Chinnamasta is the goddess of self-sacrifice and transformation. She is depicted as a self-decapitated goddess who symbolizes the transcendence of duality, ego, and attachment.

Chinnamasta is often portrayed holding her own severed head, with blood flowing from the neck, representing the ultimate self-sacrifice and the energy that sustains life. She stands on a copulating couple.

• True freedom comes when one transcends the ego and attachment.
• Self-sacrifice is a path to spiritual awakening.
• The flow of life and death is one unified force.

Chinnamasta Sadhana for transcending ego, duality, and realizing the cyclical nature of life and death.