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How were the Hindu months named?

December 24th, 2023

Hindu months are named according to the names of constellations. Any month is named on the basis of the constellation in which the Moon is on the full moon date of any month. The Hindu New Year begins with the month of Chaitra. There are 12 months in the year in the Hindu calendar also. Do you know how the months got their names and their religious-mythological significance?

Chaitra month,

it is said in Brahma Purana that Lord Brahma created the universe on Chaitra Shukla Pratipada, hence this date is celebrated as Nava Samvatsara. Chaitra Navratri starts from the Pratipada date of Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month. The full moon of Chaitra month occurs in Chitra Nakshatra, that is why the month was named Chaitra. In the month of Chaitra, fasts are observed on Hanuman Jayanti, Ram Navami, Papamochini Ekadashi, Shitalashtami. The Indian New Year starts from this month. The beginning of Satyayuga is also considered to be from the month of Chaitra. According to mythological beliefs, on the Pratipada of this month, the first incarnation of the Dashavatars of Lord Vishnu, Matsyavatar, incarnated and took Manu, who was surrounded by water, to a safe place, from whom, after the flood, a new world was created. Creation began.

Vaisakh month,

This month is called Vaishakh due to its relation with the Moon on the full moon day in Vaisakh month. Vishakha Nakshatra’s lord is Jupiter and deity is Indra. In such a situation, bathing, charity, fasting and worship during this entire month provide inexhaustible virtue. In the month of Vaishakh, the birth anniversary of Lord Vishnu’s sixth incarnation Parshuram Ji, Akshaya Tritiya, fasting of Mohini Ekadashi are considered important. According to the Indian calendar, Vaishakh is the second month of the year. This month is considered as a holy month. Which are related to divine incarnations and religious traditions. It is believed that on the Shukla Paksha of this month, on the day of Akshaya Tritiya, Vishnu incarnations Nar-Narayan, Parashuram and Narasimha were incarnated and on the Navami of Shukla Paksha, Goddess Sita appeared from the earth. According to some beliefs, Tretayuga also started from the month of Vaishakh. Hui. Due to the sanctity and divinity of this month, over time, the dates of Vaishakh month came to be associated in folk traditions with the opening of doors of many god temples and celebration of festivals. This is the reason why the doors of the famous temple of Hindu religion Shri Kedarnath open on Akshaya Tritiya of Vaishakh month. On the second day of Shukla Paksha of Vaishakh, Rath Yatra of Lord Jagannath is also organized in another Hindu pilgrimage place Puri. Devvriksha Vat is worshiped on the new moon day of Vaishakh Krishna Paksha.

In the month of Jyeshtha, on the full moon day, the Moon is in Jyestha Nakshatra. Summer is at its peak in Jyestha. Due to the seniority of the Sun, this month is called Jyeshtha. In such a situation, the importance of water is considered very high in the month of Jyeshtha and fasts and festivals related to water are celebrated in this month. These days are the biggest days. This month is one of the favorite months of Lord Vishnu and Lakshmi. Worship of Goddess Lakshmi has special significance in the month. Worshiping Goddess Lakshmi properly on all the days falling in the Shukla Paksha of this month brings happiness and prosperity in life. People who have any money related problems in their life, they get best results by worshiping Goddess Lakshmi in the Shukla Paksha of Jyeshtha month. Like Vat Savitri Vrat, Ganga Dussehra, Nirjala Ekadashi happen in this month. According to the mythology, Lord Ram met his devotee Hanuman ji in this month. This day is called holy Tuesday fast.

Ashadha month,

the month of Ashadha is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. In this month, chanting, penance, worship, worship and bathing have great importance. The name of Ashadh month is named after Purvashada and Uttarashadha constellations. On Ashadh Purnima, the moon is situated between these two constellations, hence this month. The name has been kept as Ashadh. In the month of Ashadha, the fasts and festivals of Jagannath Puri Yatra, Gupt Navratri, Devshayani Ekadashi are important. Chaturmas starts from Ekadashi of Shukla Paksha of Ashadha. It is called Devshayani Ekadashi. All the gods including Lord Vishnu sleep, except Lord Shiva. Chaturmas occurs from Devshayani Ekadashi to Devuthani Ekadashi. Therefore, auspicious functions like marriage, housewarming etc. do not take place. The month of Ashadh is also called the wish fulfillment month. In this month, whatever wish you make by remembering God, it gets fulfilled. In such a situation, whatever wish you have, you can pray to God for its fulfillment. Worshiping the water god along with Lord Vishnu in the month of Ashadha brings wealth. Apart from these, you can get positive energy by worshiping Sun and Mars God. Gupt Navratri comes in Ashadh. Gupt Navratri of Ashadh is the best means to get the blessings of Mother Durga. You can fulfill your wishes by observing Ashadh Gupta Navratri fast and Durga Puja.

Shravan month,

the entire month of Shravan is considered best for worshiping Lord Shiva. On the full moon day of this month, the moon is in Shravan Nakshatra, hence it was named Shravan. There is special significance of Mangala Gauri fast on Shiva Monday and every Tuesday of Sawan. The devotee never has to face troubles by worshiping Shiva family in Saavan. Hariyali Teej, Rakshabandhan, Nag Panchami come in Sawan. Sawan comes in Dakshinayan. Whose deity is Shiva, that is why worshiping him these days is auspicious. Rainy season occurs during Saavan. According to the Puranas, the flowers and leaves offered to Lord Shiva come only during the rains, hence the tradition of worshiping Shiva in Sawan was created. In Skanda Purana, Lord Shiva told Sanatkumar about the month of Sawan that he loves Shravan very much. Every date of this month is a fast and every day is a festival, hence in this month, worshiping with discipline and discipline increases power and virtue.Explaining the importance of Shravan, in the Anushashan Parva of Mahabharata, Rishi Angira has said that the person who spends the month of Shravan eating food at one time, keeping his mind and senses under control, gets as much virtue as taking bath in many pilgrimages.

Bhadra month,

the name of this month is Bhadrapada due to the formation of Purva or Uttara Bhadrapada constellation in the sky on the full moon of this month. Worshiping Ganapati and Shri Krishna in the month of Bhadpad brings happiness, wealth and prosperity. The main fasts and festivals of Bhadrapada month are Krishna Janmashtami, Ganesh Chaturthi, Kajri Teej, Anant Chaturdashi etc. There is a full moon date in every month but the full moon day of Bhadrapada month has special significance. The importance of this Purnima also increases because Shraddha Paksha starts from this Purnima which continues till the Amavasya of Ashwin. Taking bath and donating on this full moon day is also considered to have special significance.

