Maa Chandraghanta: Day 3 Navratri 2025 – Courage, Compassion & Life Lessons | Vijay Foundation

🔔 Maa Chandraghanta
Day 3 Navratri

COURAGE WITH COMPASSION, THE ART OF BALANCE

Introduction

On the third day of Navratri, devotees worship Maa Chandraghanta. She adorns a half-moon in the shape of a bell on her forehead, which is why she is known as Chandraghanta. This divine form beautifully blends power with peace. Maa Chandraghanta’s presence teaches us that true strength lies in maintaining a balance between courage and compassion.

The Divine Symbolism

  • Maa Chandraghanta has ten hands, each holding different weapons.
  • The shining Chandra (moon-bell) on her forehead symbolizes awareness and energy.
  • Her vehicle is a lion, representing bravery and fearlessness.
  • Though she appears ready for war, her face radiates grace and calmness.

Modern Youth Connection

Today’s youth often swing between two extremes—

  • Either being too aggressive and restless,
  • Or being too soft and compromising.

Maa Chandraghanta guides us that:

  • True leadership comes from balancing courage and compassion.
  • Youth must fearlessly pursue their dreams, while also showing kindness and respect towards others.
  • In modern life, balance means chasing career goals without losing inner peace.

Life Lessons from Maa Chandraghanta

Her timeless message is: “Be strong enough to fight, and soft enough to care.”

  • In Career: Competition is tough, but smartness and teamwork win over aggression.
  • In Relationships: Letting go of ego and practicing compassion keeps bonds strong.
  • In Personal Growth: Maintaining mental balance through meditation, hobbies, and positive thinking is essential.

Motivational Thought for Youth

“Maa Chandraghanta teaches us that true strength lies in balance—the roar of the lion with the calm of the moon.”

Conclusion

The third day of Navratri reminds us that bravery and kindness must coexist. Maa Chandraghanta empowers today’s youth to stand fearlessly for their goals, while keeping compassion alive in their hearts. This balance is the true key to success in every sphere of life.

🔔 Day 3 Message: Balance your courage with compassion – that is the true power.

✍️ Author:
Advocate Mamta Shukla
Supreme Court of India
📞 9560044035

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