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Skanda Sashti 2022: स्कंद षष्ठी आज, जानें इस व्रत का महत्व, शुभ मुहूर्त व पूजा विधि

Skanda Sashti 2022: स्कंद षष्ठी आज, जानें इस व्रत का महत्व, शुभ मुहूर्त व पूजा विधि

Skanda Shashthi 2022 Subh Muhurat: हर महीने के शुक्ल पक्ष की षष्ठी तिथि को स्कंद षष्ठी का व्रत रखा जाता है। यह दिन भगवान कार्तिकेय को समर्पित होता है। यही कारण है कि इसे कुमार षष्ठी के नाम से भी जाना जाता है। भगवान स्कंग को मुरुगन, कार्तिकेयन, सुब्रमण्यम आदि नामों से जाना जाता है। धार्मिक मान्यताओं के अनुसार, स्कंद षष्ठी के दिन व्रत रखने से सभी मनोकामनाएं पूर्ण होती हैं। इसके साथ ही संतान की…

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Skanda Sashti: Happiness, peace and prosperity will come at home with this worship | व्रत: आज है स्कंद षष्टी, इस पूजा से घर में आएगी सुख शांति और समृद्धि डिजिटल डेस्क, नई दिल्ली। प्रत्येक माह की शुक्ल पक्ष की षष्ठी को स्कंद षष्टी कहा जाता है, जो कि गणेश चतुर्थी के बाद आती है। इसे दक्षिण भारत में प्रमुख रूप से मनाया जाता है। यह पर्व साल भर में 12 बार आता है, जो कि इस माह आज यानी कि 22 सितंबर मंगलवार को है। स्कंद षष्टी का पर्व भगवान गणेश जी के भाई और भगवान कार्तिकेय के लिए किया जाता है।

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Skanda Shashti Skanda Shashti on the sixth day of Shukla Paksha of Falgun month. The fast is kept. Lord Kartikeya, the son of Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati, is worshiped on this day. स्कंद षष्ठी फाल्गुन मास के शुक्ल पक्ष की षष्ठी तिथि को स्कंद षष्ठी व्रत रखा जाता है। इस दिन भगवान शिव और माता पार्वती के पुत्र भगवान कार्तिकेय की पूजा की जाती है। #mahadevengineeringandservices (at Gotan, Rajasthan, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgyPC3NoQWz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Shravan Skanda Shashthi | Today is 'Shravan Skanda Shashthi', the fast of victory over enemies, know the date, the time of worship and its glory

Shravan Skanda Shashthi | Today is ‘Shravan Skanda Shashthi’, the fast of victory over enemies, know the date, the time of worship and its glory

Seema Kumari This year, ‘Skanda shashti’ of the month of Sawan is on Wednesday i.e. 03 August. This fast is observed on the sixth day of Shukla Paksha of every month. In Sanatan Dharma, every day and date is considered auspicious and soon fruitful for the worship of some or the other deity. According to the Panchang, the worship of Lord Shiva’s son Kartikeya on the Shashthi Tithi falling in the…

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2021: Significance, Story, Date Of Karadaiyan Nombu & Panguni Uthiram Festivals

Karadaiyan Nombu 2021 Date

Karadaiyan Nombu will be celebrated on 14th March, Sunday of 2021. Karadaiyan Nombu is celebrated when the transition between two Tamil Months takes place. It is celebrated exactly when Maasi month ends and Panguni month starts.

Karadaiyan Nombu Story & Significance

Karadaiyan Nombu festival celebration is associated with Savitri, the daughter of King Astapathi, and her husband Satyavan. Karadaiyan Nombu is also known as ‘Savitri Nonbu Vratham’.

Satyavan was the son of a blind royal couple living in exile. The family was ousted from the kingdom by enemies.

While finalizing the marriage of Savitri with Satyavan, the king was cautioned by Sage Narada, that Satyavan will not live more than one year citing the planetary position in his horoscope.

Being aware of the death of her husband, and to protect his life Savitri was observing ardent prayers and vrats/vraths (Fasts). On the day when Maasi month was ending, and Panguni was starting, Yamaraj (Yama) arrived on bullock to claim the life of Satyavan.

Savitri followed Yama, carrying her husband’s soul. Getting pleased by her persistent efforts and vrats, prayers she performed for her husband Yama, granted her three boons.

She was able to extend her husband’s life by performing vrats and prayers.

Savitri is hailed as Pativrata, a staunch devout wife.

The vrath is named after Savitri, married and unmarried can observe Karadaiyan Nombu vrath. Married women observe this vrath for the longevity and well-being of their husbands while unmarried girls observe Karadaiyan Nombu get an ideal life partner.

Karadaiyan Nombu Pooja

Falling on 14th March 2021 Karadaiyan Nombu is observed performing pooja and rituals. For performing rituals you need some savitri vratam pooja samagri (Pooja Items).

Savitri vratam pooja samagri includes,

Flowers

Kolam (Rangoli)

Flower Garlands, Flower Strings

Banana Leaves

Mango Leaves

Karadai Nombu Saradu/Charadai(Yellow Thread)

Coconut

Haldi, Kumkum

Tambulam

Women observe fast and perform pooja, chant mantras on Karadaiyan Nombu.  The fast is broken after performing rituals by eating Karadai preparation. A special naivedya dish is prepared on this day called ‘Karadai Nombu Adai’.

Panguni Uthiram (Gowri Kalyanam Day)

Panguni Uthiram Date 2021

Panguni Uthiram will be celebrated on 28th March 2021. When the moon transits in the nakshatram of Uttara-phalguni (Uthiram) of Tamil month, Panguni- Panguni Uthiram is observed.

Panguni Uthiram Significance and Story

Panguni Uthiram is also observed as a Gowri Kalyanam day. This festival is celebrated with great zeal by the Tamils not only in India but across the globe.

Panguni Uthiram is associated with Lord Muruga, the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathy.

