Goddess Bala is the child form of Supreme Mother Lalita Tripura Sundari. Revered as a 9-year old girl, Bala is hailed as the epitome of eternal beauty, power, wisdom, siddhi powers, courage, and compassion. She is portrayed seated on a white lotus, with four hands- one holding a book, which symbolizes wisdom, another holding a rosary bead, which symbolizes yogic and spiritual powers. The other two hands show Vara and Abhaya mudra (boon and protection bestowing poses).
Bala always resides at the foot of Goddess Lalita and is considered as the fourth eye and vital breath of the supreme Goddess. Scriptures and Siddhas praise that propitiating Bala can invoke her blessings to gain ultimate wisdom, wealth, power of speech, and siddhi powers (supernatural powers).
DIRECTIONS FOR USING ENERGIZED GODDESS BALA STATUE
1. Place the Energized Bala statue on a clean and sacred altar facing either east or north
2. You can perform Abishekam (hydration ceremony) to the statue with rose water or milk according to your personal practice – daily, weekly or monthly. After Abishekam, rinse the
statue with water and wipe it dry
3. You can put round dots of sandalwood paste at the four corners of the base and on the forehead of the deity
4. Light a candle or ghee lamp and an incense stick in front of the statue. You can offer fresh or dry fruits as Prasad, as well
5. Sit before the statue in meditation while offering your prayers
Please Note: The color of the statue may change over a period; especially, with regular Abishekam (Hydration Pooja); however, this does not dilute the power of the energized statue.