Kushmanda – The Goddess Of Light And Energy
The fourth manifestation of the goddess Durga is Kushmanda. This Devi is worshipped on the fourth day of the Navaratri festival in India and...
Chandraghanta – The Married Form Of Durga
Chandra meaning “Moon” and Ghanta meaning “Bell”, the one who has a half-moon shaped bell. Chandraghanta is the married form of goddess Parvati. She...
Brahmacharini – The Unmarried Form Of Durga
After discussing the first form of goddess Durga which is Shailaputri, we move on to understanding in detail the second manifestation. The second form...
Shailaputri – Daughter Of The Mountain
Navadurga are the nine manifestations of the goddess Durga. They are also called Nabadurga in the eastern parts of India like Bengal & Kolkata....
Navaratri – The Origin And The Importance Of The Festival
Navaratri is derived from a Sanskrit word that means Nava – Nine and Ratri – Nights. The meaning of the world is simple and...