Ashwin month,

Ashwin month is named after Ashwini Nakshatra. Ashwin month is dedicated to Goddess Durga Maa, the goddess of power. From this month the Sun gradually starts becoming weaker. The influence of Saturn and Tamas increases. Doing any auspicious work is prohibited in this month also. Important festivals like Shardiya Navratri, Vijayadashami, Jeevitputrika Vrat, Indira Ekadashi fall in this month. Pitru Paksha takes place in the month of Ashwin in which 16 Shraddhas are performed for the peace of the ancestors.

Kartik month,

according to the Puranas, in this month Kumar Kartikeya had killed Tarakasura. This month has been named Kartik to honor the bravery of Kumar Kartikeya. In the month of Kartik, special worship of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Vishnu is done. Kartik month is the most important month of Chaturmas in mythological beliefs. Lord Vishnu awakens after four months of sleep on Devotthan Ekadashi of Kartik month. In this month, worshiping Tulsi along with Lord Vishnu is considered to have special significance. The marriage of Tulsi and Shaligram is organized in this month. Bathing in Ganga, donating lamps, yagya and rituals in the month of Kartik are considered to give ultimate results. By doing these, your troubles go away and you attain virtue and the planetary condition also improves. Important fasts and festivals like Dhanteras, Diwali, Chhath and Kartik Purnima occur in the month of Kartik itself. According to mythological beliefs, in this month, Shri Hari lives in Matsya avatar, hence do not consume fish or other types of tamasic things even by mistake in this month. should do. Bathing has special significance in the month of Kartik. It is said that all the sins of a person are washed away by this.

Margashirsha month,

Margashirsha month is named from Marga Sira Nakshatra. Margashirsha month is considered to be the ninth month of the Hindu calendar, and is also called the month of Agrahayana or Aghana. It is considered to be the most sacred month in Hindu scriptures and Satyayuga is considered to begin from this month. It is said that in this month, all the bad things can be resolved by chanting, penance and meditation. This month is very important from the religious point of view. Actually this month is related to Lord Shri Krishna. Because on the Ekadashi date of Margashirsha Shukla Paksha, Lord Shri Krishna had preached Geeta to the archer Arjuna in the field of Kurukshetra. Therefore, Geeta Jayanti is also celebrated on this day. Lord Shri Krishna has said that the month of Margashirsha should be considered equal to him. Therefore, worshiping Shri Krishna in this month brings success in every work. Kaal Bhairav Jayanti, Utpanna Ekadashi, Geeta Jayanti are celebrated in this month only. Taking bath in holy rivers like Ganga in the month of Margashirsha of Hindu calendar gives relief from diseases, defects and pains. A person who observes the fast of Mokshada Ekadashi falling in this month attains salvation. Doing charity also has great importance this month. Reciting Gajendra Stotra and Vishnu Sahasranama in the month of Margashirsha also provides many benefits. It is said that Sage Kashyap had established Kashmir, which is called the crown of India, in this month.

Paush month,

in the month of Paush, on the full moon day, the moon is in Pushya Nakshatra, that is why this month is called Paush month. This month is dedicated to the worship of Sun. According to mythological texts, in the month of Pausha, Sun God should be worshiped by his name Bhag. Surya, named Bhag of Paush month, is considered to be the form of God. In the month of Paush, offering ardhya to the Sun and keeping a fast is considered to be of special importance. It is also called Chhota Pitru Paksha. The main fasts and festivals of Paush month are Saphala Ekadashi and Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti. It is believed that observing fast every Sunday of this month and offering sesame rice khichdi makes a person radiant.

Magh month,

the month of Magh was named for Magha Nakshatra. By doing Kalpavas at Sangam in the month of Magh, a person attains salvation. There is special significance in worshiping Lord Vishnu, Sun God and Mother Ganga in the month of Magh. In the month of Magh, there is importance of bathing in Ganga and donating at other holy places like Prayag, Haridwar, Varanasi, Nashik, Ujjain. The month of Magh is considered very sacred in Hindu religion. It is believed that taking bath three times in the month of Magh in Prayag is more fruitful than ten thousand Ashwamedha Yagya. Lord Vishnu is pleased with the people who take bath in Magh throughout the month and bestows them happiness, good fortune, wealth, children and salvation. Many religious festivals come in the month of Magh and nature also starts becoming favourable. In this, Sun, Ganga and Vishnu are worshipped. Fast is observed on Makar Sankranti, Basant Panchami, Sakat Chauth, Gupt Navratri.

Phalgun month,

Phalgun month is the last month of the Hindu calendar. This is the same time when spring also arrives. The full moon of this month is seen as Phalguni Nakshatra. Therefore this month has been named Phalgun month. This month is also considered a month of joy and happiness. According to the English calendar, this month falls between February and March. With the arrival of Phalgun month, summer begins and winter begins to subside. Due to the influence of spring, there is sweetness in relationships in this month and the whole atmosphere remains charming. The two biggest festivals of Hindu belief, Mahashivratri and Holi, are celebrated in this month. Taking bath early in the morning in this month is also considered auspicious. This month is dedicated to Shri Krishna and Shiva. In this, the festivals of Mahashivratri, Holi, Phulaira Dooj are celebrated. It is said that the moon was born in the month of Phalgun. At this time, worshiping the moon by offering water brings special blessings. Offering water to the moon also calms your restless mind.
Do you also feel unsafe?

December 23rd, 2023

No matter how much knowledge we acquire in life, there is always some fear in our mind. Some are afraid of death, some are afraid of giving up their family, some are afraid of lack of money, some are afraid of children, etc. Many fears live among us. All these fears, in some way or the other, create a feeling of insecurity in us.

The more you start connecting with people, whether it’s on social media or in person, some way or the other, you’ll start to feel insecure. It is possible that after looking at someone’s beautiful face, you start considering yourself inferior to that person or you start feeling bad about someone’s house, car or property, now when so many things are going on inside you. , then it will be impossible for you to love yourself. We start feeling insecure by considering ourselves different from others, whereas it is not so, we are also like other people. Although this feeling of insecurity acts as a motivation to make oneself a better person. Let it be with you. Face it, accept it and that way you will start moving on the path of taking yourself forward. At any given time you have two kinds of things going on: one outside your mind and the other inside you. inner sanctum. At this moment, if you stop and think for a while, you will understand that the reality of the outside world is different from what is going on in your mind. Rather, all this is just the illusion and worry of your mind, which is holding you back. So now whenever you experience any kind of anxiety, just think once: is this true?

One reason we struggle with insecurity is because we compare our inner feelings to someone else’s. We pay more attention to everyone’s appearance and do not even want to look at their real face and start comparing ourselves with this artificial appearance.

