RAKTA CHAMUNDI MATA - PAINTING -4

This Painting is based on the Khajuraho style of Paintings.This depicts the Goddess Rakta Chamundi Mata in her aghora form.The peahen on Her shoulder indicates prosperity of the place.This has been declared as the perfect painting in the Madhya pradesh tradition of Royal art painting.

Now, let us analyse the Painting. This Painting shows the Goddess rakta chamundi Mata in her extremely benevolent form.This has been known as the most intricate aspect of human endeavour which is indicated by Hen ,which means the male-female combination of Lord Shiva ,which represents the third eye .The straight eye line indicates the third eye beyond Sahasraara ,the eighth and ninth chakras which are present in human heart chakra.

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