Maa kushmanda mandir

Om Devi Kushmandayai Namah Om Devi Kushmandayayi Namah Suraasampoorna Kalasham Rudhiraaplutamev Cha Dadhaanaa Hastpadmaabhyaam Kushmanda Shubhdaastu Me Maa Kushmanda Prarthna Surasampurna Kalasham Rudhiraplutameva Cha Dadhana Hastapadmabhyam Kushmanda Shubhadastu Me Maa Kushmanda Stuti Ya Devi Sarvabhuteshu Maa Kushmanda Rupena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namah Maa Kushmanda Dhyan Vande Vanchhita Kamarthe Chandrardhakritashekharam Simharudha Ashtabhuja Kushmanda Yashasvinim Bhaswara Bhanu Nibham Anahata Sthitam Chaturtha Durga Trinetram Kamandalu, Chapa, Bana, Padma, Sudhakalasha, Chakra, Gada, Japawatidharam Patambara Paridhanam Kamaniyam Mriduhasya Nanalankara Bhushitam Manjira, Hara, Keyura, Kinkini, Ratnakundala, Manditam Praphulla Vadanamcharu Chibukam Kanta Kapolam Tugam Kucham Komalangi Smeramukhi Shrikanti Nimnabhi Nitambanim Maa Kushmanda Stotra Durgatinashini Tvamhi Daridradi Vinashanim Jayamda Dhanada Kushmande Pranamamyaham Jagatamata Jagatakatri Jagadadhara Rupanim Charachareshwari Kushmande Pranamamyaham Trailokyasundari Tvamhi Duhkha Shoka Nivarinim Paramanandamayi, Kushmande Pranamamyaham Maa Kushmanda Kavach Hamsarai Mein Shira Patu Kushmande Bhavanashinim Hasalakarim Netrecha, Hasaraushcha Lalatakam Kaumari Patu Sarvagatre, Varahi Uttare Tatha, Purve Patu Vaishnavi Indrani Dakshine Mama Digvidikshu Sarvatreva Kum Bijam Sarvadavatu

Navaratri means nine nights, celebrated in the honor of Shailputri Temple, Varanasi Maa Shailputri is worshipped on the very first day of Navratri and is the absolute form of Mother Nature. Shailaputri is the daughter of Himalaya and rides on mount Nandi bull. Shailputri Temple is located Marhia Ghat of Varanasi and another one is at Hedavde Mahalaxmi in Hedavde Village. Brahmacharini Temple, Varanasi Goddess Brahmacharini worshipped on the second day of Navratra and The goddess wears white clothes. Brahmacharini means who lives in an Ashrama and a female who pursues the sacred religious knowledge. Varanasi is the only place in India where all the 9 temples of 9 Devi Durga of Navaratri are located. Chandraghanta Temple, Varanasi The third aspect of Goddess Durga is Chandraghanta,means half-moon shaped like a bell. Chandraghanta also known as Chandika and goddess of bravery and courage. Kushmanda Temple, Kanpur Kushmanda is the fourth form of the goddess Durga, worshiped on the fourth day of the Navratri festival. Ghatampur in Kanpur Nagar district has one of the most famous temple of Kushmanda and one of its own kind in the country. Skandamata Temple, Varanasi The 5th day of Navratri is dedicated to Goddess Skandamata and she is the mother of war god Kartikeya. Skandamata Temple is also located in Varanasi and one of the most famous temple in the city along with Annapurna Devi Mandir. Katyayani Temple, Karnataka Katyayini is the daughter of Katyayana and sixth form of godd...

Kushmanda Aarti no-watermark Shri Kushmanda Devi is one of the NavaDurga, and her popular temple is situated in Ghatampur, Uttar Pradesh, and it is known as “SHRI KUSHMANDA DEVI MANDIR”.Lot of devotees would assemble in this temple, on Tuesdays and Fridays, and especially during the Navaratri festival days. This temple is believed to have been built by an ancient king, who was an ardent devotee of Ma Durga. R E L A T E D • • • As per legend, once the king had got the darshan of a young girl, and on seeing the divine girl, he fell down at her feet, and worshipped her. The girl transformed herself in the form of Devi Durga, and asked the king to build a temple for her at the present place of the temple. Immediately the king constructed the temple, and also introduced pujas in the temple. Ancient people in the nearby villages of Uttar Pradesh would visit this holy temple during Navaratri days along with their family by the way of walk. Some middle class and wealthy people used to visit this temple through horse and bullock carts. As per legend, it is also believed that the divine apsaras in the heaven would visit this place during the Navaratri festivals days in an invisible form, and would dance in front of the shrine of Ma Kushmanda, in order to please her. This temple is also visited by many saints and sages, and they had offered their worship to the divine mother Kushmanda. Just by seeing the face of Ma Kushmanda for a few seconds, all of our worries would fly away from u...

All devotees of Maa Durga are celebrating the nine auspicious days of Chaitra Navratri. Today is the fourth day and it is dedicated to Maa Kushmanda who is believed to be full of energy. The name Kushmanda comes from three words –‘Ku’, ‘Ushma’ and ‘Anda’. Ku means little, Ushma means warmth and Anda means egg. So, Kushmanda stands for someone who created the universe like a small cosmic egg. The goddess is known for wiping out darkness to spread light. Devotees worship her to get good health in life. As per mythological stories, Maa Kushmanda gave light, life and created the universe. This avatar of Maa Durga resides in the core of the Sun and hence is the cause of light. Puja Muhurat According to the Hindu calendar, the Chaturthi Tithi of Chaitra Shukla Paksha is starting on March 24 at 03:29 PM and will end on March 25 at 02:53 PM. Very auspicious yoga i.e. Ravi yoga is being formed on this day. On the fourth day of Chaitra Navratri, Ravi Yoga will be from 06.15 am to 11.49 am. According to religious beliefs, worshiping Maa Kushmanda during this period gives special results. Know the Puja Vidhi to worship Maa Kushmanda To worship Maa Kushmanda, you should start by worshipping Lord Ganesha by praying for the strength to complete all Navratri-vrat with all dedication. You should offer various shringar items to Maa Kushmanda’s idol. These include, sindoor, mehendi, kajal, bindi, bangles, toe ring, comb, aalta, mirror, anklets, perfume, earrings, nosepin, necklace, red chunr...