Even people who are generally confident may develop feelings of insecurity because someone has led them to doubt themselves. If you feel insecure because of your height, weight, clothes, studies or any other reason, then let me tell you that you are not alone in this. That’s because no one is perfect in this world. We all make mistakes and then use that failure as our stepping stone to move forward.

What it means to be insecure has nothing to do with who or what you are, it has everything to do with the perception of what you think people think about you. Insecure people don’t lack anything, but they have the confidence to know all the gifts they have to offer the world. Insecure people put too much stock in what others think of them because they aren’t sure they know themselves. How do I feel? If you want to stop being insecure, find a way to love yourself. Insecure people feel bad about themselves. This usually stems from their childhood or past experiences. Many times, despite everything going well, women start feeling insecure. Sometimes he feels that his partner is angry towards him. Sometimes he feels that the boss will be angry because the assignment is not completed. Sometimes he starts feeling insecure about his friends too. In fact, sometimes we start feeling more insecure towards those relationships which give us a feeling of belonging. Many times this feeling of insecurity makes us weak. The feeling of insecurity towards loved ones is just a confusion of the mind. These confusions can also be the result of old bitter experiences. Due to being cheated in love and not getting what one wants, negative attitudes start growing in the mind. Due to this, inferiority complex starts creeping in the mind. This creates a fear of rejection and a sense of insecurity develops. Children who have experienced sudden and unexpected poverty are never able to recover from it. They are unable to believe that when they grow up, they can earn so much that they will never have to face poverty again. Some children feel that their parents pay attention to them only when they get very good results. This thinking persists for years after leaving home. This feeling of insecurity gets attached to their identity. The feeling of psychological, economic and physical insecurity makes them like this.

Parents should strengthen the sense of security in their children right from childhood. Make your children believe that whatever may be the situation, we stand with you. Even if your child does not excel in studies, it is possible that at some point in his life his name will be stung. Parents are the first school of the child. The support given keeps children mentally strong throughout their life.
Why worship Mother Siddhidatri?

December 23rd, 2023

Maa Siddhidatri is worshiped on the last day of Navratri. This form of Maa is the one who bestows all siddhis. By worshiping Maa Siddhidatri, all kinds of siddhis are obtained and all kinds of worldly and extraterrestrial wishes are also fulfilled. She provides all kinds of siddhis to her devotees, hence she is known as Siddhidatri Maa. . Another name of Maa Siddhidatri is Goddess Lakshmi, who represents wealth, happiness and success. She blessed Lord Brahma with a life partner, who was none other than her own form, Goddess Saraswati. He then blessed Lord Vishnu with a wife who was herself a divine form of Siddhidatri Mata, that of Goddess Lakshmi. The word Siddhi means supernatural power and Dhatri means giver of rewards. Therefore, it is believed that Maa Siddhidatri fulfills all the divine aspirations. Mother Siddhidatri is considered the goddess who bestows perfection. She blesses her devotees with wisdom and imparts spiritual knowledge to them.

The form of Mother Siddhidatri is extremely divine. Mother’s vehicle is a lion and the goddess also sits on a lotus. Mother Siddhidatri is seated on a lotus like Mother Lakshmi and has four arms. The mother’s right lower hand is decorated with a lotus flower and her upper hand is decorated with a conch shell. On the left hand side, a mace is decorated in the lower hand and a chakra is decorated in the upper hand. Mother Durga is wearing red clothes in this form. Mother Siddhidatri is also considered to be the form of Mother Saraswati. According to Devipuran, Lord Shankar had achieved these achievements only by his grace. By his grace, half of Lord Shiva’s body became that of a goddess. For this reason he became famous among the people by the name ‘Ardhanarishwar’. By worshiping this form of Mother, all the siddhis are attained, hence she is worshiped by all the gods, sages, demons, eunuchs and householders.

According to mythology, Anima, Mahima, Garima, Laghima, Prapti, Prakamya, Ishitva and Vashitva are the eight Siddhis. All the Gods and Goddesses, Gandharbha, Rishis and Asuras attain siddhis only by worshiping them. Any devotee who fasts for nine days of Navratri, worships and finally worships the girl, receives the immense blessings of the Mother Goddess and all the pending tasks are completed. Along with this, happiness, peace and prosperity is achieved in the family. On the day of Mahanavami, offer coconut, panchamrit and pua to Maa Siddhidatri. Mother is very happy with this. Mother’s mantra is chanted to keep all the women feeling motherly, due to which the Goddess becomes very happy. She fulfills all the wishes of the devotee. The high crown on her head and the gentle smile on her face are the identity of Maa Siddhidatri. Even on this day, many devotees make Kunjikas sit in their homes and feed them. It is said that Halwa-Puri and gram should be offered to Mata Siddhidatri. On this day, coconut sweets should be offered to the Mother Goddess. With this all the wishes are fulfilled. Also, distributing this Prasad among girls and Brahmins is considered very auspicious.

He likes purple and violet colors very much. In such a situation, you can worship her by wearing these colors. Siddhidatri is pleased with Plumeria Alba or Champa flower. It is offered to Maa Siddhidatri, the ninth incarnation of Maa Sherawali. Do not offer Doob, Madar, Harsingar, Bel and Tagar to Durga. Apart from Champa and lotus, no flower bud should be offered. It is believed that Hibiscus flower is dear to Mother Goddess and by offering it, the devotees get immense blessings of Mother Durga. Puranas tell that Mother Durga resides in the hibiscus flower.

The festival of Durga Puja is celebrated to mark the victory of Hindu Goddess Durga over the demon Mahishasura, a symbol of evil. Mahanavami, also known as Navami, marks the end of the nine-day fast of Navratri. This day is set for the worship of Mother Siddhidatri. It is believed that Goddess Durga made her final attack on the demon Mahishasura on the ninth day of the festival and defeated him the next morning, on Vijayadashami. She is associated with protection, strength, motherhood, destruction and wars. The legend of Durga focuses on combating evils and demonic forces that threaten peace, prosperity and dharma representing the power of good over evil.

Navratri is not celebrated only for faith, there are many scientific reasons behind it. Navratri usually falls during Ritu Sandhi, which is the time of transition between two seasons. During this period, there is a change in the weather, which can cause many types of diseases. Fasting, cleanliness and worship during Navratri increases the body’s immunity, which prevents these diseases. Fasting during Navratri removes toxins from the body, which keeps the body healthy and disease-free. Doing meditation, yoga and devotion during Navratri gives peace to the mind, which reduces stress and anxiety. Gets rest and the digestive system gets a chance to recover. During Navratri, the house, temple and surrounding areas should be kept clean. This keeps the environment pure and prevents diseases. Doing meditation and yoga gives peace to the mind, reduces stress and keeps the body healthy.
Doing devotion gives positive energy to the mind and brings happiness in life.
Why is Mother Mahagauri worshiped on the eighth day?

