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Dussehra is a national festival that celebrates the victory of good over evil. Navratri starts on the day of Amavasya (new moon) and goes on for nine nights. It ends with the Dussehra on the 10th day, which is also called Vijayadasami. As per the Hindu calendar, Dussehra falls on the Ashvina month (September-October in […]
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Day 9 marks the end of Navarathri. On this day Goddess Sidhidhatri is worshipped. Let us dive into the top 10 significances of this Navarathri day. If you’d like to read about the significance of day 8, you can do that too. Significance of Day 9 of Navarathri Day 9 of Navarathri is dedicated to […]
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On the 8th day of Navarathri, which falls on Ashtami. It is commonly referred to as Durgashtami and Goddess Mahagauri is worshipped on this day. Devotees may be seen fasting today like any of the other 9 days. Let us have a look into the top 10 significance of day 8 of navarathri. The top […]
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The auspicious day 7 of Navarathri is celebrated in honor of Goddess Kaalaratri. She is known to be feared by all evil spirits. She removes darkness and negativity from her devotee’s life. Like other forms of Durga, this form also emits divinity and feminine power. Let us dive deep into the top 10 significance of […]
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The sixth day of Navarathri is dedicated to Goddess Katyayani. She is known to be the Goddess who slew the demon Mahishasura. Even though she has enough anger in her to kill a demon, she sits atop a lion in a calm and composed stance with her right leg folded and left leg on the […]
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The fifth day of Navrathri is dedicated to Maa Skandamata form of Goddess Durga. Goddess Skandamata is the mother of Lord Karthikeya or Skanda. Let us have a look at the significance of this day. We will be taking you through Day 5 but if you want to read about the significance of day 4 […]
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Day 4 of Navarathri is dedicated to Goddess Kushmanda. She is Maa Durga’s manifestation who resonated with happiness. This day is celebrated to remember the Goddess who created the universe we live in. Devotees pray on this day to be blessed with prosperity and success. Let us have a look into the significance of this […]
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The third day of Navarathri is dedicated to Goddess Chandraghanta. Her name means ‘one who has a half-moon shaped like a bell’. She represents the married form of Goddess Durga. She is known to bestow her devotees with bravery and courage. It is believed that her grace removes all sins. You can read about the […]
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The second day of Navarathri is dedicated to Goddess Brahmacharini. ‘Brahma’ means the one who meditates constantly. It also means the unmarried one. The Goddess is pictured in the form of a peaceful maiden girl filled with intelligence. The mild form of the Goddess brings calmness and peacefulness into the mind of the devotees. Here […]
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