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Story of Devi Kaalratri - Navratri 7th Day | Gorgeous Aarti of Maa Kalratri

Story of Devi Kaalratri – Navratri 7th Day | Gorgeous Aarti of Maa Kalratri

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Maa Kalaratri Puja Vidhi, Mantra, Bhog And Aarti Maa Kalaratri: This avatar of Goddess Durga is considered as the destroyer of darkness Today marks the 7th day of Navratri 2020 and the day is dedicated to Maa Kalaratri…

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The puja of Maa Kalaratri is done on Saptami. Kalaratri is considered as the fiercest form of Maa Durga or Goddess Parvati.

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Navratri 2021 : What should not be done during Sharad Navratri?

History

 Navratri is considered to be one of the most auspicious festivals. It is a nine-day long festival. Every nine days is dedicated to Shailputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skandmata, Katyayani, Kalratri, Mahagauri, and Siddhidatri, one of the nine incarnations of Goddess Durga, each day having a different color significance associated with the goddess.

 This festival is known by different names in different parts of the country and its customs and traditions also differ from state to state. Gujarat is famous for Navratri Dandiya Raat. In the northern and western parts of the country, devotees fast and celebrate the festival, playing 'Ram Leela' and culminating with Dussehra where the idols of Ravana and his brothers are burnt. In Tamil Nadu, it is celebrated as Golu.

 Navratri 2021 start and end date

Navratri 2021 starts on October 07, Thursday and will end with Vijaya Dashami celebration on October 15, Friday.

 Why do we celebrate Navratri ?

Whenever it comes to Navratri, our mind remains confined to recitation-worship, Archana-aarti of the Mother Goddess, but do you know why the festival of Navratri is celebrated? what is its recognition?

For centuries, we have been celebrating the festival of Navratri, keeping a fast. Navratri is celebrated in different ways in different parts of India. Some people keep the fast of Navratri by doing the Garba and Aarti all night, while some people worship Maa Durga and her nine forms by keeping fast and fasting, but what is the real story behind this Navratri?

Goddess Durga fought with the demon Mahishasur for nine days and killed Mahishasur and on the last day when the demon beheaded her, it is called Vijay Dashami.

What should not be done during Navratri?

1.keep these things in mind

2.A person fasting during Navratri should not cut his beard, mustache, or hair.

3.After the installation of the Kalash, the house should not be left empty.

4.Satvik food should be taken for nine days. Do not consume non-veg and garlic, onion during this time.

5.A person fasting should not consume grains in the fasting food.

6.According to Vishnu Purana, one should not sleep during the day during Navratri fast.

Importance of Colors in Navratri

Apart from this, each Navratri is related to a particular colors. The Navratri Importance of Colors is listed below. these colors are believed that using during the Navratri festival will bring you good luck.

  1.Pratipada - Yellow

2.Dwitiya - Green

3.Tritiya - Grey

4.Chaturthi - Orange

5. Panchami - White

6.Shashthi - Red

7. Saptami- Royal Blue

8.Ashtami - Pink

9. Navami - Purple

 When is Dussehra in 2021?

Dussehra is also known as Vijayadashami, it is a major Hindu festival that marks the end of Navratri. In the year 2021, Dussehra will be celebrated on October 15, Friday.

According to panchang, the Vijay muhurat will begin at 2:02 pm and continue till 2:48 pm. Aparahna puja muhurat will start at 1:16 pm and end at 3:34 pm.

 Navratri of Gujarat

Navratri in Gujarat is one of the state's main festivals. Navratri celebrations include fasting for a day or partially fasting each of the nine days by not eating grains or just taking the liquid, in remembrance of one of nine aspects of the Shakti goddess. The prayers are dedicated to a clay pot called garbo, as a remembrance of the family and universe.

 Outside India

IndianTamil Hindus in Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand built Hindu temples in southeast Asia in the 19th century, So Navaratri has been one of their major traditional festivals. In Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, Suriname, Fiji, Mauritius, Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom, Navaratri and Diwali have been one of the most visible celebrations of the local Hindu communities.

