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Devi Chandraghanta is a prominent goddess in Hindu mythology, worshipped on the third day of the Navaratri festival. She is depicted with a moon-shaped like a bell (ghanta) on her forehead, giving her the name "Chandraghanta." This divine form of Goddess Durga represents peace, serenity, and bravery. Chandraghanta is often portrayed riding a tiger, symbolizing courage and grace.

Devotees believe that her worship brings courage and helps eliminate negative energies. It is believed that by meditating upon and worshiping Devi Chandraghanta, one can gain control over their anger and live a life of peace and serenity. She is considered a symbol of bravery and fearlessness and is highly revered by Hindus during the auspicious festival of Navaratri.

Description
Devi Chandraghanta is a prominent goddess in Hindu mythology, worshipped on the third day of the Navaratri festival. She is depicted with a moon-shaped like a bell (ghanta) on her forehead, giving her the name "Chandraghanta." This divine form of Goddess Durga represents peace, serenity, and bravery. Chandraghanta is often portrayed riding a tiger, symbolizing courage and grace.

Devotees believe that her worship brings courage and helps eliminate negative energies. It is believed that by meditating upon and worshiping Devi Chandraghanta, one can gain control over their anger and live a life of peace and serenity. She is considered a symbol of bravery and fearlessness and is highly revered by Hindus during the auspicious festival of Navaratri.