The ninth form of Maa Durga is called Siddhidatri. He has eight types of achievements – Anima, Mahima, Garima, Laghima, Prapti, Prakamya, Ishitva and Vashitva. According to the legend, Lord Shiva attained these eight Siddhis by doing rigorous penance of Mother Siddhidatri.
In Bengali society, Goddess Durga is seen not just as a goddess, but as the daughter of the family. It is believed that during Sharadiya Navratri, Goddess Durga visits her parent’s home with her children.
If you have digestive problems, sago may worsen these problems. This is because sago contains a slightly high amount of zinc.
Worshiping Goddess Mahagauri on the day of Mahashtami brings happiness, peace, prosperity and prosperity to the house. There is also a tradition of worshiping the girl on this day, which leads to auspicious results.
On the seventh day of Chaitra Navratri, bathe in the morning and wear clean clothes. First, light a lamp in front of Maa Kaalratri and offer rice grains, vermillion, flowers, and fruits. Maa Kaalratri loves red flowers like hibiscus or rose.
According to legend, when Sati Mata’s body fell into pieces while Lord Shiva was wandering the earth, the jewel from her crown fell at this very spot. This is why the Dhakeshwari Temple is considered a Shakti Peethas
Maa Katyayani’s vehicle is a lion and she has four arms. The upper right hand is in the Abhaya Mudra and the lower one in the Varada Mudra. The upper left hand holds a sword and the lower left hand holds a lotus flower.
Maa Skandamata has four arms. She is seen holding lotus flowers in two of her hands. In one hand, she holds Skandaji in his child form, and in the other, she holds an arrow.
Goddess Kushmanda loves the color yellow. Therefore, yellow sweets are offered to her
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