 Which day is for Durga Maa?

Bhadrapada, Shukla Ashtami: September 14, 2021, Tuesday

Tithi Begins: 03:10 pm, Sep 13

Tithi Ends: 01:09 pm, Sep 14

 Navratri of Gujarat

Navratri in Gujarat is one of the state's main festivals. Navratri celebrations include fasting for a day or partially fasting each of the nine days by not eating grains or just taking the liquid, in remembrance of one of nine aspects of the Shakti goddess. The prayers are dedicated to a clay pot called garbo, as a remembrance of the womb of the family and universe.

 Outside India

Tamil Hindus in Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand, for example, built Hindu temples in southeast Asia in the 19th century, So Navaratri has been one of their major traditional festivals. In Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, Suriname, Fiji, Mauritius, Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom, Navaratri and Diwali have been one of the most visible celebrations of the local Hindu communities.

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Top 20 Devi Maa Ke Bhajans, Devotional Aartis and Mantras 00:00 ♫ 1. Ambe Tu Hai Jagdambe Kali - Arijit Chakraborty 04:02 ♫ 2. Shri Kalratri Maiya Ji Ki Aarti - Minaakshi Majumdar 08:31 ♫ 3. Jai Ambe Gauri Aarti - Dinesh Kumar Dube & sarrika Singh 16:26 ♫ 4. Ambe Maa Aarti - Dinesh Kumar Dube & sarrika Singh 22:27 ♫ 5. Durga Chalisa - Trisha Parui 29:37 ♫ 6. Santoshi Maa Aarti - Dinesh Kumar Dube & Sarrika Singh 40:31 ♫ 7. Mata Laxmi Aarti - Minaakshi Majumdar 50:02 ♫ 8. Durga Mantra - Minaakshi Majumdar 56:06 ♫ 9. Om Aim Hrim Klim - Devi Mantra - Devashri Golambre 59:39 ♫ 10. Jai Devi Jai Devi Jai Mahalaksmi - Devashri Golambre 03:13 ♫ 11. Navdurga Kavach - Devashri Golambre 07:01 ♫ 12. Full Navratri Aarti - Ankita Bramhe 14:56 ♫ 13. Durge Durghat Bhari Aarti - Ankita Bramhe 18:01 ♫ 14. Navdurga Mantra - Ankita Bramhe 27:13 ♫ 15. Mahakali Aarti - Ankita Bramhe 36:23 ♫ 16. Lakshmi Gayatri Mantra - Leena Bose (Vocalist) 42:09 ♫ 17. Gayatri Mantra - Trisha Parui 48:56 ♫ 18. Devi Sahastranamavali - Trisha Parui 42:39 ♫ 19. Shri Kali Sahasranama Stotram - Minakshi mazumdar 11:38 ♫ 20. Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam - Minakshi mazumdar -- TOP 20 Devi Maa Ke Bhajans | Devotional Aartis, Bhajans, and Mantras | Ambe Maa Aarti | Sri Lalitha (via Spiritual Mantra)

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Puja Vidhi, Mantra, Muhurat and Aarti of Maa Kalratri

Puja Vidhi, Mantra, Muhurat and Aarti of Maa Kalratri

On Day 7 of Navratri (Maha Saptami), devotees worship the seventh form of Goddess Durga — Goddess Kalratri as well as Goddess Saraswati. As per Hindu mythologies, on Maha Saptami (7th day) Goddess Parvati removed her outer golden skin and transformed into the fiercest form to destroy demons named Shumbha and Nishumbha. The goddess is believed to demolish ignorance and darkness from the universe.…

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Maa Kalratri mantra katha aarti in Hindi and English

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Shardiya Navratri 2021 -

Shardiya Navratri 2021 —  According to the Hindu calendar, the Shardiya Navratri begins from the Pratipada date of the Shukla Paksha of the month of Ashwin, it is also called Ashwin Navratri. This time Shardiya Navratri is starting from the 7th of October, but this time due to one Navratri happening in Navratri, this time Navratri. According to the Hindu calendar, the Shardiya Navratri begins from the Pratipada date of the Shukla Paksha of the month of Ashwin, it is also called Ashwin Navratri. This time Shardiya Navratri is starting from 7th October, but this time due to one Navratri happening, there are only eight days instead of nine days. In this article, you will be able to get all the information that you need this Navratri…!!

