Goddess Kushmanda

The second form of Goddess Durga - Devi Kushmanda

Devi Kushmanda

Fourth form of Goddess Durga is Devi Kushmanda and worshipped on the fourth Navaratri. Kushmanda is ‘ Ku-shm-anda’ mean ‘Ku’ = a little; ‘ushma’ = warmth; ‘anda’ = cosmic egg. With this meaning she is the mother of the universe. The universe was full of darkness before her light spreads all around like the rays of lighted sun. She has eight hands with weapons, glitters, rosary, blessing hand etc.  In her eighth hand she holds a rosary capable of giving 8(ast) “Siddhis” (supernatural powers) and 9 (Nav) “Niddhis”. All ailments and sorrows are eliminated upon worshipping her. She always rides on a lion back

             She shows brightness in the world through her splendor. A unhappy life of the individual can be converted into a successful and happy life through the worship of  Goddess Kushmanda..

Meditation of Goddess Kushmanda:

Suraa sampoorna kalasham rudhiraplu thwamevacha

Dadhanaa hasthapadmabhyam Kushmanda shubhadaasthu may

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