Durgashtami – The Festival Of Goddess Durga
Durgashtami is a festival of great significance celebrated by millions of devotees around the world. It marks the eighth day of Navratri, which honors … Read more
Maa Durga – The Goddess Of Strength
Mahishasurmardini, destroyer of the demon Mahishasura is the symbol of bravery, courage, strength and protection. Maa Durga is known as the goddess of war … Read more
Siddhidhatri – The Goddess of Accomplishment
Goddess Siddhidhatri is the ninth incarnation of goddess Durga and is worshipped on the 9th and the final day of the festival. Dhatri means … Read more
Mahagauri – The Goddess of Peace
The eighth day of Navaratri out of the nine days is for the worship of the goddess Mahagauri. She is considered to be the … Read more
Kalaratri – The Ferocious Side Of Durga
The goddess who is worshipped on the seventh day of the Hindu festival Navaratri is Devi Kalaratri. She is known to be the ferocious … Read more
Katyayani – The Warrior Goddess
Katyayani is worshipped on the 6th day of Navaratri and is known to be the 6th manifestation of goddess Durga among the Navadurga. Her … Read more
Skandamata – Mother Of The War God
On the fifth day of Navaratri, Skandamata is worshipped. Her name is derived from Skanda (also known by the name Kartikeya) and mata meaning … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more