In Navratri, Goddess “Shailputri” is worshiped on the first day of the nine forms of the goddess, “Brahmacharini” form on the second day, “Chandraghanta” on the third day, “Kushmanda” on the fourth day, “Skandmata” on the fifth day, “Katyayani” on the sixth day, “Kalratri” on the seventh day, “Mahagauri” is worshiped on the eighth day and “Siddhidatri” on the ninth day of Navratri. Worshiping of girls ‘Kanya Puja’ in Navratri is a very important part of this, in which the blessings of small girls are obtained by offering them various delicacies by considering them in the form of Mother Goddess. The date for people worshiping Kanya on the day of Ashtami is October 13th, and the date for those who worship Kanya in Navami is 14th October.

What is there special about this Navratri: This time Shardiya Navratri is starting from Thursday 7th October and it will be from 7th till 14th of October, this time Navratri is decreasing due to “Chaturthi Tithi” so the festival of Navratri will remain for eight days. If we look at the sequence of Navratri, then on 7th October, Pratipada i.e. the first Navratra will start, on this day Ghatasthapana will be done. After this second Navratri on the 8th, Tritiya and Chaturthi will be together on the 9th, and Panchami on the 10th.

This time Mata’s ride According to classical belief, MATA’S ride is done on Thursday and Friday, Therefore this time MATA will come riding in a doli and she will return only by the ride of the doli. It is believed that the arrival of the mother in the doli ride in Navratri strengthens female power, but it is also considered a sign of natural and political upheaval, so in the next few days the dominance of women will increase at the national and international level. The situation of chaos will also come to the fore.

The dates of Navratri -

1- Pratipada October 7: Maa Shailputri

2- October 8: Maa Brahmacharini

3-Tritiya / Chaturthi October 9: Maa Chandraghanta / Maa Kushmanda

4-Panchami October 10: Maa Skandmata

5-Shashti October 11: Maa Katyayani

6-Saptami 12 October: Maa Kalratri

7-Ashtami 13 October: Maa Mahagauri (Durga Ashtami)

8-Navami October 14: Maa Siddhidatri (Maha Navami)

Start Navratri like this - For the worship of Mother Goddess in Navratri, where some people establish the idol of Mother Goddess in their house for nine days, most of the people also establish Kalash or Ghat… So for this, on the first day of Navratri i.e. Pratipada. Lay a red cloth on a wooden post near the place of worship of the house or in the northeast of your house. Place the idol of Mother Goddess on it and if you want to establish the Kalash, then you should also place it near the puja Ghar of your house or in the northeast of your house and regularly during the nine days of Navratri by incense, lamp, sweets, fruits, and flowers Worship the holy MATA.

The auspicious time for Ghat sthapna or establishment - This time there are two special Muhurta for Ghat establishment, first Muhurta is between 6:17 to 7:44 in the morning of 7th, at this time auspicious Choghadiya Muhurta will start. After this, the auspicious time will start from 9:30 am on 7th, which will remain till 11:43 am.

First Muhurta of Ghat Establishment — 6:17 am to 7:44 am Second Muhurta of Ghat Establishment — 9:30 am to 11:43 am

Must do these five things in Navratri - -Daily worship: Every morning and evening in Navratri, it is necessary to do aarti of MATA by lighting a lamp and lighting incense in front of the idol of the Mother Goddess, and if you complete it regularly, then the special grace of the Mother Goddess is received.

-Donation: Navratri period is the best for worshiping Goddess Durga, but the donations made during this time have great glory, therefore, according to one’s ability during Navratri, do religious works and provide food, food items, clothes, etc. to needy people.

