Chhinmasta Subtle Significance

Chhinmasta Tantra

There is also a deeper, esoteric meaning to the manner in which the Goddess is portrayed. Human body contains a total of 72000 Nadis of which three are of primary importance. These are Ida, Pingla and Sushumna. Sushumna being the main amongst the three is represented by Parvati and the other two signify her attendants. The severed head signifies destruction of ego which culminates into the awakenment of Sahastraar. The fountain of blood denotes elixir which drips from Sahastraar, upon which nourish the three nerves which enlighten the whole body. So where this Sadhana helps a person to reach the highest pinnacles of material success, it also leads him towards spiritual perfection. A person who has accomplished this Sadhana cannot experience any kind of paucity in his life. He attains wealth, fame, tension-free and healthy life; and if he has any enemies they are all vanquished. According to the eminent Yogi Swami Shakteshweranand if this Sadhana is accom­plished with perfection then superhuman capabilities like clairvoyance, sky-travelling, invisibility etc can also be achieved. Moreover all worldly wishes can be realised through it. In fact it is a Sadhana which is in tune with the modern times and extremely quick in giving results.