Navratri day 9

What is Navratri? Nine Days of Navratri Explained Navratri is a period of nine days celebrating the Divine Feminine and is happening from 26 Sep to 4 Oct in 2022. Sadhguru delves into the deeper spiritual aspects of this festival, revealing how the three main qualities in existence are manifest in these nine days. Sadhguru: This culture draws its roots on profound observations of the human system and its relationship with the Earth, the Moon, the Sun, and different aspects of the Divine. This is also reflected in when and how we celebrate our festivals. Navratri literally means “nine nights.” These nine nights are counted from the day after new moon day or There are twelve nine-day periods in a year and each of these is focused on a different aspect of the feminine Divine or Devi. The Navratri that comes around October is considered the most significant one because it is dedicated to Sharada, the goddess of learning. Among the many things that a human being can do, this tradition lays greatest emphasis on learning. Other creatures can run faster than us; they are stronger than us; they can do many things that we cannot do – but they cannot learn like we can. The pride of being human is that you can learn just about anything – if you are willing. Importance of Navratri – a Time of the Feminine When we say “masculine” and “feminine,” we are not talking about the gender; we are talking about the basic qualities in the existence, the polarities. The physical world can only exi...

The day 9 of Navratri falls on 4 October this year. On this day, devotees worship Goddess Siddhidatri, the 9th form of Maa Durga. Maa Siddhidatri is considered to be having the power of fulfilling all wishes of her devotees. Those who observe fast for nine days during the festival, break their fasts on the 9th day. Siddhi refers to ‘wish’ and Datri refers to ‘provider’ forming the word, Siddhidatri. It is believed that Maa Siddhidatri granted all Siddhis to Lord Shiva in the form of her blessings. Lord Shiva is said to have worshipped the Goddess with great dedication. Here is what you need to know about day 9: About Maa Siddhidatri Navratri Day 6: How to worship Maa Katyayani? All you need to know Navratri 2022: Maa Shailputri to be worshipped on Day 1; know significance, puja vidhi, prasad Goddess Siddhidatri sits on Kamal and rides on a lion. She has four hands. She holds Gada in the one right hand, Chakra in the other right hand, lotus flower and Shankh in her two left hands. She is believed to possess and bestow Siddhis to her devotees. She is worshipped not only by humans but also by Deva, Asura, Gandharva, Yaksha and Siddha. Lord Shiva received the title of Ardha-Narishwar when Goddess Siddhidatri appeared from his left half. Navratri Day 9: Date and Shubh Muhurat The 9th day of Navratri falls on 4 October. The auspicious Brahma Muhurt will start from 4:38 AM and continue till 5:27 AM whereas the Amrit Kalam will appear between 4:52 PM to 6:22 PM. Vijaya Muhurat, on...

The last day of Navratri, also called Maha Navami, is considered very significant as with this day, the nine-day festival comes to an end with Dussehra on the next day. Prior to this, Navratri after starting on 26 September 2022 was celebrated over the past 8 days with devotees worshiping the eight forms of Goddess Durga in a bid to pray for power and positivity in their lives. On Maha Navami, devotees worship the ninth form of Goddess Durga, Maa Siddhidatri, a manifestation of Shakti and a form of Navadurgas. On the 9th day of Navratri, Maa Durga is also worshipped as Mahisasuramardini as it is said that she finally slaughtered the demon Mahishasura on this day and further triumphed over him on Vijayadashami or Dussehra. That being said, this day also comes with a significant colour that is considered special and auspicious among devotees. Read further to know more about the special colour of this day. Scotland: 200-year-old castle on sale for Rs 30 Lakh, but there's a big catch Delhi Police's reply to Elon Musk’s 'police cats' tweet is all things 'purr'fect Navratri Day 9: Colour for the day On this day, the colour pink is considered auspicious as it signifies the traits of Maa Siddhidatri who symbolises kindness and affection for her devotees. Similarly, the colour pink also signifies universal kindness, affection, and harmony and further is a subtle shade of tenderness that promises unconditional love and nurturing. To adhere to the colour of the day, devotees can dres...