Lord Shiva married Goddess Parvathy, Lord Muruga married Deivanai on this day. So, this day is considered very auspicious and significant by the Tamils.

Devotees flock to temples on this day to perform pooja and seek blessings. Many temples conduct the wedding of the God and Goddess residing in the temple.

The divine marriage of Lord Muruga with Valli and Deivanai is inscribed in Jayantipura Mahatmaya.

As per the Skanda Purana, Deivanai and Valli were destined to marry Lord Muruga. In their early lives, they were named Amrithavalli and Sundaravalli. Later on, they were separated following their adoptions by two different people. Post adoptions Amrithavalli and Sundaravalli were rechristened as Devainai and Valli.

The first daughter was adopted by Indra. The second was adopted by a tribal king.

Lord Muruga got married to Devainai When he killed the evil Demons.

Later, Lord Muruga married Valli with the help of his brother Lord Ganesha.

Rituals of Panguni Uthiram

Devotees cook special dishes and offer them as a prasad to Lord Muruga. The idol of Lord Muruga gets beautifully decorated with flowers, flower garlands.

Devotees observe a strict fast. Recite prayers and special chants like Kanda Shashti Kavasam, Kanda Puranam, on Panguni Uthiram.

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जीवन मंत्र डेस्क. पापनाशक शुक्ल पक्ष की षष्ठी के दिन भगवान शिव और माता पार्वती के ज्येष्ठ पुत्र भगवान कार्तिकेय की पूजा करने से समस्त तरह के लाभ होते हैं। इस बार यह षष्ठी 31 दिसंबर को मनाई जाएगी। हालांकि यह त्योहार दक्षिण भारत में प्रमुख रूप से मनाया जाता है, लेकिन भगवान भोलेनाथ और मां स्कंदमाता यानी पार्वती की पूजा पूरे देश में होने से इस दिन सभी मंदिरों में भगवान कार्तिकेय की पूजा भी होगी। इस पर्व को बुराई पर अच्छाई की जीत का प्रतीक भी माना जाता है, क्योंकि इस तिथि को कुमार कार्तिकेय ने तारकासुर नामक राक्षस का वध किया था। यह षष्ठी महीने में एक बार आती है। धनुर्मास होने से खास रहेगा ये व्रत धनुर्मास के दौरान यानी जब सूर्य धनु राशि में होता है तब भगवान अयप्पा की विशेष पूजा की जाती है। भगवान अयप्पा को कार्तिक स्वामी का ही रूप माना गया है। मलयालम कैलेंडर के अनुसार जब सूर्य वृश्चिक राशि में होता है तब वृश्चिक मास के पहले दिन से ही इनकी पूजा शुरू हो जाती है। अयप्पा मंदिर सबरीमाला में मंडला पूजा और मकर विलक्कू दो सबसे प्रसिद्ध कार्यक्रम भी इन दिनों में ही मनाए जाते हैं। इसलिए पौष माह के ��ुक्लपक्ष में आने वाला ये स्कंद षष्ठी व्रत बहुत ही महत्वपूर्ण है। क्यों कहा जाता है स्कंद षष्ठी दरअसल मां दुर्गा के 5वें स्वरूप स्कंदमाता को भगवान कार्तिकेय की माता के रूप में जाना जाता है। वैसे तो नवरात्रि के 5वें दिन स्कंदमाता का पूजन करने का विधान है। इसके अलावा इस षष्ठी को चम्पा षष्ठी भी कहते हैं, क्योंकि भगवान कार्तिकेय को सुब्रह्मण्यम के नाम भी पुकारते हैं और उनका प्रिय पुष्प चम्पा है। पूजा और व्रत के नियम स्कंद षष्ठी पर भगवान शिव और पार्वती की पूजा की जाती है। मंदिरों में विशेष पूजा की जाती है। इसमें स्कंद देव (कार्तिकेय) की स्थापना और पूजा होती है। अखंड दीपक भी जलाए जाते हैं। भगवान को स्नान करवाया जाता है। भगवान को भोग लगाते हैं। इस दिन विशेष कार्य की सिद्धि के लिए कि गई पूजा-अर्चना फलदायी होती है। इस दिन मांस, शराब, प्याज, लहसुन का त्याग करना चाहिए। ब्रह्मचर्य का पालन करना जरूरी होता है। पूरे दिन संयम से भी रहना होता है। Download Dainik Bhaskar App to read Latest Hindi News Today On Skanda Shashti 31, this fast of Lord Kartikeya will be special due to Pausha month and Sagittarius

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Here’s Navratri 2017 LIVE updates and people celebrating the festival on Chaturthi

India is a land of festivals and formally the festive seasons have started. After Eid and Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations, it’s time for Navratri, Durga Puja Festival, and Dussehra. The three largest fairs that broadly celebrated is an excellent amalgamation of fun and devotion. At the same time as we have a real-time the nine days praying to Goddess Durga and her nine avatars, there are plenty of factors going on across the country. From different and particular celebrations to magnum opus pandals and mandaps.

As human beings throughout the united states rejoice the ten days of joyful celebration with full fanfare, right here is your one-prevent manual for everything. From Navratri Dance subject matters to Durga Puja pandal hopping, we have the whole lot blanketed. From locations to eat at some stage in this pageant and lip-smacking recipes to superstar-stimulated style pointers, follow this festive feed carefully.

NAVRATRI DAY 6: SEPTEMBER 26

Maha Shashti is the formal starting of Durga Puja in West Bengal, Assam, Odisha, Tripura and other Japanese states. It's miles believed that goddess Durga got here to the mortal global after she finished her journey from Kailash to visit her father and taken her children alongside. It is, therefore, a part of the traditional celebrations for girls to participate in the putting in the Durga ghat earlier than goddess Durga’s idol arrives so that it will welcome the daughter to her father’s domestic.

The secular component inherent inside the worship of Durga isn't always hard to recognize while one appears on the political evolution of the competition. Since the late 18th century, Durga Puja changed into a mark of the reputation for the Bengali mercantile elegance earlier than step by step becoming crucial to the nationalism venture to evoke the spirit of patriotic awakening among the sons of Bengal. In those ancient moments, the air of secrecy of Goddess Durga had transferred from the spiritual to the public area.