December 23rd, 2023

On the eighth day of Navratri, there is a tradition to worship Maa Mahagauri, the eighth form of Maa Durga. This day is also called Mahashtami. On this day, there is a tradition of worshiping the girl along with worshiping Mother Mahagauri. This day is dedicated to Maa Mahagauri, the eighth power of Maa Durga. It is believed that Goddess Durga appeared on Ashtami Tithi to kill the demons.

According to the story of the mythological Shiva Purana, when Mahagauri was only eight years old, she started clearly remembering the events of her previous birth. From that time onwards she accepted Lord Bholenath as her husband. And she also started doing severe penance to get Lord Shiva as her husband. Due to fasting and waterless penance for years, his body turned black. Seeing their penance, Lord Shiva became pleased and purified them with the holy water of Ganga. After which Mother Mahagauri became bright with light and radiance like lightning. Along with this, she became famous by the name of Mahagauri. After killing all the demons in the form of Kaalratri, Mother got excited and performed severe penance for many days to get her white skin and offered Arghya to Lord Brahma. Pleased with Goddess Parvati, Lord Brahma advised her to take bath in the Manasarovar river of the Himalayas. Following the advice of Lord Brahma, Mother Parvati took bath in Manasarovar. After bathing in this river, Mother’s form became glorious. Therefore this form of Mother was called Mahagauri. Let us tell you that Mother Parvati is the form of Goddess Bhagwati.

Goddess Mahagauri is very simple, charming and cool in appearance. His vehicle is Taurus. The Goddess takes upon herself the responsibility of fulfilling the wishes of the devotees who worship Goddess Mahagauri. Goddess Mahagauri is a four-armed goddess. He has Abhaya Mudra in his upper right hand and a trident in his lower hand. Mother Mahagauri is holding Damru in her upper left hand and Vara Mudra in her lower hand.

Mahagauri’s clothes and jewelery are all white, hence Mother Mahagauri loves white color very much. Even in the puja, white things are offered to Maa Mahagauri and white colored Prasad is also offered. Because of his love for white colour, he is also called Shwetambardhara. Mother’s vehicle is Taurus. The form of the Goddess appears compassionate, loving, calm and gentle. This form of Mother is very captivating. Performing Durgashtami puja has been said to be beneficial for the destruction of all sins. Ashtami puja is considered to have special significance during Durga Puja in Navratri. By worshiping Mahagauri, even impossible tasks become possible, all sins are destroyed, happiness and good fortune are attained and every wish is fulfilled. This form of mother gives salvation. She is worshiped to remove many obstacles related to marriage. According to astrology, they are believed to be related to the planet Venus.

Mahagauri was eight years old at the time of her birth, that is why Mahagauri is worshiped on the eighth day of Navratri. Worshiping Mahagauri on the eighth day of Navratri brings happiness and peace. This is the form of Annapurna for its devotees. That is why devotees worship and respect girls on the day of Ashtami and receive the blessings of Mahagauri. She is the presiding goddess of wealth, prosperity and happiness and peace. The entire world is illuminated by the glory of Mahagauri. Their power is unfailingly fruitful. According to Durga Saptashati, Kaushiki was born from the part of Goddess Mahagauri who ended Shumbha-Nishumbha. Mahagauri is the wife of Mahadev, Shiva and Shambhavi. The worship of Mahagauri is related to the shadow planet Rahu. According to Kaalpurush theory, planet Rahu is related to the sixth and eighth house in the horoscope. Therefore, the worship of the Goddess is related to destruction of enemies, destruction of diseases, marriage, obstacles in marriage, household and age. According to Vastupurush theory, Rahu is the south-west direction of the main goddess. By worshiping Mahagauri, all the troubles of the devotees go away. Goddess Sita had worshiped Gauri to get Shri Ram as her husband.

Due to the fair complexion of Mata Mahagauri, Goddess Mahagauri is often compared with the conch, the moon and the white flower of Kund. The eighth day of Navratri is dedicated to Mata Mahagauri and worshiping Mata Mahagauri on this day awakens the Soma Chakra in our body. It happens. Soma Chakra is also called Nadi Chakra. The awakening of this chakra purifies our soul. We get freedom from laziness and our mind remains focused on our work. Worshiping Mother Mahagauri provides mental peace and freedom from worldly sorrows. Soma Chakra is also called Chandra Chakra or Ida Nadi Chakra. This nadi controls our will power. With the control of will power, our past memories remain alive and the desire to live life arises. Due to any kind of obstruction in this Nadi Chakra, a person develops negative qualities like laziness, sensuality, superstition, crime. Worship Mata Mahagauri on the eighth day of Navratri to awaken the Soma Chakra or Nadi Chakra.
Is Mundamala a symbol of love for Shiva and Parvati?

December 23rd, 2023

In Hindu religion, Gods and Goddesses are shown decorated and wearing jewellery. Mahadev, the God of Gods, is also known for his unique form. The appearance of Lord Shiva is considered mysterious. He wears different types of things on himself. This form of Shiva also has a special meaning. According to Shivpuran, whatever Lord Shiva wears on his body, there is some secret hidden behind it. Shiva wears trident, hair, snake, moon, mundamala etc. Lord Shiva wears a garland of Mund around his neck. Very few people know the story behind this.

It is said that the garland of head is the gift of Mother Sati. Which is worn by Lord Shiva. It was Shiva who told Sati Mata the secret of wearing Mundamala. This garland around Shiva’s neck has 108 ends. Once Narada Muni asked Sati Mata that if Lord Shankar loves you the most then why does he have a garland of tonsils around his neck? On the instigation of Narad Muni, Sati Mata stubbornly demanded from Lord Shiva to know the secret of the rosary. When Sati did not agree after much persuasion, then Shiva told her that all the heads in this Mund rosary are yours. Shivji said that this is your 108th birth. Even before, you have taken birth 107 times and left your body. These heads are the symbol of those births. The Mundamala symbolizes that Shiva has controlled death. According to the Puranas, this Mundamala is also a symbol of the love of Shiva and Sati.