-Service: During the Navratri period, if you go to any temple and do any kind of service (cleanliness/maintenance/arrangement of offerings etc.), then you get the special grace of Mother Goddess.

-Restraint: On the nine days of Navratri, you should have complete restraint (control) on your mind, speech and thoughts, if you worship Mother Goddess with complete restraint on the nine days of Navratri then Maa Durga is pleased and bestows her special grace on you.

Do not do these 5 mistakes in Navratri- -Tamasic diet: Tamasic diet (onion, garlic, alcohol, etc.) should be banned during Navratri by using them, MATA won’t be pleased and there will be degeneration in the house.

-Grihaklesh: At the time of Navratri, Mother Durga resides in your house, so there should not be any kind of discord or mutual quarrels in the house during the Navratri period, due to which the happiness of Mother Goddess is disturbed and the progress of your house stops.

-Denial of celibacy: Follow celibacy during the Navratri period, during this time husband and wife should renounce indulgences, and celibacy should not be denied.

-Misconduct: Do not impure your behavior during Navratri, keep your thoughts pure and behave well with everyone, do not pollute your speech, do not use any kind of abusive words.

-Do not leave home: During the Navratri period, Mother Durga comes to your house in the form of energy and if you are not in such a situation, then you will not be able to get the blessings of the mother and it also hinders the progress of the house, so Do not leave the house alone during Navratri period.

Conclusion This time Shardiya Navratri will be from 7th October 2021 to 14th October 2021, Tritiya and Chaturthi date will be on the same day on 9th, hence Navratri will remain for eight days, on 7th October the first Navratra will be at 6:17 am to 7:44 am. In the middle and after that between 9:30 to 11:43, there will be an auspicious time to establish Ghat. Durga Ashtami will be on 13th October and Mahanavami will be on 14th October, so Kanya-Poojan of Ashtami will be done on 13th and Navami’s Kanya Poojan will be done on 14th.

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Shri Kalratri Maiya Ji Ki Aarti – श्री कालरात्रि मैया जी की आरती | माँ कालरात्रि आरती

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Navratri 2020: Goddess Kalaratri, the seventh form of Durga and Puja Vidhi and Mantra of the day

 Navratri 2020: Goddess Kalaratri, the seventh form of Durga and Puja Vidhi and Mantra of the day

On the seventh day of Navratri, Goddess Kalaratri, the seventh avatar of NavaDurga is worshipped with much pomp and show. She is considered to be the most fearsome Goddess who eradicated all signs of evil and darkness from the universe.It is said that during the war with the demon that had spread devastation everywhere, Goddess Parvati was requested by the other Gods to protect the land. It’s then she took the form of Kalaratri Devi. She can be seen riding a black donkey and her complexion is dark black. She carried the Abhaya and Varada mudra in her right hand and a sword and an iron hook in her left hands. It is also said that she licked the blood of a demon, Rakta Beeja who could create more demons from his own blood. Her ferocious powers also earned her the name of Goddess Shubhankari.Worshipping the Goddess on the seventh day can bring good luck to her true devotees. Regular chanting of the Kalaratri mantra can remove all the fear from the heart and her blessings can make the people bold and self-confident. Goddess Kalaratri also bestows peace and a protective shield for her devotees. Puja Vidhi for the day: Devotees, on the seventh day, remember the mother Kalratri after bathing and offer incense sticks, flowers and jaggery to her. Maa Kalratri's favourite flower is Ratrani, so, a garland of this flower is prepared specially for this Devi. After this, everyone chants the mantras of Maa Kalratri and finally perform the Aarti of the day. Mantra for the day: Ekweni japakarnapura nagna kharasthita, Lamboshti karnikakarni Tailabhyaktashariri. Vamapadolla Sallohlata Kantaka Bhushana, Vardhanmurdhdhwaja Krishna Kalrataribharykari.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to Twitter to wish devotees on the occasion of Mahasaptami, the seventh day of Navratri. He wrote, "Navratri ke Mahasaptami par Devi Durga ke saatwe swarup Ma Kaalratri ke stuti ka vidhaan hota hai. Meri kaamna hai ki nakaaratmak shaktio ki sangharak Ma Kaalratri sabko bhaymukt kare ( On Mahasaptami of Navratri, Goddess Durga's seventh avatar Ma Kaalratri is worshipped. May Ma Kaalratri, the slayer of all negativity keep us all fear free)."

