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Maa Kalaratri is the seventh Shakti of Maa Durga. The seventh day of Navratri pooja is dedicated to Durga Kalratri. This is the most violent form of Godess Durga. Kalaratri is the one of the fiercest forms of Durga and her appearance itself evokes fear. This form of Goddess is believed to be the destroyer of all demon entities. Maa Kalaratri – The Fiercest Forms of Goddess Durga on 7th Navratri Kalaratri means the One who is “the Death of Kaal”. Here Kaal is dedicated as time & death. Kalaratri is the one who destroys ignorance and removes darkness. This form primarily depicts that life also has dark side – the violent Mother Nature and creates havoc and removes all dirt. She is also known as Shubhankari. In this form Goddess Kalratri killed Raktabeej. Raktabeej was a demon who could multiply from every drop of his blood which fell on the ground. The Goddess Kaalratri killed him by licking the blood before it could reach the ground and hence conquered him. She endows her devotees with calm and courage. The complexion of Maa Kalaratri is like dark night with bountiful hair and has four hands. The left two hands holds a cleaver and a torch, and the right two are in the mudras of “giving” and “protecting”. She has necklace is so shining like thunder. She has three eyes which emanate rays like lightning. Flames appear through her nostrils when she inhales or exhales air. Her mount is donkey. Blue,Red, White color should be used to wear on this day. Appearance of Maa Kalratri i...

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Kalratri Mata is worshipped on the seventh day of Navratri. She is considered quite a violent form of Maa Parvati. Her name means: ‘Kaal’ - time/death & ‘Ratri’ - night. As per her name, she is considered as the destroyer of darkness. About Kalratri Goddess Kalratri has dark black complexion. She rides on a donkey. The Goddess has 4 hands; both right hands stay in Abhaya and Varada Mudra; and the left 2 hands carry sword and a hook weapon. Legend As the legend goes, there were 2 demons - Shumbha and Nishumbha, who had captured the entire Devlok (holy abode of Devas). The King of the Gods, Indra was defeated badly. In order to get their home back, they sought help from Maa Parvati. While they were explaining the entire story to her, she was bathing inside. In order to help them, she sent Chandi to help them. When Goddess Chandi went to the demons for war, Shumbha and Nishumbha sent Chanda and Munda to fight. Hence, she created Maa Kalratri to kill them. After killing them, she got the name Chamunda. After that, Raktabeej arrived. This demon had the capability of recreating his body with his blood. Everytime Goddess killed him and his blood spilled on the ground, the demon made a new body for himself. So, Kalratri Durga decided to drink all his blood, so that nothing drops down on the floor; and it actually worked! There are many other legends associated with Kaalratri. One of them tells how Maa Parvati became Durga. As per that legend, the demon Durgasur was trying to attac...

The 7th Day Of Navratra: Kalratri Mata And The Story Behind Her Fierce Avatar On the seventh day of Navratri, people worship Kalratri Mata. She is the deadliest and most ferocious incarnation of Goddess Parvati. Kalratri Mata is a manifestation of Goddess Parvati after she shed her golden skin in order to defeat the demons Shumbha and Nishumbha. Read this blog to know more about Kalratri Mata and her intersting story of origin. Kalratri Mata- Overview The mother goddess Mahadevi has nine Navadurga forms, with Kalaratri mata being the seventh. She is one of the scariest incarnations of the Maa Durga. The names Kali and Kalratri are frequently used interchangeably, despite the fact that some believe these two deities to be distinct beings. Kalratri Mata is worshipped on the seventh day of the Hindu festival of Navratra and is regarded as the Mother Goddess’s deadliest manifestation—her mere presence inspires terror. All demon beings, ghosts, evil spirits, and negative energies are said to depart when they learn of this Maa Kalaratri’s presence. Dark-skinned Kalratri Mata travels on a donkey. She appears to have four hands. Her left hands hold a dangerous iron hook and a sword, and her right hands are in the Abhaya and Varada mudras. Her hair is untied and flying around in all directions erratically. Her body emits a light that is as bright as fire, and she is adorned with a garland made of lightning or skulls. Kalratri Mata and the Story of her Origin Once upon a time, two d...