After knowing the secret of wearing Mundamala, Sati Mata said to Shiva that I sacrifice my body again and again but you do not renounce then Shiva told her that I have knowledge of Amarkatha, hence I should not sacrifice my body again and again. Does matter.
Sati also expressed her desire to hear Amarkatha from Shiva. When Shiva was narrating the story to Sati, mother fell asleep in the middle. Due to this she could not listen to the entire story. And she could not become immortal. And she committed suicide by jumping into the yagya of her father King Daksh. After Sati’s self-immolation, Lord Shankar created 51 Peethas from her body parts, but Shiva entwined Sati’s head in his garland. In this way, Shiva completed the rosary of 108 Munds and wore it. However later, Sati was next born as Parvati. In this birth, Parvati attained immortality and then she did not have to leave her body. The amazing love of Lord Shiva and Sati is described in the scriptures. The proof of this is Sati’s self-immolation by jumping into the Yagya Kund and the orgy of angry Shiva carrying Sati’s dead body. However, this was also Shiva’s leela because on this pretext Shiva wanted to establish 51 Shakti Peethas.

The person wearing it always remains blessed by Shiva. This original lookalike unusual Munda mala is given by us with unusual mantras. According to Hinduism, Munda mala characterizes the fearsome aspects of Hindu goddess Maha Kali and Lord Shiva, while in Buddhism, it is associated with Tibetan Buddhism. Worn by angry gods. This rosary is mainly used for “chanting” of Goddess Kali and Lord Shiva. In Mahakaleshwar Jyotirling also during Bhasma Aarti, Mundmal is offered in replica form on Shivling.
Why is the worship of Maa Kalratri called the night of accomplishments?

December 22nd, 2023

The seventh day of Navratri is of Maa Kalratri. Maa Kalratri is worshiped on the seventh day of Navratri. Meaning of the name Maa Kalratri in which Kaal means death and Ratri means night. The name of this Mother Goddess literally means destroyer of darkness. It is believed that Maa Kalratri is considered equal to Goddess Parvati, who is worshiped not only in Satvik but also in Tamasic worship, hence this day has more importance than all the days of Navratri. Kaalratri Maa is said to be the most fierce goddess but despite being fierce, Kaalratri Maa is very loving and soft hearted. It is believed that the night of Saptami is called the night of accomplishments. On this day, Maa Kalratri is worshiped with rituals. Maa Kalratri is the 7th form of Goddess Durga. It also destroys evil and evil forces.

It is believed that by worshiping Kalratri, the person gets freedom from every kind of fear along with happiness and prosperity. Maa Kalratri is worshiped to destroy evil and get rid of diseases. It is said that the person who worships him gets cured of all his diseases and gets victory over his enemies. Along with this, planetary obstacles and fear also go away. Besides, all kinds of problems like ghosts, untimely death, disease, grief etc. also end. According to religious beliefs, Maa Kalratri was born from the head of Maa Chandi. Maa Kalratri was born to kill giant demons like Chand, Munda and Raktabeej. Mother Chandi was born to kill demons like Shumbha and Nishumbha. Mother Kalratri was able to kill huge demons like Chand and Mund but she wanted to kill Raktabeej first. But it was difficult for them. Raktabeej had received the boon of Lord Brahma that if even a single drop of blood falls on the earth, many demons can be born from that blood. Then Mother Kalratri started drinking Raktabeej’s blood while killing him. Due to the fierce battle, all the demons were killed and Mother Kalratri was finally able to kill Raktabeej also. According to Devi Bhagwat Purana, Goddess Kalratri caught hold of Chand Mund’s hair in the battle and separated his head from the body with a sword. The goddess brought the head of Chand Mund and said to Goddess Kaushiki, I have cut the heads of these two animals named Chand Mund and placed them at your feet. Now in the war you yourself kill Shumbha and Nishumbha. The Goddess was pleased and told Kalratri that, because of killing Chand Mud, from today onwards the devotees will also call you by the name of Chamunda Devi. That is why Goddess Kalratri is also called Chamunda Devi. Demons and negative powers get scared after seeing this fearsome form of Mata Kalratri. But Mother Kalratri is going to show utmost compassion to the devotees. Due to being accessible and loving to the devotees, Mata has also been called Shubhankari.

Goddess Kalratri is considered to have authority over Pingla Nadi. This goddess is the one who bestows all the achievements. By practicing them, the ability to see the future develops. Fear is destroyed from the mind. Goddess Kalratri provides enjoyment and salvation to her devotees. On the seventh day of Navratri, she is worshiped keeping this form of Mother in mind. This name of the goddess is due to her appearance. In this form, the complexion of the mother is black like kajal. And fire comes out from her breath. She is wearing a rosary of Vidyut around her neck. Her hair is open and the mother is holding her head in one hand due to which blood is dripping. He has three eyes which are round like the universe and fire rains from his eyes. The story is that after seeing Shumbha-Nishumbha and his army, the goddess got very angry and their complexion turned dark. Goddess Kalratri appeared from this dark form. Maa Kaalratri’s vehicle is Gardabha i.e. donkey. They are said to destroy demonic powers. It is believed that by worshiping Maa Kalratri, the doors of all the siddhis of the universe open up and all the demonic powers get scared and go away just by chanting her name. Therefore, the person who is blessed by Mother Kalratri becomes free from every kind of fear. Goddess Kalratri has four arms. With the upper right arm, the Mother grants boons to the devotees and with the lower right arm, the Mother grants abhaya, while in the left hands the Mother holds a sword and a thorny pestle. At some places, a sword and a bowl are also said to be in the hands of the mother. Mata Kalratri’s hair is open and a garland of electricity adorns her neck, due to the shine of which it appears as if lightning is flashing. In anger, fire burns from the mother’s nostrils.

Kheer should be offered to the Goddess on the seventh day of Navratri. Seasonal fruits can also be offered to the Mother Goddess. Khichdi should be offered to the Mother Goddess in the evening. By worshiping Goddess Kalratri, the fear of untimely death goes away. Therefore, on the seventh day of Navratri, Goddess Kalratri should be worshiped as per the rituals and her mantras should be chanted. Worshiping Mother Kalratri protects from the troubles in life. Worship of Maa Kalratri is considered very auspicious to control enemies and opponents. By worshiping them, fear, accidents, stress, diseases and evil powers are destroyed and there is no impact of negative energy. According to astrology, worshiping him to control the planet Saturn gives supernatural results. It is believed that Mother Kalratri controls the highest chakra Sahastrar of the devotee and this chakra makes the devotee extremely satvik and takes him to divinity. There is no mantra for this chakra. Ghosts, ghosts, demons and all the demonic powers run away just by the name and remembrance of Maa Kalratri.