PM Modi also extended his greetings on the occasion of Mahashashti, which marks the beginning of Durga Puja. In his speech, PM Modi also highlighted the importance of "nari shakti" (woman power), while urging people to follow safety precautions for COVID-19 while celebrating the festival this year.

In an earlier tweet, PM Modi talked about how Durga Puja signifies the victory of good over evil. "Durga Puja is an auspicious occasion, which celebrates the victory of good over evil. We pray to Maa Durga to bless us with strength, happiness and good health."

He also wished people celebrating Navaratri during this occasion. "Navratri ke shashthi par Ma Katyayani ki upaasana ki jaati hai. Meri kaamna hai ki Mata Katyayani aap sabhi ko sadaa nirog rakhe aur ujwal bhawishya pradaan kare (On the sixth day of Navaratri, Goddess Katyayani is worshipped. I pray that Goddess Katyayani keeps you all disease-free and grant you a bright future)."

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The nine-day festival of Navratri dedicated to Goddess Durga began on October 17, 2020. Each day of Navaratri is dedicated to an avatar of Goddess Durga.

On Panchami or Day 5, when Goddess Durga's fifth avatar Skandamata is worshipped, PM Modi tweeted, "Navratri mein aaj Devi Dugra ke pancham swarup Ma Skandmata ki aaradhna ka din hai. Meri kaamna hai ki navchetna ka sujan karne wali Devi Skandamata ka aashirvaad deshvasiyon par sada bana rahe (On Navratri, it is the day of worshipping Goddess Durga's fifth avatar Ma Skandamata. I pray that the creator of new life and energy, Goddess Skandamata's blessings are with all citizens.

On Chaturthi or Day 4, Goddess Kushmanda is worshipped. "Navratri mein aaj Ma Durga ke chaturth swarup Devi Kushmanda ke bandan ka din hai. Ma Kushmanda har kisi ke jeevan mein sukh, samriddhi aur saubhagya lekar aaye (On Navratri, it is the day of worshipping Goddess Kushmanda. May Goddess Kushmanda bring happiness, prosperity and good luck to all)," he wrote.

On the third day, Goddess Chandraghanta, whose forehead is adorned with a half-moon, is worshipped. "Navratri mein aaj Devi Durga ke teesre swarup Ma Chandraghnta ki puja aur aaradhna ka din hai. Meri kaamna hai ki Mata Chandraghanta sabhi ke jeevan mein saahas aur shakti ka sanchar kare (On the third day of Navratri, Goddess Durga's third avatar Ma Chandraghanta is worshipped. I pray that Goddess Chandrghanta bestows courage ad strength to all)," PM Modi wrote on Twitter.

On Day 2, he wrote, "We bow to you, Maa Brahmacharini. Bless us with kindness and compassion. From you, we derive strength to spread joy and serve our society."

"Pranams to Maa Shailputri on Day 1 of Navratri. With her blessings, may our planet be safe, healthy and prosperous. May her blessings give us strength to bring a positive change in the lives of the poor and downtrodden," PM Modi had tweeted on the first day of Navratri or Pratipad.

Maa Kalaratri: This avatar of Goddess Durga is considered as the destroyer of darkness

Today marks the 7th day of Navratri 2020 and the day is dedicated to Maa Kalaratri. During Navratri, the nine avatars of Maa Durga or Navdurga are worshipped. The puja of Kalaratri is done on Saptami. Shardiya Navratri is the most auspicious time of the year for Hindus. People across the country look forward to Navratri and Durga Puja. Kalaratri Mata is considered as the fiercest form of Maa Durga or Goddess Parvati. Her name has two words: Kal meaning time and Ratri or night. Kalaratri is considered to be the destroyer of darkness and evil. According to scriptures, Parvati came to be known as Kalaratri Mata after she shed her golden skin to kill two demons, Shumbha and Nishumbha. Kalratri is also known as Goddess Kali, another avatar of Shakti.

