Story of Maa Chandraghanta on the third day of Navratri | Navratri Day 3 - Maa Chandraghanta Ki K...

The Story of Maa Chandraghanta on the Third Day of Navratri | Navratri Day 3 - Maa Chandraghanta ki katha #Navratri# During the nine-day holy festival of Navratri, nine forms of Goddess Bhagwati are worshipped. On the third day of Navratri, the Chandraghanta form of Maa Durga is worshipped. This Chandraghanta form of Durga is extremely peaceful and beneficial. Chandraghanta has a bell-shaped crescent moon on her forehead. This is why this form of Maa Chandraghanta is called Chandraghanta. In this Chandraghanta form, she is golden in color and has ten arms. Goddess Chandraghanta holds a trident, mace, arrow, bow, sword, lotus, bell, garland, and a kamandalu (water pot) in her nine arms, and with her tenth hand, she blesses her devotees. Maa Chandraghanta's vehicle is a lion. This demonstrates that the Adi Shakti can be compassionate and loving toward her devotees while being fierce toward her enemies. By worshipping Mata Chandraghanta, devotees automatically attain siddhis awakened through the Manipur Chakra and are liberated from worldly suffering. The third of the seven chakras in our body is called the navel chakra or Manipur chakra. This chakra maintains the digestive system and also calms the seven mental and spiritual emotions. Let us now listen to the story of Maa Chandraghanta Devi and learn the method of worshipping Maa Chandraghanta. The story of Mata Chandraghanta reveals who Goddess Chandraghanta is. How did the Goddess get the name Chandraghanta? This video also features the Chandraghanta Aarti, Chandraghanta Mantra, Chandraghanta Kavach, and Chandraghanta Stotram. Nine forms of Goddess #Durga are worshipped during the nine-day holy festival of Navratri. Chandraghanta, the form of Maa Durga, is worshipped on the third day of #Navratri. Chandraghanta, the form of Durga Maa, represents ultimate peace and well-being. Chandraghanta Maa has a crescent shape on her forehead. That is why this form of mother bhagwati is called Chandraghanta. In this Chandraghanta form, mother's color is golden and she has ten arms. Goddess Chandraghanta holds a trident, mace, arrow, bow, sword, lotus, jaapmala, bell and a kamandalu (vessel of water) in nine arms, and with the tenth hand she blesses her devotees. The vehicle of mother #Chandraghanta is Lion. This shows that Adi Shakti can be terrible towards her enemies but at the same time having compassion and affection for her devotees. With the worship of Mata Chandraghanta, the devotees get awakened their Manipur Chakra and automatically get liberated from worldly sufferings. The third chakra in the seven chakras of our body is called Navel Chakra or Manipur Chakra. This chakra keeps the digestive system fine and also keeps the 7 mental and spiritual feelings calm. Now let's hear the story of Maa Chandraghanta Devi And know that the method of worship of Maa Chandraghanta The story of Mother Chandraghanta shows who is Chandraghanta Mata. How devi got this name of Chandraghanta? This video also shows Chandraghanta Aarti, Chandraghanta mantra, Chandraghanta kavach, and Chandraghanta stotram. #navratra #navratri2021 #NavratriVratKathaDay3