It is said that by worshiping and worshiping Maa Kalratri, one gets freedom from the superficial obstacles as well as the vengeful experiments done by others. On the Saptami of Navratri, the mind of the seeker is situated in the Sahasrara Chakra for the awakening of Kundalini, which the seeker is engaged in sadhana. Today they penetrate the Sahastrasar Chakra. The seventh day of Navratri is very important for the practice of Tantric Kriya because the worship of Kalratri is done late at night which is called Nisha Puja. This Tantric puja starts at 12 o’clock in the night and animal sacrifices are also made at many places. This is the reason why the night of Saptami is called the night of “Siddhis”, on this day the eyes of Adishakti open and the door of Mother Goddess opens for the devotees. For this reason, eyes are donated to Maa Kalratri on this day in Tamasic activities and Tantric sadhana.
What is the supernatural glory of Mother Katyayani?

December 22nd, 2023

Mother Katyayani, the sixth Shakti of Goddess Durga, was born in the house of Maharishi Katyayan. The form of the goddess is very beautiful and shining. He has four arms in which he holds a sword and a lotus, one hand is in Abhayamudra and the other is in Varamudra. By worshiping her, the devotee attains supernatural power. On the sixth day of Navratri, Maa Katyayani, the sixth form of Mother Goddess Adishakti Maa Durga, is worshipped. Unmarried people worship Mother Katyayani for early marriage. Along with this, fasts are also observed for them. At the same time, married people worship their mother to attain happiness and prosperity. Those who learn Tantra-Mantra perform rituals to attain Siddhi on the sixth day of Navratri.

There are religious beliefs that by worshiping Mother Katyayani, the seeker attains all kinds of happiness. Along with this, the sorrows and troubles prevalent in life go away. Money related problems also go away. If you also want to please Mother Katyayani, then during the worship on the sixth day of Navratri, you must recite Devi Kavach and Stotra and chant the mantra. It is believed that this brings the power of attraction in the worshipper. By devotion and worship of Mother Katyayani, man easily attains the four fruits of wealth, religion, lust and salvation. Despite being situated in this world, he becomes endowed with supernatural brilliance and influence. His diseases, grief, anguish, fear, etc. are completely destroyed. He has weapons and a lotus flower in his four arms, and his vehicle is a lion. She is the presiding goddess of Brajmandal, Gopis worshiped her to attain Krishna. Their worship is perfect for marriage related matters, a suitable and desired husband is obtained by their grace. In astrology, Jupiter’s relation should be considered with them. Their worship is considered wonderful for the early marriage of girls.She is also worshiped for desired marriage and love marriage.Their worship is also fruitful for marital life. Even if the chances of marriage are weak in the horoscope, marriage still takes place.

The story behind the name of ‘Katyayani’, the sixth form of Maa Durga, is as follows – There was a famous Maharishi named Kat. His son was sage Katya. The world famous Maharishi Katyayan was born in this Katya’s clan. He performed very difficult penance for many years while worshiping Bhagwati Paramba. His wish was that Mother Bhagwati should be born as a daughter in his house. Mother Bhagwati had accepted his prayer. Mother Bhagwati was pleased with the rigorous penance of Maharishi Katyayan and gave her physical darshan. Sage Katyayan expressed his wish to his mother, on this Mother Bhagwati promised him that she would be born in his house as his daughter.

Once upon a time, the atrocities of a demon named Mahishasura were increasing on all the three worlds. Due to this all the Gods and Goddesses got upset. Then from the power of the Trinity – Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh i.e. Lord Shiva, a goddess was born who was born in the house of Maharishi Katyayan. She was named Katyayani because she was born in the house of Maharishi Katyayana. After being born as a daughter in the house of Mata Rani, Rishi Katyayan worshiped Maa Katyayani as per the rituals on Saptami, Ashtami and Navami Tithi. After this, Mother Katyayani killed Mahishasura on Dashami day and freed all three worlds from his atrocities.

It is mentioned in the Skanda Purana that she was born out of the natural anger of God, who killed Mahishasura by riding on a lion given by Goddess Parvati. Like Goddess Durga, she is traditionally associated with the color red. He is worshiped on Shashthi of Navratri festival. On that day the mind of the seeker is situated in ‘Ajna Chakra’. This Ajna Chakra has a very important place in Yoga Sadhana. The seeker with his mind situated in this chakra offers his everything at the feet of Mother Katyayani. Such devotees who make complete self-sacrifice easily get the darshan of Mother Goddess. Mother Katyayani is very fond of offering honey and yellow colour. It is believed that offering honey to Maa Katyayani improves personality. Married couples can also benefit from regular chanting of the auspicious Katyayani Mantra to ensure complete happiness and peace in their married life and to have a child as soon as possible. . Mother represents wisdom and harmony. It is said that the blessings of Goddess Katyayani purify the sins of the devotees, ward off evil spirits and remove obstacles. Through the devotion and worship of Maa Katyayani, man can easily attain the four fruits of Artha, Dharma, Kama and Moksha. is achieved. Despite being situated in this world, he becomes full of supernatural brilliance and influence. His diseases, grief, anguish, fear etc. are completely destroyed. There is no easier and simpler way to destroy the sins of many births than worshiping the mother. His worshiper becomes entitled to the supreme position by constantly being in his company.
Why is Goddess Kushmanda revered?

December 22nd, 2023

Mother Kushmanda is worshiped on the fourth day of Navratri. By worshiping this form of Mother Goddess, devotees get freedom from troubles. On this day, the mind of the worshiper remains present in Anahata Chakra. Therefore, on this day, worship and worship should be done with a very clean and pure mind keeping in mind the form of Mother Kushmanda Devi. There is a strong belief about Maa Kushmanda that by worshiping her, all the diseases of the devotees are cured. Mata Kushmanda is also called the presiding deity. According to Hindu belief, worshiping this form of Goddess Durga bestows blessings and eliminates all sorrows. According to Hindu mythology, a glimpse of the smile of Mother Kushmanda created the entire universe. She is also known as Ashtabhuja Devi.

It is believed that those people who worship mother with true heart and with complete rituals, easily attain the supreme position in their life. It is also believed that by worshiping the mother, all the diseases of the devotees are cured. Mother Kushmanda is also called the eight-armed goddess. His arms are decorated with arrows, chakra, mace, nectar pot, lotus and kamandalu. In the other hand he is wearing a garland containing siddhis and nidhis. Maa Kushmanda’s rider is a lion. Sacrifice white pumpkin i.e. whole petha fruit to Goddess Kushmanda. Kushmanda means pumpkin. Pumpkin is a vegetable which has many seeds inside it and the special thing is that they contain the power to produce many pumpkins. According to Hindu belief, just as pumpkin has the power to increase the life force, in the same way, worshiping Goddess Kushmanda increases the strength or energy within the devotee. Curd and halwa are also offered to the goddess. The universe is considered to be like a pot, which is empty in the middle. The Goddess resides at the center of the universe and protects the entire world. According to Hindu belief, green color is very dear to Mother Kushmanda, in such a situation, green colored clothes, fruits and sweets must be offered in the worship of the goddess. Women should offer green colored makeup items especially to Goddess Kushmanda to fulfill their wishes of happiness and good fortune.

