Navaratri – Devi Alankara 2024
(It’s really mesmerising visiting Temple’s during Navaratri)
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Day 1: Shailaputri / Pratipada
On Pratipada, Goddess Shailaputri is worshipped. Shaila means mountain and Putri means Daughter. Since Goddess Parvati is the Daughter of the Mountain God, she is given importance on this day.
Day 2: Brahmacharini / Dwitiya
On Dwitiya, Goddess Brahmacharini is a form of Durga Devi and she is one who reduces anger. Hence, the second day is dedicated for this Goddess.
Day 3: Chandraghanta / Tritya
On Tritiya, devotees worship Chandraghanta. It is believed that she has a third eye and fights against evil demons. During Pooja, Jasmine Flowers are offered to make her pleased.
Day 4: Kushmanda / Chaturthi
On Chaturthi, the day is dedicated for Goddess Kushmanda. Her name means cosmic egg and she is known to spread Energy and Warmth to everyone.
Day 5: Skandamata / Panchami
On Panchami, Goddess Skandamata is one who rules over Budha (the Mercury planet). She is revered as it is believed that she is Fierce and Loving.
Day 6: Katyayini / Shashti
On the sixh day called Shashti, Durga is said to have taken the form of Devi Katyayani so that she could kill the King of Demons. Women offer prayers to get a Peaceful Married and Family Life.
Day 7: Kalaratri / Saptami
On Saptami, the day is specially dedicated to Goddess Kalaratri. She is said to be fierce and have also frightened the evil spirits all over the universe. She is the most destructive avatar of Kali Devi and rules over Lord Shani (Saturn Planet).
Day 8: Mahagauri / Ashtami
On the eigth day, people worship Mahagauri. She wears only White Clothes on this special day and rides a Bull. On this day, Kanya Puja takes place – a special event dedicated for young virgin girls. This day is known as Mahashtami or even Maha Durgashtami. The day is celebrated with Dance, Fun and Prayers.
Day 9: Siddhidaatri / Navami
On Navami, Devi Siddhidaatri is given importance. She is Powerful to Fulfill all your Wishes and hence the ninth day is dedicated to her.
Day 10: Vijayadashami
Vijayadashami or Dussehra is the tenth day of the Navaratri Festival. It is often considered Symbolic of Victory of the Good over evil. It is also evident of a New Beginning in Life. This day is also called Vidyarambham – an event where children are introduced into the world of Education. Sindhoor Khela is also a very important part of the rituals on Vijayadashami.
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