The 125 Years old Durga Puja of Beliaghata Sircar circle of relatives is well known in a conventional form, retaining in mind all the rituals and customs. The lady within the family ornaments the nostril ring to Devi Durga on the day of Maha Sasthi on Tuesday. Navratri 2017 colors: What you must wear on Shasthi

Crimson, the coloration of affection passion and desire, is the color of celebrations and festive put on Shashti. Take fashion pointers from beauties like Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Sonakshi Sinha and Jacqueline Fernandez on the way to carry purple elegantly, right here.

NAVRATRI DAY 5: SEPTEMBER 25

The fifth day of the Navratri festivities is known as Panchami and goddess Skandamata is worshipped. She is the mom of Lord Kartikeya, referred to as Skanda, and rides a fierce lion maintaining a child in her palms. She popularly depicted inside the spiritual context as a goddess with four palms.

Devotees rejoice the day by way of donning white — the shade of purity, peace, and calmness on this day. If you are searching out some fashion though, test out how celebrities like Aditi Rao Hydari, Bipasha Basu, and Alia Bhatt, amongst others made sporting white look stunning, right here. (supply: file photograph)

in the meantime, click here to see how Dhakis from the suburbs have arrived to enroll in the Pujo celebrations in Kolkata.

even as Garba and Dandiya are of the traditional dances performed throughout the Navratris, this video with a gaggle of women coming together to dance in a crowded teach compartment will blow your thoughts!

NAVRATRI DAY four: SEPTEMBER 24

On Chaturthi, Devi Kushmanda worshipped. Also referred to as the writer of the universe, Kushmanda is also known as the goddess who has the power and capability to live in the solar.

As the festival enters the fourth day, the color of the day is orange. And if you want to ditch ethnic wear for the weekend and opt for something chic and ultra-modern, here’s how you may do it.

It believed that Goddess Durga comes to the Earth by way of four distinctive methods. This yr the Goddess is said to be arriving on a boat. But, for this club in Bengal, each year for final 82 years, she comes on a ship crossing the river Ganga.

NAVRATRI DAY three: SEPTEMBER 23

Goddess Chandraghanta worshipped on Tritiya, the 0.33 day of the festival. The call of Chandraghanta derives from the truth that once marrying Lord Shiva, she began decorating half of Chandra (moon) on her brow.

Navratri celebrated with full fervor in Gujarat. Many activities and competitions are deliberate out for the duration of these nine days. Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani currently inaugurated a Garba festival in Ahmedabad.

As Maa Chandraghanta worshipped on this day, the Navratri shade of the day is gray. Even though an unusual color in the course of the festive season, here’s how you could slay in style.

After a whole day of fasting, it’s understandable in case you don’t need to prepare dinner. Right here’s a list of locations where you may enjoy an excellent, delicious Navratri vrat food, snacks, dinner.

NAVRATRI DAY 2: SEPTEMBER 22 Brahmacharini

The festivities continue into the second day of Navratri. This is while Goddess Brahmacharini worshipped. She is the goddess who observes a state of celibacy at the same time as doing penance.

With Navratri festivities on in complete swing, a few ladies in Gujarat appear to be ramping up the celebrations in exact ways. A video of these girls performing Dandiya, wearing the traditional Indian festive put on, goes viral now.

If that wasn’t all, the net is unleashing its creativity and has even provided you with a la Land-Garba mash-up. Watch the video right here.

This, amidst a bevy of humorous tweets on and about Navratri celebrations, because why no longer!

if you are away from domestic and are yet to join the Pujo celebrations, then click on right here to peer the beautiful pictures of attractive Pujo pandals which might organize in Kolkata.

With green because of the shade of the second day of celebrations, take a leaf or from the fashion e-book of a number of your favorite celebs and how they have rocked the color in the past.

Watch the video here to check out five particular Pujo pandals in Kolkata you have to in reality headed to if you are journeying the city around this time.

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The primary day or Navratri referred to as Pratipada and Goddess Shailaputri worshipped in this day. Navratri coloration of the day is yellow. It believed that the color yellow is thought to be a shade of the planet sun and dedicated to Maa Shailputri. Here’s how humans are celebrating the tremendous day.

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

Vashikaran Puja in Navratri is very effective vashikaran remedies for any problem solution. Navratri is the famous for Maa Bhawani Stuti for nine days. There are two navaratri is celebrated in India. First Puja held in Hindi Month of Chaitra and second is celebrated in Hindi month ‘Ashwini’ after these nine days of navratri, there is a big festival ‘Dashara’ is celebrated.

Navratri Vashikaran Puja

I have mentioned above that nine days regularly Maa bhawani’s Stuti aradhana, worshiped in these navaratri. In these nine days, Maa bhawani’s is worshiped in her nine different forms. navratri vashikaran Puja of These Nine forms of Maa Durga are:

1. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Shailputri

The first manifestation of Durga is Goddess Shailputri. According to scriptures, she holds a trishul and a lotus in her hands, and rides a bull called Nandi. As per Shivpurana, Goddess Shailputri in her previous birth was born to Daksha Prajapati, and was named ‘Sati’. Deeply devoted to Lord Shiva ever since her childhood, Sati meditated earnestly to beget Lord Shiva as her consort. Lord Shiva bestowed upon her the desired boon and accepted her as her consort. The union was not accepted well by Sati’s father Daksha Prajapati, who insulted Shiva by not inviting him in one of his special gatherings. Infuriated upon the humiliation meted out to her husband, Sati immolated herself and sacrificed her life in honour of her husband. In her next birth Sati was born as a daughter to Himalaya, the Lord of Mountains and thus, was called Shailputri. Sailputri is also worshiped as Parvati or Hemvati. The first day of Navratra is dedicated to worshiping Shailputri. Devotees offer pure desi ghee on the foot of Shailputri. An offering of pure ghee is said to bless the devotee with a life free of diseases and illness.

2. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Brahmacharini

The second day of Navratri is dedicated to Goddess Brahmacharini. She is depicted as a monastic goddess in Hindu scriptures, two-armed, clad in white and holding a rudraksh mala and a sacred Kamandalu. Her stance is of utmost piety and devotion. Her meditative form is related to the severe penance undertaken by Sati and Parvati in their respective births to attain Lord Shiva as their beloved consort. She is also known as Tapasyacharini. It is believed that when Parvati was engaged in her deep meditation to please Lord Shiva, she was reduced to a mere skeleton. Her austere penance gained her the name of Bharahmacharini by all the devtas and Gods who were awestruck by her reverence. Worshiping this form of Shakti is known to invoke the spirit of penance, renunciation, virtue and nobility. Goddess Brahmacharini is a lover of simple food and offerings. Devotees serve a bhog of sugar and fruits to Goddess Brahmacharini.

3. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Chandraghanta

The third manifestation of Durga is Goddess Chandraghanta. She is depicted as a fierce 10-armed Goddess, roaring in anger. Chandraghanta is worshiped on the third day of Navratri. She has a golden complexion and on her forehead she wears a crescent moon, which is why she is called Chandraghanta by her devotees. According to scriptures during a great battle between gods and the demons, the sound vibrations produced by her ghanta (bell) took the lives of many wicked enemies. She rides on a lion and is believed to destroy all evil and wicked. The ferocious Goddess is pleased by offering milk, sweets or kheer.

4. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kushmanda

On the fourth day of Navratri, Goddess Kushmanda is worshipped. The name Kushmanda is made of three other words ‘Ku’ (little), ‘Ushma’ (warmth or energy) and ‘Amnda’ (egg) which means the one who created the universe as the “Little Cosmic Egg” with energy and warmth. According to Hindu scriptures, the universe was a dark space and it was Goddess Kushmanda who produced the Cosmic Egg with her smile. Devotees worship the Goddess by observing fasts and offering Malpua as bhog.

5.navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Skandmata

The fifth manifestation of Durga is Skandmata who is worshiped on the fifth day of the Navratri also known as Panchami. Goddess Skandamata is depicted as a four-armed deity, who carries a lotus in two of her arms with a Kamandalu and a bell. She is also seen carrying little Kartikay on her lap. Kartikay is also known as Skanda, hence giving the goddess the name of Skandamata. Her posture is calm and serene. She is seated on a lotus, but a lion is also her vehicle. A bhog of bananas is offered to the goddess and it is said to keep the devotees in good health.

6. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Katyayani 

Worshiped on the sixth day (Shashti) of Navratris, Goddess Katyayani is a form of Shakti who is depicted as having four arms, and carrying a sword. She rides a lion, and can be pleased with true devotion and piety. She is the daughter of Sage Katyayan. Devotees offer honey as prasad to Goddess Katyayani. Her blessings fill their lives with sweetness and help them get rid of bitter troubles.

7. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kaalratri

Goddess Kaalratri is worshiped on the seventh day of Navratris. According to the Hindu scriptures, Goddess Kaalratri is etched as a four-armed deity who rides a donkey. She carries a sword, a trident and a noose. She is the fierce form of Durga, dark and ferocious in appearance. She possesses three eyes on her forehead that are known to contain the entire universe. She breathes fierce flames of fire, and lustrous rays emanate from her. Fierce on the outside, Kaalratri bestows her true devotees protection from evil-powers and spirits. Devotees offer jaggery or sweets made with jaggery. The prasad is also given to Brahmins along with Dakshina.

8. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Mahagauri

Durga Asthami or the eight day of Navratris is dedicated to Goddess Mahagauri. As per the scriptures, Mahagauri worshiped as the four-armed deity who rides on a bull or a white elephant. She carries a trishul and a damru. When Parvati decided to go on an austere penance to beget Lord Shiva as her consort, she renounced all comforts and lived in a forest for deep meditation. Her meditation continued for several years – braving heat, cold, rain, and terrible storms. Lord Shiva, impressed by her deep penance, appeared before her and showered the holy water of the Ganga over her. The Gangajalwashed off all the dirt. She regained her natural beauty, and came to be known as Mahagauri. Goddess Mahagauri  is offered coconut as bhog by devotees.  It is widely believed that donating coconuts to the Brahmans on Ashtami, blesses a childless couple with a child.

9. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Siddhidatri

Worshiped on the ninth day, Goddess Siddhidhatri is projected as a four-armed deity sitting calmly on a lotus. She also holds a lotus, mace, discus and a book. This form of Shakti signifies the ushering of knowledge and wisdom over ignorance. Siddhi in Sanskrit translates to accomplishment. Thus, Goddess Siddhidhatri signifies perfection. On the ninth day of Navrartris, devotees observe a fast and offer til or sesame seeds as bhog. This is believed to protect the devotee and his family from unfortunate mishaps.

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

Vashikaran Puja in Navratri is very effective vashikaran remedies for any problem solution. Navratri is the famous for Maa Bhawani Stuti for nine days. There are two navaratri is celebrated in India. First Puja held in Hindi Month of Chaitra and second is celebrated in Hindi month ‘Ashwini’ after these nine days of navratri, there is a big festival ‘Dashara’ is celebrated.

