Skandamātā

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Skandamātā, the fifth in the divine parade,

On Navaratri’s fifth day, her presence displayed,

Named after Skanda, the god of war and might,

Mātā, a mother’s love, pure and bright.

With four arms, three eyes, and lion’s stride,

Abhayamudra, fear she does subside,

Her son Skanda, an infant form so dear,

On her lap, she holds, to protect and steer.

Lotus flowers in hand, with grace she blooms,

Light complexioned, in her lotus throne, she looms,

Padamasani, her name, in lotus she resides,

Her love, in every heart, forever abides.

Salvation, power, prosperity, she imparts,

Treasures and wisdom, to devoted hearts,

Her grace, a radiant sun that fills the skies,

Fulfilling desires, in her devotees’ eyes.

In her presence, senses and mind align,

Free from worldly bonds, devotion’s sign,

Twice blessed, her worship is the key,

To Lord Skanda’s grace, it sets hearts free.

Selfless devotion, the path to take,

For power and prosperity, for love’s sake,

Divine splendor, her devotees shine,

In Skandamātā’s embrace, they find the divine.

The Goddess of Fire, in her fire of grace,

Leads us to salvation, in her warm embrace,

Skandamātā, a mother’s love so grand,

Guiding us to treasures, in her radiant land.