Know The Importance of Navratri

Garba = Navratri is a Hindu festival of worship and is done in the spirit.

In Sanskrit and Gujarati, Navratri - nine means nine and night means literally nine nights. During these nine nights and ten days, nine forms of Shakti / Devi are worshiped.

The nine forms are as follows.



First day: Shaileputri

Another day - Brahmacharini

Third Day - Moon Hours

Fourth day - Kushmanda

Fifth day- Skanda mother

Sixth day - Katanya

The seventh day - Calatri

Eighth Day - Mahagouri

Ninth Day - Achievement

The worship of the goddess is based on the tradition of the region. In many places these forms are worshiped.

• Durga, what is inaccessible

• Bhadrakali

• Amba or Jagdamba, Visvamata

• Annapurna, which stores a large amount of grain (the food is used intentionally).

• Sarvamangala, the one who gives happiness to all (everyone).

• Bhairavi

• Chandrika or Chandi

• Lalita

• Building

• Mokambika

         Nine days from Chaitri Pratipada (unit) to Nom or from Aso Masti Pratipada to Nom; Otherwise. These days, the Hindu people perform nine Durga vows, ablutions and worship. Hindus perform Navratri on the first day and worship and worship the Goddess. The puja lasts for nine days. On the ninth day, Bhagwati is dissolved. Some people also fast in Navratra. On the eighth or the nom. The meal consists of nine virgins between the ages of two and ten. These virgins also have fabulous names. Namely, Virgo, Trimurti, Kalyani, Rohini, Kali, Chandika, Shambhavi, Durga and Subhadra. It is also a statement to observe Durga from one of the nine Durgas in Navratra regularly.

Do you know? Navratri falls four times a year in Hinduism