SHARDIYA NAVRATRI 2022: Sharad Navratri, the auspicious nine-day long festival, is celebrated with a lot of pomp and grandeur across the country. During this time, devotees worship the nine incarnations of Goddess Durga for nine days. The ninth day, i.e. Mahanavmi, is dedicated to the ninth form of Goddess Durga, Maa Siddhidatri. It is believed that Goddess Durga killed the demon Mahishasura on this day, and hence she is also known as Mahishasura Mardini. ALSO READ: Watch Maa Siddhidatri Video Tweeted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi Earlier: Navratri 2022 Day 9: Maa Siddhidatri is the source of all siddhis and possesses all eight Ashtasiddhis. (Representative image) Puja Vidhi Mahanavami is one of the most important days during Durga Puja. The puja rituals begin with Mahasnan and Shodashoparchar Puja and concluded with Kanyapujan. People invite young girls to their homes to worship, as well as feed, them. They also offer gifts to them and seek their blessings. Navratri 2022 Day 2 Colour: Pink The colour of the pink is significant of love, compassion and freshness. Mantra Seek blessings from Goddess Siddhidatri by chanting “Om Devi Siddhidatryai Namah” on Maha Navami. Significance Goddess Siddhidatri is the source of all siddhis and possesses all eight Ashtasiddhis. Worshipping the goddess stimulates the Sahasrara Chakra, which is also known as the Crown Chakra, of the body. As per Hindu inscriptions, she blesses her devotees with good fortune and provides them with salvati...

Table of Content What Is Navratri and When Is Navratri in 2022? Did you know that there is a Navratri every month? “Navratri” literally means “Nine nights” in Sanskrit. The first nine nights after the new moon in the lunar calendar are called Navratri, a period considered feminine in nature. Navratri 2022 begins on 26 September 2022 and ends on 4 October 2022. Although Navratri comes every month, there are 4 significant Navratris in a year - Sharada Navratri which follows the autumnal equinox, Magha Navratri (also known as Vasant Panchami) following the winter solstice, Chaitra Navratri, which falls after the spring equinox, and Ashada Navratri, marking the period after the summer solstice. In Yogic culture, which follows the lunar calendar, the summer solstice marks the beginning of Dakshinayana or the southern run of the sun. This period is known as sadhanapada and many festivals associated with the divine feminine are celebrated during this period. Particularly, the Sharada Navratri, which starts after the auspicious day of Mahalaya Amavasya (Pitru Paksha), marks the start of the Devi Pada – the quarter of the year when the whole northern hemisphere of the Earth imbibes the gentleness of the divine feminine. In the Indian culture, this is a time when Devi is celebrated in all her aspects and all her glory through nine days of offerings, rituals and celebrations. Mahishasura Mardini According to Hindu legends, Mahishasura was a demon with a buffalo’s head who received a ...

Navratri 2021: The nine-day long auspicious festival where Goddess Durga’s 9 avatars are worshipped is coming to an end as we celebrate Maha Navami today. This day is observed before Vijaya Dashami which is a grand occasion celebrated with much fervour and enthusiasm. On the ninth day, devotees worship the ninth form of Goddess Durga – Maa Siddhidatri. Also Read: • • • Her name literally translates to the one who grants or fulfils every kind of wish; Siddhi means supernatural power or meditative ability, and Dhatri means the one who blesses or gives that power. After worshipping the nine manifestations of Maa Shakti, the tenth day will be celebrated as Vijayadashami or Dussehra on October 15. The iconography of this form Durga is described as Devi seated on a huge, fully-bloomed lotus and rides a lion. Maa Siddhidatri is shown four-armed, holding Gada (mace) and Sudarshana Chakra in her right hands while a lotus and Shankh in her left hands. Devi Siddhidatri is shown surrounded by Siddhas, Gandharvas, Yakshas, Asura (Demons) and Devata(Gods) who are worshipping her. In this form Durga, Siddhidatri removes the ignorance of her devotees and provides them with the knowledge. According to the religious texts, Maa Siddhidatri is the Goddess who possesses and bestows all types of Siddhis (Anima, Mahima, Garima, Laghima, Prapti, Prakambya, Ishitva and Vashitva) to her devotees. It is believed that even Lord Shiva got all Siddhis by her grace. Lord Shiva got the title of Ardhanari...