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Let each diya you light bring a glow of happiness on your face. Happy Diwali!
04/11/2021

Let each diya you light bring a glow of happiness on your face. Happy Diwali!

The time of the year has arrived to celebrate valour, courage, and the victory of good over evil. May Goddess Durga res...
15/10/2021

The time of the year has arrived to celebrate valour, courage, and the victory of good over evil. May Goddess Durga restore our faith and bless us with all that we have wished for on this auspicious festival of Dussehra. Happy Vijaya Dashami to all!!

Ma Siddhidaatri - The Goddess of ninth day of Navaratri.....
15/10/2021

Ma Siddhidaatri - The Goddess of ninth day of Navaratri.....

Ma Mahagauri - the Goddess of eighth day of Navaratri.....
14/10/2021

Ma Mahagauri - the Goddess of eighth day of Navaratri.....

Ma kaalratri-the Goddess of seventh day of Navaratri......
13/10/2021

Ma kaalratri-the Goddess of seventh day of Navaratri......

Ma Katyayani - the Goddess of sixth day of Navaratri. She is one of the most worshipped forms of Durga and is considere...
12/10/2021

Ma Katyayani - the Goddess of sixth day of Navaratri.

She is one of the most worshipped forms of Durga and is considered a destroyer of evil. She has four hands and she wields a long sword and a lotus in two of them. She blesses with the third hand and protects with the fourth one.

According to Bhagavata Purana, the young marriageable girls in Gokula observed fast during the entire month of Margashirsha and worshipped Goddess Katyayani to get Lord Krishna as their husband. They made an earthen deity of the goddess and worshipped it. From then on, it is believed, that girls who observe fast and worship Katyayani will find worthy husbands. In Tamil Nadu, Devi Kanya Kumari, the virgin goddess is said to be an avatar of Ma Katyayani. She is worshipped during the Pongal which also coincides with Makar Sankranthi.

Ma Skandamata - the Goddess of fifth day of NavaratriSkanda is another name for Lord Kartikeya (Ma Parvati’s son and Lor...
11/10/2021

Ma Skandamata - the Goddess of fifth day of Navaratri

Skanda is another name for Lord Kartikeya (Ma Parvati’s son and Lord Ganesha’s brother). Mata means mother and thus Skandamata means mother of Skanda or Kartikeya. As is clear from the name, she is another form of Ma Parvati.

Ma Skandamata is worshipped as the mother of a supremely gifted child. When a devotee worships Skandamata, Lord Kartikeya is automatically worshipped as he is sitting in her mother’s lap. Her worship leads to peace, prosperity and salvation.

Ma Kushmanda - The godess of fourth day of NavaratriMa Kushmanda is worshipped by devotees on the fourth day of Navratri...
10/10/2021

Ma Kushmanda - The godess of fourth day of Navaratri

Ma Kushmanda is worshipped by devotees on the fourth day of Navratri. This avatar of Adi Shakti is also referred to as the Smiling Goddess. Her name is made up of three distinct words. The first word is “Ku” which means little. The second word is “Ushma” which means warmth or energy. And the third word is “Anda” which means egg.

Upon combining the three words, one can derive the meaning of her name which means the one who is the creator of this “little cosmic egg” called Universe. As mentioned above, this form is a happy manifestation of the goddess.

Ma Kushmanda possesses eight arms. She wields a Kamandalu, a bow, an arrow, a lotus, a pot of nectar, a disc, a mace and a rosary in her eight arms. She rides a lion which evokes fearlessness in her devotees. She bestows all pleasure and her regular worship brings prosperity, powers, pleasures and salvation. She destroys all ailments, troubles and hurdles of her true devotees.

Ma Chandraghanta - the Godess of third day of NavaratriOn the third day of Navratri, the third Power (Shakti) of Goddess...
09/10/2021

Ma Chandraghanta - the Godess of third day of Navaratri

On the third day of Navratri, the third Power (Shakti) of Goddess Durga is worshipped. This avatar of Goddess Durga is known and worshipped as Ma Chandraghanta (Mother Chandraghanta). Her forehead is bedecked with the crescent moon (Hindi: Chandra) resembling the shape of a temple bell (Hindi: ghantaa).

By the grace of Ma Chandraghanta all the sins, distresses, physical sufferings, mental tribulations and ghostly hurdles of the devotees are eradicated. Riding on the lion, she exudes fearlessness in her devotees. She also embodies serenity. The devotees who adore and worship her with their deeds, mind and speech, develop an aura of divine splendor around themselves. It is said that they can easily achi…

Ma Brahmacharini – The Goddess of Second Day of NavratriMa Brahmacharini is the goddess who is worshiped on the second d...
08/10/2021

Ma Brahmacharini – The Goddess of Second Day of Navratri

Ma Brahmacharini is the goddess who is worshiped on the second day of Navratri, the 9 day long festival in India that marks the battle between the good and evil, be it in the form of Goddess Durga vs Mahishasura or Lord Rama and the rakshasa Ravana. It is one of the nine avatars of Goddess Durga. In this avatar, Durga embodies tapa or penance. The name Brahmacharini is derived from two words – “Brahma” here means tapa or penance and “Charini” means an ardent female follower.

This avatar of Ma Durga teaches penance, devotion, restraint and solitude. It teaches that one should not abandon his or her duties when faced with adversity. Devotees worship Ma Brahmacharini for virtue, peace, prosperity, happiness and nobility.

The nine days of the Goddess!!Ma Shailaputri – The Goddess of First Day of NavratriMa Shailaputri (literally – Daughter ...
08/10/2021

The nine days of the Goddess!!

Ma Shailaputri – The Goddess of First Day of Navratri

Ma Shailaputri (literally – Daughter (putri) of Mountain (shaila)) is worshiped on the first day of Navaratra, the 9 days of prayers and celebration in India that mark the 9 days of battle between the goddess Durga and the demon Mahishasura. She was the daughter of the God of Mountains, Himalaya. Popularly known as Parvati, her husband is Shiva and she has two sons – Kartikeya and Ganesha.

Ma Shailaputri is the most prominent goddess among the Nava Durgas (Nine Goddesses). She is worshiped on the first day of Navratri due to her endless glories. She rides a bull, Nandi, and carries a trident in one hand and a lotus in the other.

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16/04/2021

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