By her grace, all the sins, distresses, physical sufferings, mental tribulations and ghostly hurdles of the devotees are eradicated.

To create ruckus in the life of Parvati and Shiva, he assigned one demon named Jatukasura.

At the time, Shiva was performing intense tapa, Parvati was handling everyday work on Kailasa Parvat.

Taking an opportunity of this situation, Jatukasur called a war and marched towards kailasa Parvat.

Till the time these bats have created havoc and started destroying the newly decorated Paravti, Kailasa region.

He reminded her that she is the Prakriti (Srishti or the creation) herself, the mother of the universe, and that She herself is sufficient to fight and control this situation.

Then Parvati hit his head with the ghanta, cut off his wings with kide liked sword, and at last put it in his chest to kill him.

This fearsome form of Parvati, with the knife in one hand and Ghanta in the other; Moon on the forehead, and sitting on a wolf is named Chandraghanta by Brahmadev.

This form of Devi Chandraghanta is a more warrior ready and apparently aggressive form that goddess Durga takes, however despite being adorned with the various weapons, she is also equally caring, benevolent and representes motherly qualities to her devotees.

While the primary cause of this form was the destruction demons, her rather fierce depiction brings with it the encouragement that praying to her can grant one fearlessness.

The devotees who adore and worship Chandraghanta develop an aura of divine splendor.

Chandraghanta is ready to destroy the wicked, but to her devotees she is a kind and compassionate mother showering peace and prosperity.

She is ever ready to fight which shows her eagerness to destroy the foes of her devotees so that they may live in peace and prosperity.