Chamunda Jaap Mantra 108 Repetitions ( Ashta Matrika Series )

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Please consider supporting my work through Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/chantcentral Paypal here: chantcentral@gmail.com Bitcoin here Min 0.01 BTC here: 14ViAruCm6C8yjt4xLYTppmv1tgbAAezSo Goddess Chamunda | Chaturbhujam Trinetram cha Kalamegha Samaprabhaam | || Damshtra Karala Vadanaam Vyaghracharmaam Parojjvalaam || | Saa Khatgaam Shoolahasthaam cha Kapaala Abhaya Dharineem | || Kinkinee Malaayayuktaam Kireeta Mukutaan Vitaan || | Shiromalaa Samayuktaam Preta Vahana Samsthithaam | || Vinaashineem Vriddhaam cha Chamundaam Bhajayeth Sada || The One who has four hands Three eyes, who has complexion of Dark Rainy clouds who has Angry and terrible face with fangs coming out of her mouth , who wears a Tiger's hide on her waist , holds a khadga khatwaang / Trishul, Kapaala and Abhayamudra who wears a Garland of tingling bells around her waist and a Golden crown on head radiates her beauty, She who wears a Garland of freshly cut heads of demons around her neck Rides a Dead corpse , Whose Breast are barely visible and is Old like an dead corpse to such Chamunda I always chant her name. Chamunda also known as Chamundi and Charchika is the Shakthi of Devi (Chandi). She is the destructive form of Devi; and is similar in appearance and habits to Kali. Devi Mahatmya recounts that in the course of her fight with demons Chanda and Munda, Devi created from her forehead the terrible form of Chamunda. Unlike other Matrikas, Chamunda is an independent goddess. She is also praised as the fertility goddess of Vindhya Mountains She is also associated with Yama. The descriptions of Chamunda are varied. One of the descriptions of Chamunda mention of her as a goddess of terrible countenance, black and scowling, with drawn sword and lasso, holding a Khatvanga, wearing a garland of severed heads (munda-mala) suspended by their hair. Chamunda is clad in a tiger skin, hungry and emaciated, mouth hideously distorted and the tongue protruding out. She sits upon a seat made of three skulls; and has a cadaver for footrest. She plucked off the heads of Chanda and Munda and presented both heads to Kausiki. Chamunda is often depicted as dark in colour with very emaciated body, having three eyes, sunken belly and a terrifying face with a wide grin. Her hair is abundant and thick and bristles upwards. Her abode is under fig (oudumbara) tree. On her sunken chest, swings garland of skulls (mundamala) in the manner of a Yajnopavita. She wears a very heavy jata-makuta formed of piled, matted hair tied with snakes or skull ornaments. Sometimes, a crescent moon is seen on her head. Her garment is the tiger skin. Chamunda is depicted adorned by ornaments of bones, skulls, serpents and scorpions, symbols of disease and death. And in her four hands she holds damaru (drum), trishula (trident), khadga (sword) and panapatra (drink-vessel). She is riding a Jackal; or is seated in Padmasana or is standing on a corpse of a male (shava or preta).She is accompanied by fiends and goblins. She is surrounded by skeletons or ghosts and beasts like jackals, who eat the flesh of the corpse that the goddess sits or stands on. The jackals and her fearsome companions are sometimes depicted as drinking blood from the skull-cup or blood dripping from the severed head. She has one of Her foot pressed on the demon (representing the demonic nature / characteristics of human) and displays Varadha and Abhaya Mudras. Clothed in the hide of a tiger, She has eight shoulders and carries Soolam (Trishul – Trident), Kadkam, Ambu (Arrow) and Chakra (Wheel) on one side and Paasam (Noose), Palakai (plate), Sarngam, and Shanku (Conch) on the other side. Shri Chaamundi is Paapa Naashinya, meaning She is the destroyer of Paapa or Sins. Note - Compositing Animation and Music Composition has all done by me. Copyright rules apply.