Kushmanda Devi is considered the worshipable goddess of Hindus. Goddess Kushmanda is worshiped on the fourth day of Navratri and this day is also called “Chaturthi Navratri”. Kushmanda Devi is also known as Durga and this form is one of the nine forms of Goddess Durga. Because one of his various forms gave special alms to a beggar. It is said that when creation did not exist, this goddess had created the universe. Their residence is in the world within the solar system. Only Goddess Kushmanda has the ability and power to reside in the inner world of the solar system. By meditating Goddess Kushmanda, the devotee gets a meaningful life and all his troubles are destroyed. The description of Goddess Kushmanda is found in Markandeya Purana. According to this Purana, when Goddess Kushmanda assumed the form of Shakti given by Supreme Father Brahma, she was called Kushmanda. That is why he is known by this name.

According to the story, Goddess Kushmanda appeared in the form of Durga using the power of Lord Brahma and protected the devotees. She killed Mahishasura, due to which she was also called Mahishasurmardini. In the same sequence, he also revealed his other forms, like Bhadrakali, Chandika, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kalratri, Gauri, Mahagauri and Siddhidatri. That is why she is also worshiped by the name of Navadurga during the nine days of Navratri. The worship of Maa Kushmanda has the miraculous power to remove all the sorrows and sufferings of her devotees. Through his devotion, his followers are blessed with long life, fame, power and good health. Maa Kushmanda is easily pleased by even the simplest acts of service and devotion of her devotees. If a person shows devotion to the mother with all his heart, he can very easily attain the supreme state.

As the devotees move forward on the path of devotion to Maa Kushmanda, they start experiencing the subtle blessings of her grace. The sorrows and sufferings of worldly existence become a source of happiness and satisfaction for them. Worship of Maa Kushmanda provides the easiest and auspicious path to cross the ocean of worldly existence. By worshiping Maa Kushmanda, a person becomes completely free from all troubles and diseases, which leads to happiness, prosperity and spiritual progress. Therefore, those who desire both material and spiritual progress should remain devoted to the worship of Maa Kushmanda. The divine presence of Maa Kushmanda is a ray of hope and solace to her devotees, granting them abundance, peace and fulfillment. Guides towards life. Those who seek her blessings with sincerity and devotion are bestowed with infinite grace and blessings from Mother. In a fast paced and chaotic world, the worship of Maa Kushmanda provides peace and harmony to her devotees.

Through the worship of Maa Kushmanda, devotees can experience the profound love and compassion of the Divine Mother, and it is this divine connection that leads them to the attainment of supreme spiritual realization. His divine grace can bring about transformation in the lives of his devotees, leading them to the path of enlightenment and liberation. Maa Kushmanda is the source of infinite blessings and grace. Those who come to Him with devotion and humility find themselves enveloped by His divine love and protection, leading them to a life of abundance, happiness and spiritual growth. Only these have the power to live in Surya Loka. Is. That is why the radiance and glow of their body is as bright as the sun. All ten directions are illuminated by their light. His glory is present in all the objects and creatures of the universe.
What is the glory of peacock feather in the scriptures?

December 22nd, 2023

Lord Shri Krishna always wears a peacock feather on his crown. For this reason he is also known as Peacock Crowned. In all the images of Shri Krishna, peacock feathers and a crown adorn his forehead. It is said that Lord Krishna is very fond of peacock feathers.

According to mythological belief, Mother Sita felt very thirsty during her exile. Shri Ram was present there, he looked around. But they could not see water far and wide. This is because there was only forest all around. After this he prayed like nature, O God! Show directions to wherever there is water nearby. After which a peacock arrives there. He told Shri Ram the way to get water. He said that the reservoir is close by but there is a possibility of mistake on the way. Lord Shri Ram asked that peacock – Why are you saying this? Then the peacock replied that he would go flying and in that order he would go spreading his feathers. With the help of which Lord Shri Ram will reach that reservoir, whereas it is believed that peacock feathers fall only at a particular time. It is said that if a peacock sheds its feathers as per its wish, it dies. Same thing happened with the peacock which showed the path to Lord Shri Ram. When the peacock was in its last stages, he started thinking in his mind that he had the good fortune to quench the thirst of the God who quenches the thirst of this world, hence his life became blessed. He had no wishes left. After this, Lord Shri Ram told the peacock that the debt you have owed me by spreading your wings and sacrificing your life, I will definitely repay this debt in the next life. It is believed that when Shri Ram took the incarnation of Shri Krishna in his next birth, he wore a peacock feather on his head. In this way Lord Shri Ram repaid the debt of the peacock.

According to the scriptures, Shri Krishna is one of the 10 incarnations of Lord Vishnu who wore a peacock crown. According to a legend, when Kanha and Radha were dancing, a peacock feather fell on the ground. Shri Krishna picked up that peacock feather and wore it on his crown. When Radha asked Shri Krishna the reason for this, he said, in the dance of these peacocks he can see Radha’s love. Lord Shri Krishna’s life was not the same. There were many colors and different emotions of happiness and sorrow in his life. Just as peacock feathers contain many colours, similarly many colors were present in the life of the Lord too. Peacock feathers are also a message that life is very colourful. But if you look at it with a sad heart, you will find life colorless and if you look at it happily, you will see only colors in life like peacock feathers. Peacock is considered a sacred bird, that is why Lord Shri Krishna keeps its feather on his head. Are. It is believed that Mother Yashoda used to put peacock feathers on Lord Krishna to protect him from the evil eye. According to another mythological story, a sage had told Mother Yashoda that her son was prone to snakebite. He may face danger from snakes in his life. To prevent this, he asked Mother Yashoda to put peacock feathers on the head of Shri Krishna. That’s why Mother Yashoda used to put peacock feathers on the head of Shri Krishna. There is enmity between peacock and snake. This is the reason why it is advised to keep peacock feathers with you in Kalsarpa Yoga.

