she is the goddess who rids our lifetime of obstructions and evil energy.

The holder of the potent energy that is yet to be unleashed, she is also the bestower of courage upon her devotees. As a potent pressure and aspect of the feminine power, Chan­draghanta claims as her own the Manipur Chakra. Symbolised by a lotus with ten petals, this chakra is often known as the "nabhi" or navel chakra. The Manipur Chakra embodies the change or conversion from simplicity to complexity.

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