Bhuvaneshvari Empowerment

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Bhuvaneshvari is considered the supreme goddess who
creates everything and destroys all the unnecessary
evils of world. She is associated with the energy
essential to creation. She viewed as the Queen of the
universe, the universe is her body and all beings are
ornaments. She is the heart of the universe and the
universe is in her heart.
Bhuvaneshvari's beauty is renowned. She is most beautiful
with a radiant vermillion complexion, her face framed with
luxurious hair the color of jet. Her eyes are expansive and
expressive, her lips full and red, and her nose petite. She
has a tiny waist and her body exquisite. Her beautiful
throat is decorated with ornaments. It comes as no
surprise that Shiva is said to have produced a third eye to
view her more thoroughly. She is pictured with four arms,
two of them removing fear and granting boons (blessings)
with the Varada Mudrā.
The Varada Mudrā ("favorable mudrā") signifies offering,
welcome, charity, giving, compassion and sincerity. It is
nearly always shown made with the left hand by a revered
figure devoted to human salvation from greed, anger and
delusion. It can be made with the arm crooked and the palm
offered slightly turned up or in the case of the arm facing
down the palm presented with the fingers upright or slightly
bent.
Bhuvaneshvari’s other two hands hold a goad and a noose.
These represents control of evil forces as well as inner
issues of anger, lust and anything that comes in the way of
spiritual growth.
Bhuvaneshvari is also considered as the Mother goddess
of Kali, Lakshmi, and Saraswati also Gayatri. In Hindu
Mythology she is considered as the most powerful goddess
in the universe. She is also known as Om Shakti or Adi
Shakti, one of the earliest forms of Shakti. Bhuvaneshvari is
the cosmos personified as a goddess.
She is capable of turning situations according to her
wish. It is considered that even the navagrahas (cosmic
influences) cannot stop her from doing anything. Worship
of her creates a cosmic vision.
Bhuvaneshvari is one of the Mahavidyas
(transformations) of goddesses and represent the ferocious
aspect of Devi. The other Mahavidyas include Kali, Tara,
Lailta Tripura Sundari, Bhairavi, Bagalamukhi, Dhumavati,
Chinnamasta, Kamala and Matangi.