Maa ChinnaMasta Symbolizes the continued state of self-sustenance of the created world in which are seen continuous self-destruction and self-renewal, in a cyclic order. The cycle is starkly portrayed: life (the couple making love), death (The Decapitated Form Of The Divine Mother), and nourishment (the flanking yoginis drinking Her Blood). Maa ChhinnaMasta Takes life and vigor from the copulating couple, And Gives it Away, Cutting-Off Her Own Head To Feed Her assistants.
Maa ChinnaMasta Symbolises The Cosmic Process, The Rhythms Of creation and destruction, The Harmonious Alternation Of giving and taking. The Depiction With Which devotees Symbolise Maa ChinnaMasta Strikingly Presents these aspects in such a way that the seeker can grasp intuitively their interconnectedness.
Maa ChinnaMasta (also spelt “ChhinnaMasta”, also Known As “ChinnaMunda” in buddhist traditions) Is The Divine Mother of Self-Sacrifice and Altruism. The Divine Mother Cut Off Her Own Head Simply To Feed Her assistants, Symbolising Sustenance, Co-existence, A Life-Giver and Life-Taker.
Maa ChinnaMasta Is Considered Both A Symbol of sexual self-control, Embodiment Of Sexual Energy by different traditions, And Also Represents death, temporality, destruction as well as life, immortality, and recreation.
To tantriks, Maa ChhinnaMasta Conveys spiritual self-realization and the awakening of kundalini shakti,– spiritual energy.
Maa ChinnaMasta - The Divine Mother Symbolising Self-Sacrifice -
"Om Hreem Maa ChinnaMasta Namo Nama" Maa ChinnaMasta Stregthens your soul to transcend beyond the body and care for others to find supreme fulfilment.