Navratri Vashikaran Puja

I have mentioned above that nine days regularly Maa bhawani’s Stuti aradhana, worshiped in these navaratri. In these nine days, Maa bhawani’s is worshiped in her nine different forms. navratri vashikaran Puja of These Nine forms of Maa Durga are:

1. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Shailputri

The first manifestation of Durga is Goddess Shailputri. According to scriptures, she holds a trishul and a lotus in her hands, and rides a bull called Nandi. As per Shivpurana, Goddess Shailputri in her previous birth was born to Daksha Prajapati, and was named ‘Sati’. Deeply devoted to Lord Shiva ever since her childhood, Sati meditated earnestly to beget Lord Shiva as her consort. Lord Shiva bestowed upon her the desired boon and accepted her as her consort. The union was not accepted well by Sati’s father Daksha Prajapati, who insulted Shiva by not inviting him in one of his special gatherings. Infuriated upon the humiliation meted out to her husband, Sati immolated herself and sacrificed her life in honour of her husband. In her next birth Sati was born as a daughter to Himalaya, the Lord of Mountains and thus, was called Shailputri. Sailputri is also worshiped as Parvati or Hemvati. The first day of Navratra is dedicated to worshiping Shailputri. Devotees offer pure desi ghee on the foot of Shailputri. An offering of pure ghee is said to bless the devotee with a life free of diseases and illness.

2. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Brahmacharini

The second day of Navratri is dedicated to Goddess Brahmacharini. She is depicted as a monastic goddess in Hindu scriptures, two-armed, clad in white and holding a rudraksh mala and a sacred Kamandalu. Her stance is of utmost piety and devotion. Her meditative form is related to the severe penance undertaken by Sati and Parvati in their respective births to attain Lord Shiva as their beloved consort. She is also known as Tapasyacharini. It is believed that when Parvati was engaged in her deep meditation to please Lord Shiva, she was reduced to a mere skeleton. Her austere penance gained her the name of Bharahmacharini by all the devtas and Gods who were awestruck by her reverence. Worshiping this form of Shakti is known to invoke the spirit of penance, renunciation, virtue and nobility. Goddess Brahmacharini is a lover of simple food and offerings. Devotees serve a bhog of sugar and fruits to Goddess Brahmacharini.

3. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Chandraghanta

The third manifestation of Durga is Goddess Chandraghanta. She is depicted as a fierce 10-armed Goddess, roaring in anger. Chandraghanta is worshiped on the third day of Navratri. She has a golden complexion and on her forehead she wears a crescent moon, which is why she is called Chandraghanta by her devotees. According to scriptures during a great battle between gods and the demons, the sound vibrations produced by her ghanta (bell) took the lives of many wicked enemies. She rides on a lion and is believed to destroy all evil and wicked. The ferocious Goddess is pleased by offering milk, sweets or kheer.

4. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kushmanda

On the fourth day of Navratri, Goddess Kushmanda is worshipped. The name Kushmanda is made of three other words ‘Ku’ (little), ‘Ushma’ (warmth or energy) and ‘Amnda’ (egg) which means the one who created the universe as the “Little Cosmic Egg” with energy and warmth. According to Hindu scriptures, the universe was a dark space and it was Goddess Kushmanda who produced the Cosmic Egg with her smile. Devotees worship the Goddess by observing fasts and offering Malpua as bhog.

5.navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Skandmata

The fifth manifestation of Durga is Skandmata who is worshiped on the fifth day of the Navratri also known as Panchami. Goddess Skandamata is depicted as a four-armed deity, who carries a lotus in two of her arms with a Kamandalu and a bell. She is also seen carrying little Kartikay on her lap. Kartikay is also known as Skanda, hence giving the goddess the name of Skandamata. Her posture is calm and serene. She is seated on a lotus, but a lion is also her vehicle. A bhog of bananas is offered to the goddess and it is said to keep the devotees in good health.

6. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Katyayani 

Worshiped on the sixth day (Shashti) of Navratris, Goddess Katyayani is a form of Shakti who is depicted as having four arms, and carrying a sword. She rides a lion, and can be pleased with true devotion and piety. She is the daughter of Sage Katyayan. Devotees offer honey as prasad to Goddess Katyayani. Her blessings fill their lives with sweetness and help them get rid of bitter troubles.

7. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kaalratri

Goddess Kaalratri is worshiped on the seventh day of Navratris. According to the Hindu scriptures, Goddess Kaalratri is etched as a four-armed deity who rides a donkey. She carries a sword, a trident and a noose. She is the fierce form of Durga, dark and ferocious in appearance. She possesses three eyes on her forehead that are known to contain the entire universe. She breathes fierce flames of fire, and lustrous rays emanate from her. Fierce on the outside, Kaalratri bestows her true devotees protection from evil-powers and spirits. Devotees offer jaggery or sweets made with jaggery. The prasad is also given to Brahmins along with Dakshina.

8. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Mahagauri

Durga Asthami or the eight day of Navratris is dedicated to Goddess Mahagauri. As per the scriptures, Mahagauri worshiped as the four-armed deity who rides on a bull or a white elephant. She carries a trishul and a damru. When Parvati decided to go on an austere penance to beget Lord Shiva as her consort, she renounced all comforts and lived in a forest for deep meditation. Her meditation continued for several years – braving heat, cold, rain, and terrible storms. Lord Shiva, impressed by her deep penance, appeared before her and showered the holy water of the Ganga over her. The Gangajalwashed off all the dirt. She regained her natural beauty, and came to be known as Mahagauri. Goddess Mahagauri  is offered coconut as bhog by devotees.  It is widely believed that donating coconuts to the Brahmans on Ashtami, blesses a childless couple with a child.

9. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Siddhidatri

Worshiped on the ninth day, Goddess Siddhidhatri is projected as a four-armed deity sitting calmly on a lotus. She also holds a lotus, mace, discus and a book. This form of Shakti signifies the ushering of knowledge and wisdom over ignorance. Siddhi in Sanskrit translates to accomplishment. Thus, Goddess Siddhidhatri signifies perfection. On the ninth day of Navrartris, devotees observe a fast and offer til or sesame seeds as bhog. This is believed to protect the devotee and his family from unfortunate mishaps.

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

Vashikaran Puja in Navratri is very effective vashikaran remedies for any problem solution. Navratri is the famous for Maa Bhawani Stuti for nine days. There are two navaratri is celebrated in India. First Puja held in Hindi Month of Chaitra and second is celebrated in Hindi month ‘Ashwini’ after these nine days of navratri, there is a big festival ‘Dashara’ is celebrated.

