Chandra is the cosmic embodiment of the moon, governing the tides of time and the rhythms of nature
Chandra is the cosmic embodiment of the moon, governing the tides of time and the rhythms of nature
Mantras that invoke or are currently linked to this swaroop.
ॐ श्रां श्रीं श्रौं सः चंद्राय नमः ॥
Roots: Rigveda, Shiva Purana।। दधि शंख तुषारबम क्षीरोदर्णव संभवम् नमामि शशिनं सोमं शम्भोर मुकुटभूषणम् ।।
Roots: Rigveda, Shiva Puranaॐ सर्वमंगलयै नमः।
ॐ विजयायै नमः।
Roots: Yajurveda, Rigvedaॐ नीलापटकिनयै नम:।
Roots: Yajurveda, Rigvedaॐ नित्यै नमः।
Roots: Rigveda, Shiva Puranaॐ कुलसुमदरयै नम:।
Roots: Yajurveda, Taittiriya Aranyakaॐ त्वरितायै नमः।
Roots: Yajurveda, MahabharataLinked stotrams that invoke this swaroop.
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mediumTaittiriya Aranyaka
mediumTaittiriya Samhita
mediumMahabharata
mediumTantric texts
mediumKashmir Shaivism tradition
mediumDevi Bhagavatam
mediumDevi Mahatmyam
mediumKaula Tantras
mediumRahu Purana
mediumKaula tradition scriptures
mediumPuranas
mediumNot from the primary Vedas
mediumKaula Tantra
mediumGanesha Purana
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Chandra is the cosmic embodiment of the moon, governing the tides of time and the rhythms of nature
Originating from the primordial waters, Chandra is the deity of the moon, associated with the night, the tides, and the plant soma, which is a symbol of immortality and divine bliss, he is also the ruler of the mind and the emotions, and is often depicted riding a chariot pulled by ten white horses, Chandra is also associated with the nakshatras, or lunar mansions, which are an essential part of Vedic astrology
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