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Maa Skandamata Navratri Day 5: Significance| Puja Vidhi| Mantra| Aarti

16Apr

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Maa Skandamata Navratri Day 5: Significance| Puja Vidhi| Mantra| Aarti

Maa Skandamata is worshipped on the fifth day of Navratri puja. She is worshipped as the mother who opens the doors of salvation. All About Maa Skandamata Maa Skandamata signifies that she is the mother of Lord Skanda, also known as Lord Kartikeya. Goddess Skandamata mounts on the ferocious lion. She carries baby Skanda with six faces on her lap. Lord Skanda is also known as Kartikeya and the brother of Lord Ganesha. Goddess Skandmata is depicted with four hands. She carries lotus flowers in her upper two hands. She holds baby Skanda in one of her right hands and keeps the other right hand in Abhaya Mudra. She sits on a lotus flower and because of that Skandamata is also known as Goddess Padmasana. Also, read | Big Update On Google Chrome: Changes You Might S...

Maa Kushmanda Navratri Day 4: Significance| Puja Vidhi| Mantra| History

Maa Kushmanda is also known as the Goddess Ashta Bhuja due to her eight hands. Kushmanda means one who created this universe in the form of a small cosmic egg. Navratri Day 4: Maa Kushmanda Puja Vidhi Devotees worship with flowers and special food are offered to her. People also offer her milk, coconut, and different kinds of sweets. After performing the puja, the sweets offered to Maa are given to her devotees as Prasad. Devotees read Stotra path and Kavach while offering prayers in the morning and perform aarti in the evening. Navratri Day 4: Maa Kushmanda Dhyan Mantra वन्दे वांछित कामर्थेचन्द्रार्घकृतशेखराम्। सिंहरूढाअष्टभुजा कुष्माण्डायशस्वनीम्॥ सुरासम्पूर्णकलशं रुधिराप्लुतमेव च। दधाना हस्तपद्माभ्यां कूष्माण्डा शुभदास्तु मे॥ Also, read |Maa Chandraghanta Nav...

Maa Chandraghanta Navratri Day 3| Significance| Puja Vidhi| Mantra| Wishes in Hindi

Maa Chandraghanta on the second day of Navratri, is worshipped will elaborate puja rituals. Goddess Chandraghanta is known as Suhag ki Devi. She signifies justice and dharma in the world and she is the married version of Maa Parvati. About Maa Chandraghanta Maa Chandraghanta, the third form of Goddess Durga, symbolizes bravery and welfare. She rides a tigress and wears bright yellow. Goddess Chandraghanta has a half-moon or Chandra on her forehead. According to Hindu Mythology, Chandraghanta Maa is the married form of Goddess Paravati. The word Chandra means moon and Ghanta means she is the Goddess who has an ocean of knowledge and spreads power, bravery, and courage. Goddess Chandraghanta sits on a lion and holds a Gada, sword, Dhanush, Kamandal, Trishul, arrow, j...