Bhagamalini is beautiful and red, of smiling countenance, three-eyed, six-armed and seated on a lotus. She carries the night water lily, noose, and sugarcane bow in her left hands. In her right hands, she holds a lotus, goad and flowery arrows. She emits a crimson hue from her radiating body.She gives her Sadhaka, the power to attract the three worlds. She also renders the strength required to win over enemies. In case of women, she protects the pregnant ladies for a safe delivery and prevents abortions and premature births. She grants fertility to couples.

Bhagamalini also means “garlanded with luck”, “garlanded with fame” or “garlanded with the sun”. She brings auspiciousness and victory. As during Pratipad tithi Goddess Kameshwari along with the Sun gives us the light to recognise our desires and the truth about ourselves, as well as awakens a creative spark inside of us, so on Dvitiya tithi, second lunar day, Goddess Bhagamalini (along with the Moon) makes this spark grow, spread and shine. She becomes more grounded.
Manada or pride is the mood of the Goddess on second lunar day. She becomes more confident in Herself, as this lunar day is now governed by earth element and guna of rajas. Second lunar day in Shukla paksha is also known as Chandra darshan, as this is the very first day after the New Moon, when we can actually see it. On Shukla Pratipad Moon is usually still too close to the Sun to be visible on the sky – but on Shukla Dvitiya we will always see its light for the first time after it disappeared.

Dvitiya tithi is the time for you to shine your inner light and share it with the world. It is the time to make the first confident step towards fulfillment of your true desires and to connect with he bigger audience.

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