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Day 3 of Navratri ~ "Chandraghanta" This form of Goddess Durga is worshipped on the third day of the "Navratri"- the grand ceremony of worshiping the Goddess and the victory of good over evil, for 9 nights and 10 days. The "Chandraghanta" - meaning one who has the half moon shaped like a bell, is the …
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Day 2 Of Navratri ~ "Bramacharini" Followed by the Shailputri avatar, "Bramacharini" or the Goddess of Penance, defining the one whose goal is to discover self-existence and the Absolute Reality, is the second avatar of Goddess Durga. This form is worshiped on the second of the "Maha Navratri" (grandeur of the 9 nights and 10 days). Although, there is …
Day 1 Of Navratri ~ "Shailaputri" The most glamourous 9 days of the Indian festival is back, in all its spirit and excitement. The advent of the Autumnal or the "Sharad Navratri" has begun. Though "Navratri", the worship of the Lady Goddess of Power, "Durga" is religiously celebrated 5 times around the year at different …
Believed to have appeared from the left side of Lord Shiva, Goddess Durga or Parvati attains her ninth embodiment in the form of "Siddhidatri", meaning the giver of supernatural powers. On the 9th and final day of the Navrati festival, the "Siddhidatri" form of the Goddess is worshiped in full spirit and enthusiasm. Being the …
Day 6 of Navrarti - "Katyayani Devi" It is on the 6th day of the Navratri festival - the grand celebration of the evolution of the Hindu Goddess Durga when the worship of "Goddess Katyayani" is observed. According to legends, She was born to a saint called Katyayana and thus was derived her name. The …