Maa Kalaratri Puja Vidhi: Steps to follow

Before starting Maa Kalratri Puja, family members sit together near the Kalash or the seat of Goddess Durga which was established on the first day of Navratri. 

A photo of Kalaratri Mata is kept near the Kalash 

First, worship of the Kalash is done with flowers

Next mantras of Kalaratri Puja are recited with a night blooming flower - preferably jasmine. Hibiscus flowers are also used. 

Kalratri Mata is offered gur or jaggery and water as bhog. Many devotees also keep sweets and fruits along with it.

After puja, aarti is done and the prasad is distributed among family and friends

Maa Kalaratri is also known as Goddess Kali

Maa Kalaratri Mantras 

Om Devi Kalaratryai Namah

Praethana: Ekaveni Japakarnapura Nagna KharasthitaLamboshthi Karnikakarni Tailabhyakta ShaririniVamapadollasalloha LatakantakabhushanaVardhana Murdhadhwaja Krishna Kalaratrirbhayankari

Stuti: Ya Devi Sarvabhuteshu Ma Kalaratri Rupena SamsthitaNamastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namah

Dhyan: Karalavandana Ghoram Muktakeshi ChaturbhujamKalaratrim Karalimka Divyam Vidyutamala VibhushitamDivyam Lauhavajra Khadga Vamoghordhva KarambujamAbhayam Varadam Chaiva Dakshinodhvaghah Parnikam MaMahamegha Prabham Shyamam Taksha Chaiva GardabharudhGhoradamsha Karalasyam Pinonnata PayodharamSukha Prasanna Vadana Smeranna SaroruhaEvam Sachiyantayet Kalaratrim Sarvakam Samriddhidam

Stotra: Him Kalaratri Shrim Karali Cha Klim Kalyani KalawatiKalamata Kalidarpadhni Kamadisha KupanvitaKamabijajapanda KamabijaswarupiniKumatighni Kulinartinashini Kula KaminiKlim Hrim Shrim Mantrvarnena KalakantakaghatiniKripamayi Kripadhara Kripapara Kripagama

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Navratri 2019 is one of the widely celebrated festivals in India

Navratri 2019 is one of the widely celebrated festivals in India. On the occasion, the nine avatars of the divine Goddess Durga are celebrated for all the 9 days of Navratri. The festival is celebrated for nine nights consecutively twice a year. The festival of Navratri signifies victory of good over evil. 

This year Navaratri 2019 in India will begin on Sunday, 29 September and ends on Monday, 7 October. Special foods are prepared on Navratri and people are indulged in merrymaking. The festival is celebrated in different forms in different states. Many rituals are associated with Navratri festival. One of them is wearing specific colour of dress during each day of Navratri. 

A unique aspect of the worship shown on this day is that idol is draped with a dress of a specific colour to symbolize a specific avatar. The tradition of dressing in the same colour as that of the avatar has evolved over the years.

Nine colours of Navratri 2019

Day 1 - Ghastasthapana - Orange The Goddess Durga is worshiped on all nine days of the festival so that she may usher in prosperity and good luck. The first day of Navratri, which is known as Ghastasthapana, witnesses the holy pooja of the Goddess. The day is very auspicious as it is the start of the festival. The Goddess is dressed orange attire on this day. According to tradition, people wear clothes of orange colour on this day.

Day 2 - Dwitiya - White The second day on which Goddess Durga is Worshiped as Brahmacharini, is known Dwitiya. On this day, people worship the Goddess so that she bestows upon them emancipation, as well as prosperity. On this day people wear white color. This form of the Goddess is considered to be extremely pious. White color is a symbol of peace & spiritualism.

Day 3 - Tritiya - RedThird day of Navratri is known as Tritiya. On this day Goddess Durga worshiped as Chandraghanta. Chandraghanta symbolizes bravery and fortitude. On this day the Goddess wear a red saree.

