Chinnamasta Devi, also known as "the severed head goddess," is a powerful figure in Hinduism. While her iconography may appear intense, she embodies a transformative aspect of the divine feminine, ...

Chinnamasta Jayanti 2024 on May 22 commemorates Goddess Chinnamasta, a fierce form of Durga among Ten Mahavidyas. Known as Prachanda Chandika, she is revered for cutting off her head to satisfy her ...

Chinnamasta Devi's dance is a captivating and multifaceted image. She stands upon the bodies of Kamadeva (the God of Love) and Rati (his consort) locked in an embrace. In some interpretations, these ...

Cuttack, Oct. 31: When it comes to Kali Puja in Cuttack, among the 67 Puja mandaps, Bakhrabad has its distinction for worshipping the headless form of the goddess. The goddess here holds her severed ...

Discovering the Maa Chinnamasta Temple: Nestled in the heart of India, the Maa Chinnamasta Temple in Rajrappa, Jharkhand, stands as a testament to ancient spirituality and natural beauty. This temple ...