Updated on: 18.09.2024 The Navarathri festival is a time to fully devote oneself to the worship of Maa Durga and her nine divine manifestations-The Navadurga Goddesses. Each of the Navadurga Goddesses has a special place in their devotees’ hearts. From Day 1 of Navarathri, devotees fully immerse themselves in the prescribed traditional rituals, with the …
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Updated on: 17.09.2024 For the pious, the nine days of Navarathri is a time meant to fully immerse oneself in prayers and rituals that glorify each divine form of Devi Maa Durga. Each of these nine manifestations, the Navadurga, have special significance and unique rituals. Top 10s Only presents a quick look at some of …
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Updated on: 15.09.2024 Navarathri is a wondrous time, with many devotees experiencing a profound sense of faith and devotion for the Goddess Maa Durga. Her Navadurga manifestations are the highlight of this awe-inspiring Indian festival. Each of the nine Goddesses of Navarathri has a unique day, with special rituals and pujas dedicated solely to her. …
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Updated on: 12.09.2024 The festival of Navarathri holds a special place in the hearts of Hindu devotees worldwide. The main focus of the Navaratri festival lies in the worship of the Navadurga. The Navadurga are the nine scared Goddesses who are manifestations of the Goddess Maa Durga. Each day of Navarathri is dedicated to observing …
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Updated on: 11.09.2024 Navarathri is one of the most important festivals celebrated in India. Devotees immerse themselves in prayer during all the nine auspicious days of Navarathri. Fasting is observed by many devotees seeking the blessing of the Goddess Maa Durga. The festivities include the worship of all nine goddesses, called the Navadurgas, in nine …
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Festivals are a time of great joy and celebration. Dussehra is no exception to this! As per the Hindu calendar, Dussehra falls on the Ashvina month (September-October in the English calendar) on Shukla Paksha (bright fortnight). Devotees eagerly await the pomp and festivities that mark the end of the nine-day-long Navarathri festival. Dussehra is a …