Day 4 - Chaturthi - Royal Blue The fourth day of Navratri is known as Chaturthi and on this day Goddess Durga is worshiped in the form of Kushmanda. It is believed that as the Goddess laughed, the universe generated. On this day, the Goddess is dressed in royal blue and people can be seen wearing attire that are of the same color. 

Day 5 - Panchami - Yellow The day five of the festival is known as Panchami. On this day, the Goddess is worshiped as Skandamata, the mother of Kartikeya. People worship the goddess so that she may usher in peace and prosperity into their home. People seek the blessings of the Goddess. Yellow is the color of this day and devotees should be dressed in this color. 

Day 6 - Sashti - Green Day six is known as Sashti. Green is the color of the day and people are advised to wear attires of this color on Sashti. On this Day, people worship Goddess Durga in the form of Katyayani. According to legend sage Katya wanted to welcome the Goddess as his daughter. To please the Goddess, Katya performed many formalities. The Goddess was finally pleased with Katya and took birth in his home as his daughter and was known as Katyayani.

Day 7 - Saptami - Grey Day seven is known as Saptami. On this day, Goddess Durga is worshiped in the form of Kalratri. Kalratri, who is also known as Subhankari, means a dark and black knight. The Goddess not only protects her worshipers from all kinds of troubles and negativity of life, but also provides them with utmost happiness. Grey is the colour to wear on the seventh day that is Saptami

.Day 8 - Ashtami - Purple Day eighth is known as Ashtami. On this day, Goddess Durga is worshiped as Maha Gauri. The attire that devotes will wear on this day should be purple color. The Goddess purifies her worshipers and also forgives their sins. The Goddess as Maha Gauri performed a penance so that she may have Lord Shiva as her husband. During the course of the penance, dust accumulated on her body and Lord Shiva washed it with the sacred waters of the Ganga.

Day 9 - Ram Navami - Peacock Green Day nine is known as Navami and is the last day of the festival. On this day, people worship the Goddess as she bestows prosperity on all her devotees. Peacock Green is the color of the day and devotees should dress in attire that is of this color.So as you head out to participate in the evening aarti or dandia rass, be sure to be dressed in the colour as ordained for this year. 

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Chaitra Navratri 2019 Day 1: Maa Shailputri Puja Vidhi, Timings, Mantra, Aarti, Samagri and Muhurat

Chaitra Navratri 2019 Day 1: Chaitra Navratri is celebrated during the month of March and April, and this year the festival starts from April 6.

Chaitra Navratri 2019 Day 1, Maa Shailputri Puja Vidhi: Chaitra Navratri is celebrated during the month of March and April, and this year the festival begins from April 6. The festival, which marks the beginning of the Hindu New Year as per the Luni-solar calendar, falls in the month of Chaitra, the first month of lunar calendar.

Chaitra Navratri is celebrated for nine days, where each day is dedicated to a different avatar of goddess Durga. It begins with with worshipping Mata Shailputri. The nine forms of Goddess Durga are Shailputri, Brahmacharini, Chandharghanta, Kushmanda, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kalratri, Mahagauri and Siddhidatri.

Each day is also associated with a different colour, and it is believed that wearing those colours brings good luck.

On the first day of this Hindu festival, people observe fast and offer their prayers to the goddess. Goddess Shailputri is also known as the Pratipada. Goddess Parvati, after the self-immolation as Sati, was born as the daughter of Himalaya, the mountain. In Sanskrit, Shail means the mountain and, which is why he is also was known as Shailputri. The goddess in this form rides a bull, carrying a trishul (trident) in her right hand and lotus in the left.

During Chaitra Navratri people also perform Ghatasthapana, which is a significant ritual followed during the period, and marks the beginning of the festivities. Ghatasthapana is invocation of goddess Shakti. Navratri also celebrates calmness and peacefulness in the form of Maha Gauri Mata.

Mantra: Ya Devi Sarvabhuteshu Maa Shailaputri Rupena Samsthita।               Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namah॥