Goddess Chinnamasta (Chhinnamasta) Mahavidya yantra Shaligram Rings References to auspiciousness and traditional

References to auspiciousness and traditional beliefs are based on historical and cultural practices in Hindu traditions

This mala is crafted in the traditional style with knots between each bead for durability and ease of use

This yantra has beej mantras of all the ten mahavidyas

and can assist mystically with building one's self-confidence as well as success in one's chosen profession

If he becomes pleased with his devotees he blesses them with prosperity and intelligence

Goddess Chinnamasta (Chhinnamasta) Mahavidya yantra Shaligram Rings References to auspiciousness and traditionalChhinnamasta Mahavidya is the incarnation of Mother Goddess Shakti that appeared before the Devas, or Demi Gods, who sought for a wife for Shiva. Chinnamasta is one of the Dasa Mahavidyas the ten goddesses. Chhinnamasta means She whose head is severed. The text of the Gupta Lalitambika desribes Goddess Chinnamasta as follows: She who is the embodiment of virtue, love, humanness, anger, valiancy, terror, odiousness, mysticism, humor and tranquility all