About The Puja

Attributes:

• Severed head: Represents the separation of the ego from the true self.

• Sword: Symbolizes the cutting off of attachments and desires.

• Third eye: Represents spiritual insight and knowledge.

Powers:

• Grants spiritual liberation and self-realization.

• Cuts off attachments and desires.

• Bestows knowledge and spiritual insight.

• Protects from ego and ignorance.

• Grants courage and strength.

Worship:

• Chinnamasta is worshipped on Tuesdays and during the Navratri festival.

• Her mantra is "Om Chinnamastayai Namaha", and her worship includes offerings of red flowers, meat, and wine.

Symbolism:

• Chinnamasta represents the power of self-sacrifice and detachment.

• She symbolizes the cutting off of the ego and the attainment of spiritual liberation.