In Sanatan Dharma, keeping peacock feathers in the house is considered very auspicious. According to Vaastu Shastra, placing peacock feathers in the temple of the house removes Vaastu defects. Due to this, not only all the people in the family become healthy but the financial condition of the house also improves. Peacock feather is considered a symbol of prosperity. According to beliefs, if a person has peacock feathers in his house, then there is no influence of negative powers. According to Buddhism, peacock opens all its feathers, hence its feathers are considered a symbol of openness in thoughts and beliefs. . It is also very dear to the gods and goddesses. Mother Saraswati, Shri Krishna, Mother Lakshmi, Indra Dev, Kartikeya, Shri Ganesha all love peacock feathers in some form or the other. In ancient times, great texts were written by the Maharshi using the pen of this peacock feather.

Regarding the peacock, it is believed that this bird protects any place from the influence of evil powers and adverse things. This is the reason why most people install beautiful peacock feathers in their homes. Shri Krishna does not compare his friends and enemies. Shri Krishna’s brother Balram was the incarnation of Sheshnag. Peacock and snake are enemies of each other. But the peacock feather on Krishna’s forehead gives the message that he gives a special place to his enemies also.

There is a popular story behind Shri Krishna wearing peacock feathers that peacock is the only bird which remains celibate throughout its life. It is said that a female peacock conceives by drinking the tears of a male peacock. In this way, Shri Krishna adorns the feather of such a sacred bird on his forehead. When Shri Krishna lived in Nandgaon, he used to go to the forest to graze cows along with other cowherds. At that time peacocks used to spread their wings and dance around them. Since then, Shri Krishna ji became attached to the feathers of cows and peacocks.
Why is Mother Skandamata worshipped?

December 22nd, 2023

Skandamata is worshiped on the fifth day of Navratri. In this form of Mother, Kartikeya sits in her lap. Due to being the mother of Skanda i.e. Kartikeya, the goddess has got the name of Skandamata. It is believed that worshiping this loving form of the Mother increases intelligence and wisdom. Skandamata, the daughter of the Himalayas, is the form of Goddess Parvati and being the wife of Mahadev, she is also known as Maheshwari. Worship of Skandamata Women must do this because it not only brings good fortune but also gives you the happiness of having children.

The end of the demon Tarakasura was possible only by the son of Shiva. To kill the demon Tarakasura, mother Parvita trained her son Kartikeya (also known as Skanda) to fight against the demon Tarakasura. For which Mother Parvati had to take the form of Skandamata. The left arm of the Goddess is in the posture of graciously granting blessings to her devotees. On this day the mind of the seeker is situated in pure chakra. By being situated in this Chakra, one gets freedom from all the worldly bondages and one can concentrate completely on Mother Skandamata. He remains immersed in worship continuously. Skanda or Kartikeya or Kumar is also known by many names. His vehicle is peacock. He was the commander of the gods when the Devasur battle took place. Goddess Skanda has four arms, in her right upper arm she is holding Lord Skanda in her lap and in the right lower arm which is raised upwards, she is holding a lotus. Kumar Kartikeya Has been called as Sanat-Kumar, Skanda Kumar in the texts. In this form the mother is seen showering her love completely. Mother’s complexion is completely fair and she sits on a lotus flower. Due to this, she is also called the Goddess of Padmasana and Vidyavahini Durga Devi.

His vehicle is also a lion. Skandamata is the presiding goddess of the solar system. By worshiping them the seeker attains supernatural glory. This supernatural aura discharges his Yogakshema every moment. By purifying the mind with concentration and praising the Mother Goddess, the path to salvation becomes easier by getting relief from sorrows. For the devotees who worship Mother Durga for the purpose of awakening Kundalini, this day of Durga Puja is a day of Sadhana of Vishuddha Chakra. It happens. To penetrate this Chakra, the seeker should first worship the Mother Goddess with proper rituals. For puja, you should start the puja process in the same way by sitting on the sacred seat of Kush or blanket as you have done till now in the four days. Then one should pray to the Goddess with mantra.

At some places, devotees also observe fast of Jan Udyanga Lalita on the fifth day of Navratri. This fast has been said to be fruitful. The devotee who worships Goddess Skanda Mata with devotion gets the blessings of the Goddess. By the grace of the Goddess, the wishes of the devotee are fulfilled and there is happiness, peace and prosperity in the house. Durga Saptashati is recited during Navratri. A person suffering from diseases like vata, pitta, phlegm should worship Skandmata and should offer flaxseed to the mother and take it as Prasad.

Goddess Skanda Mata is Parvati, the daughter of Himalaya, she is known by the names Maheshwari and Gauri. She is called Parvati because she is the daughter of the mountain king, she is called Maheshwari because she is the wife of Mahadev and because of her fair complexion, she is worshiped by the name of Goddess Gauri. Mother loves her son more, hence mother likes to be addressed with her son’s name. The devotees who worship this form of Mother Goddess, shower their love on her like her own son. When the atrocities of tyrannical demons increase, then Mother Goddess rides on a lion to protect the saints and end the evil ones. Skandamata is the presiding goddess of the solar system. By worshiping them the seeker attains supernatural glory. This supernatural aura discharges his Yogakshema every moment. By purifying the mind with concentration and praising the Mother Goddess, the path to salvation becomes accessible by getting relief from sorrows. For those devotees who are worshiping Mother Durga for the purpose of awakening Kundalini, this day of Durga Puja is a day of Sadhana of Vishuddha Chakra. It happens. To penetrate this Chakra, the seeker should first worship the Mother Goddess with proper rituals. For the puja, you should start the puja process by sitting on the sacred seat of Kush or blanket in the same way as you have done till now in the four days, then you should pray to the Goddess with this mantra. Skanda Mata is considered to be very kind. It is said that this form of Goddess Durga defines motherhood. By the grace of Skandmata even a fool becomes wise.

Banana is offered to Mother Skandamata. It is believed that offering banana to Mother Goddess on this day keeps the body healthy. The importance of Skandmata has been mentioned in the scriptures. By worshiping them, all the wishes of the devotee are fulfilled and he attains salvation. By remembering Mother Skandmata who lives on the mountains, one also gets the blessings of Lord Kartikeya. By the grace of Skandmata the empty lap gets filled. By worshiping Mother Skandmata during Navratri, all the wishes of life are fulfilled. Mother fulfills everyone’s wishes. Through his devotion we experience happiness in this world. With their devotion all doors open. Along with his worship, Karthikeya is also worshipped. It is said that Raghuvansham epic and Meghdoot compositions written by Kalidas were possible only by the grace of Skandamata. The path to salvation becomes accessible by worshiping him. This goddess is the power that creates scholars and servants, that is, it creates consciousness. Being the goddess of the solar system, she is full of radiance. Worshiping him with a pure mind is very beneficial.