Navratri Vashikaran Puja

I have mentioned above that nine days regularly Maa bhawani’s Stuti aradhana, worshiped in these navaratri. In these nine days, Maa bhawani’s is worshiped in her nine different forms. navratri vashikaran Puja of These Nine forms of Maa Durga are:

1. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Shailputri

The first manifestation of Durga is Goddess Shailputri. According to scriptures, she holds a trishul and a lotus in her hands, and rides a bull called Nandi. As per Shivpurana, Goddess Shailputri in her previous birth was born to Daksha Prajapati, and was named ‘Sati’. Deeply devoted to Lord Shiva ever since her childhood, Sati meditated earnestly to beget Lord Shiva as her consort. Lord Shiva bestowed upon her the desired boon and accepted her as her consort. The union was not accepted well by Sati’s father Daksha Prajapati, who insulted Shiva by not inviting him in one of his special gatherings. Infuriated upon the humiliation meted out to her husband, Sati immolated herself and sacrificed her life in honour of her husband. In her next birth Sati was born as a daughter to Himalaya, the Lord of Mountains and thus, was called Shailputri. Sailputri is also worshiped as Parvati or Hemvati. The first day of Navratra is dedicated to worshiping Shailputri. Devotees offer pure desi ghee on the foot of Shailputri. An offering of pure ghee is said to bless the devotee with a life free of diseases and illness.

2. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Brahmacharini

The second day of Navratri is dedicated to Goddess Brahmacharini. She is depicted as a monastic goddess in Hindu scriptures, two-armed, clad in white and holding a rudraksh mala and a sacred Kamandalu. Her stance is of utmost piety and devotion. Her meditative form is related to the severe penance undertaken by Sati and Parvati in their respective births to attain Lord Shiva as their beloved consort. She is also known as Tapasyacharini. It is believed that when Parvati was engaged in her deep meditation to please Lord Shiva, she was reduced to a mere skeleton. Her austere penance gained her the name of Bharahmacharini by all the devtas and Gods who were awestruck by her reverence. Worshiping this form of Shakti is known to invoke the spirit of penance, renunciation, virtue and nobility. Goddess Brahmacharini is a lover of simple food and offerings. Devotees serve a bhog of sugar and fruits to Goddess Brahmacharini.

3. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Chandraghanta

The third manifestation of Durga is Goddess Chandraghanta. She is depicted as a fierce 10-armed Goddess, roaring in anger. Chandraghanta is worshiped on the third day of Navratri. She has a golden complexion and on her forehead she wears a crescent moon, which is why she is called Chandraghanta by her devotees. According to scriptures during a great battle between gods and the demons, the sound vibrations produced by her ghanta (bell) took the lives of many wicked enemies. She rides on a lion and is believed to destroy all evil and wicked. The ferocious Goddess is pleased by offering milk, sweets or kheer.

4. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kushmanda

On the fourth day of Navratri, Goddess Kushmanda is worshipped. The name Kushmanda is made of three other words ‘Ku’ (little), ‘Ushma’ (warmth or energy) and ‘Amnda’ (egg) which means the one who created the universe as the “Little Cosmic Egg” with energy and warmth. According to Hindu scriptures, the universe was a dark space and it was Goddess Kushmanda who produced the Cosmic Egg with her smile. Devotees worship the Goddess by observing fasts and offering Malpua as bhog.

5.navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Skandmata

The fifth manifestation of Durga is Skandmata who is worshiped on the fifth day of the Navratri also known as Panchami. Goddess Skandamata is depicted as a four-armed deity, who carries a lotus in two of her arms with a Kamandalu and a bell. She is also seen carrying little Kartikay on her lap. Kartikay is also known as Skanda, hence giving the goddess the name of Skandamata. Her posture is calm and serene. She is seated on a lotus, but a lion is also her vehicle. A bhog of bananas is offered to the goddess and it is said to keep the devotees in good health.

6. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Katyayani 

Worshiped on the sixth day (Shashti) of Navratris, Goddess Katyayani is a form of Shakti who is depicted as having four arms, and carrying a sword. She rides a lion, and can be pleased with true devotion and piety. She is the daughter of Sage Katyayan. Devotees offer honey as prasad to Goddess Katyayani. Her blessings fill their lives with sweetness and help them get rid of bitter troubles.

7. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kaalratri

Goddess Kaalratri is worshiped on the seventh day of Navratris. According to the Hindu scriptures, Goddess Kaalratri is etched as a four-armed deity who rides a donkey. She carries a sword, a trident and a noose. She is the fierce form of Durga, dark and ferocious in appearance. She possesses three eyes on her forehead that are known to contain the entire universe. She breathes fierce flames of fire, and lustrous rays emanate from her. Fierce on the outside, Kaalratri bestows her true devotees protection from evil-powers and spirits. Devotees offer jaggery or sweets made with jaggery. The prasad is also given to Brahmins along with Dakshina.

8. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Mahagauri

Durga Asthami or the eight day of Navratris is dedicated to Goddess Mahagauri. As per the scriptures, Mahagauri worshiped as the four-armed deity who rides on a bull or a white elephant. She carries a trishul and a damru. When Parvati decided to go on an austere penance to beget Lord Shiva as her consort, she renounced all comforts and lived in a forest for deep meditation. Her meditation continued for several years – braving heat, cold, rain, and terrible storms. Lord Shiva, impressed by her deep penance, appeared before her and showered the holy water of the Ganga over her. The Gangajalwashed off all the dirt. She regained her natural beauty, and came to be known as Mahagauri. Goddess Mahagauri  is offered coconut as bhog by devotees.  It is widely believed that donating coconuts to the Brahmans on Ashtami, blesses a childless couple with a child.

9. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Siddhidatri

Worshiped on the ninth day, Goddess Siddhidhatri is projected as a four-armed deity sitting calmly on a lotus. She also holds a lotus, mace, discus and a book. This form of Shakti signifies the ushering of knowledge and wisdom over ignorance. Siddhi in Sanskrit translates to accomplishment. Thus, Goddess Siddhidhatri signifies perfection. On the ninth day of Navrartris, devotees observe a fast and offer til or sesame seeds as bhog. This is believed to protect the devotee and his family from unfortunate mishaps.

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

Vashikaran Puja in Navratri is very effective vashikaran remedies for any problem solution. Navratri is the famous for Maa Bhawani Stuti for nine days. There are two navaratri is celebrated in India. First Puja held in Hindi Month of Chaitra and second is celebrated in Hindi month ‘Ashwini’ after these nine days of navratri, there is a big festival ‘Dashara’ is celebrated.

Navratri Vashikaran Puja

I have mentioned above that nine days regularly Maa bhawani’s Stuti aradhana, worshiped in these navaratri. In these nine days, Maa bhawani’s is worshiped in her nine different forms. navratri vashikaran Puja of These Nine forms of Maa Durga are:

1. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Shailputri

The first manifestation of Durga is Goddess Shailputri. According to scriptures, she holds a trishul and a lotus in her hands, and rides a bull called Nandi. As per Shivpurana, Goddess Shailputri in her previous birth was born to Daksha Prajapati, and was named ‘Sati’. Deeply devoted to Lord Shiva ever since her childhood, Sati meditated earnestly to beget Lord Shiva as her consort. Lord Shiva bestowed upon her the desired boon and accepted her as her consort. The union was not accepted well by Sati’s father Daksha Prajapati, who insulted Shiva by not inviting him in one of his special gatherings. Infuriated upon the humiliation meted out to her husband, Sati immolated herself and sacrificed her life in honour of her husband. In her next birth Sati was born as a daughter to Himalaya, the Lord of Mountains and thus, was called Shailputri. Sailputri is also worshiped as Parvati or Hemvati. The first day of Navratra is dedicated to worshiping Shailputri. Devotees offer pure desi ghee on the foot of Shailputri. An offering of pure ghee is said to bless the devotee with a life free of diseases and illness.

2. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Brahmacharini

The second day of Navratri is dedicated to Goddess Brahmacharini. She is depicted as a monastic goddess in Hindu scriptures, two-armed, clad in white and holding a rudraksh mala and a sacred Kamandalu. Her stance is of utmost piety and devotion. Her meditative form is related to the severe penance undertaken by Sati and Parvati in their respective births to attain Lord Shiva as their beloved consort. She is also known as Tapasyacharini. It is believed that when Parvati was engaged in her deep meditation to please Lord Shiva, she was reduced to a mere skeleton. Her austere penance gained her the name of Bharahmacharini by all the devtas and Gods who were awestruck by her reverence. Worshiping this form of Shakti is known to invoke the spirit of penance, renunciation, virtue and nobility. Goddess Brahmacharini is a lover of simple food and offerings. Devotees serve a bhog of sugar and fruits to Goddess Brahmacharini.

3. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Chandraghanta

The third manifestation of Durga is Goddess Chandraghanta. She is depicted as a fierce 10-armed Goddess, roaring in anger. Chandraghanta is worshiped on the third day of Navratri. She has a golden complexion and on her forehead she wears a crescent moon, which is why she is called Chandraghanta by her devotees. According to scriptures during a great battle between gods and the demons, the sound vibrations produced by her ghanta (bell) took the lives of many wicked enemies. She rides on a lion and is believed to destroy all evil and wicked. The ferocious Goddess is pleased by offering milk, sweets or kheer.

4. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kushmanda

On the fourth day of Navratri, Goddess Kushmanda is worshipped. The name Kushmanda is made of three other words ‘Ku’ (little), ‘Ushma’ (warmth or energy) and ‘Amnda’ (egg) which means the one who created the universe as the “Little Cosmic Egg” with energy and warmth. According to Hindu scriptures, the universe was a dark space and it was Goddess Kushmanda who produced the Cosmic Egg with her smile. Devotees worship the Goddess by observing fasts and offering Malpua as bhog.

5.navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Skandmata

The fifth manifestation of Durga is Skandmata who is worshiped on the fifth day of the Navratri also known as Panchami. Goddess Skandamata is depicted as a four-armed deity, who carries a lotus in two of her arms with a Kamandalu and a bell. She is also seen carrying little Kartikay on her lap. Kartikay is also known as Skanda, hence giving the goddess the name of Skandamata. Her posture is calm and serene. She is seated on a lotus, but a lion is also her vehicle. A bhog of bananas is offered to the goddess and it is said to keep the devotees in good health.

6. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Katyayani 

Worshiped on the sixth day (Shashti) of Navratris, Goddess Katyayani is a form of Shakti who is depicted as having four arms, and carrying a sword. She rides a lion, and can be pleased with true devotion and piety. She is the daughter of Sage Katyayan. Devotees offer honey as prasad to Goddess Katyayani. Her blessings fill their lives with sweetness and help them get rid of bitter troubles.

7. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kaalratri

Goddess Kaalratri is worshiped on the seventh day of Navratris. According to the Hindu scriptures, Goddess Kaalratri is etched as a four-armed deity who rides a donkey. She carries a sword, a trident and a noose. She is the fierce form of Durga, dark and ferocious in appearance. She possesses three eyes on her forehead that are known to contain the entire universe. She breathes fierce flames of fire, and lustrous rays emanate from her. Fierce on the outside, Kaalratri bestows her true devotees protection from evil-powers and spirits. Devotees offer jaggery or sweets made with jaggery. The prasad is also given to Brahmins along with Dakshina.

8. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Mahagauri

Durga Asthami or the eight day of Navratris is dedicated to Goddess Mahagauri. As per the scriptures, Mahagauri worshiped as the four-armed deity who rides on a bull or a white elephant. She carries a trishul and a damru. When Parvati decided to go on an austere penance to beget Lord Shiva as her consort, she renounced all comforts and lived in a forest for deep meditation. Her meditation continued for several years – braving heat, cold, rain, and terrible storms. Lord Shiva, impressed by her deep penance, appeared before her and showered the holy water of the Ganga over her. The Gangajalwashed off all the dirt. She regained her natural beauty, and came to be known as Mahagauri. Goddess Mahagauri  is offered coconut as bhog by devotees.  It is widely believed that donating coconuts to the Brahmans on Ashtami, blesses a childless couple with a child.

9. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Siddhidatri

Worshiped on the ninth day, Goddess Siddhidhatri is projected as a four-armed deity sitting calmly on a lotus. She also holds a lotus, mace, discus and a book. This form of Shakti signifies the ushering of knowledge and wisdom over ignorance. Siddhi in Sanskrit translates to accomplishment. Thus, Goddess Siddhidhatri signifies perfection. On the ninth day of Navrartris, devotees observe a fast and offer til or sesame seeds as bhog. This is believed to protect the devotee and his family from unfortunate mishaps.

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

Vashikaran Puja in Navratri is very effective vashikaran remedies for any problem solution. Navratri is the famous for Maa Bhawani Stuti for nine days. There are two navaratri is celebrated in India. First Puja held in Hindi Month of Chaitra and second is celebrated in Hindi month ‘Ashwini’ after these nine days of navratri, there is a big festival ‘Dashara’ is celebrated.

Navratri Vashikaran Puja

I have mentioned above that nine days regularly Maa bhawani’s Stuti aradhana, worshiped in these navaratri. In these nine days, Maa bhawani’s is worshiped in her nine different forms. navratri vashikaran Puja of These Nine forms of Maa Durga are:

1. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Shailputri

The first manifestation of Durga is Goddess Shailputri. According to scriptures, she holds a trishul and a lotus in her hands, and rides a bull called Nandi. As per Shivpurana, Goddess Shailputri in her previous birth was born to Daksha Prajapati, and was named ‘Sati’. Deeply devoted to Lord Shiva ever since her childhood, Sati meditated earnestly to beget Lord Shiva as her consort. Lord Shiva bestowed upon her the desired boon and accepted her as her consort. The union was not accepted well by Sati’s father Daksha Prajapati, who insulted Shiva by not inviting him in one of his special gatherings. Infuriated upon the humiliation meted out to her husband, Sati immolated herself and sacrificed her life in honour of her husband. In her next birth Sati was born as a daughter to Himalaya, the Lord of Mountains and thus, was called Shailputri. Sailputri is also worshiped as Parvati or Hemvati. The first day of Navratra is dedicated to worshiping Shailputri. Devotees offer pure desi ghee on the foot of Shailputri. An offering of pure ghee is said to bless the devotee with a life free of diseases and illness.

2. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Brahmacharini

The second day of Navratri is dedicated to Goddess Brahmacharini. She is depicted as a monastic goddess in Hindu scriptures, two-armed, clad in white and holding a rudraksh mala and a sacred Kamandalu. Her stance is of utmost piety and devotion. Her meditative form is related to the severe penance undertaken by Sati and Parvati in their respective births to attain Lord Shiva as their beloved consort. She is also known as Tapasyacharini. It is believed that when Parvati was engaged in her deep meditation to please Lord Shiva, she was reduced to a mere skeleton. Her austere penance gained her the name of Bharahmacharini by all the devtas and Gods who were awestruck by her reverence. Worshiping this form of Shakti is known to invoke the spirit of penance, renunciation, virtue and nobility. Goddess Brahmacharini is a lover of simple food and offerings. Devotees serve a bhog of sugar and fruits to Goddess Brahmacharini.

3. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Chandraghanta

The third manifestation of Durga is Goddess Chandraghanta. She is depicted as a fierce 10-armed Goddess, roaring in anger. Chandraghanta is worshiped on the third day of Navratri. She has a golden complexion and on her forehead she wears a crescent moon, which is why she is called Chandraghanta by her devotees. According to scriptures during a great battle between gods and the demons, the sound vibrations produced by her ghanta (bell) took the lives of many wicked enemies. She rides on a lion and is believed to destroy all evil and wicked. The ferocious Goddess is pleased by offering milk, sweets or kheer.

4. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kushmanda

On the fourth day of Navratri, Goddess Kushmanda is worshipped. The name Kushmanda is made of three other words ‘Ku’ (little), ‘Ushma’ (warmth or energy) and ‘Amnda’ (egg) which means the one who created the universe as the “Little Cosmic Egg” with energy and warmth. According to Hindu scriptures, the universe was a dark space and it was Goddess Kushmanda who produced the Cosmic Egg with her smile. Devotees worship the Goddess by observing fasts and offering Malpua as bhog.

5.navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Skandmata

The fifth manifestation of Durga is Skandmata who is worshiped on the fifth day of the Navratri also known as Panchami. Goddess Skandamata is depicted as a four-armed deity, who carries a lotus in two of her arms with a Kamandalu and a bell. She is also seen carrying little Kartikay on her lap. Kartikay is also known as Skanda, hence giving the goddess the name of Skandamata. Her posture is calm and serene. She is seated on a lotus, but a lion is also her vehicle. A bhog of bananas is offered to the goddess and it is said to keep the devotees in good health.

6. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Katyayani 

Worshiped on the sixth day (Shashti) of Navratris, Goddess Katyayani is a form of Shakti who is depicted as having four arms, and carrying a sword. She rides a lion, and can be pleased with true devotion and piety. She is the daughter of Sage Katyayan. Devotees offer honey as prasad to Goddess Katyayani. Her blessings fill their lives with sweetness and help them get rid of bitter troubles.

7. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kaalratri

Goddess Kaalratri is worshiped on the seventh day of Navratris. According to the Hindu scriptures, Goddess Kaalratri is etched as a four-armed deity who rides a donkey. She carries a sword, a trident and a noose. She is the fierce form of Durga, dark and ferocious in appearance. She possesses three eyes on her forehead that are known to contain the entire universe. She breathes fierce flames of fire, and lustrous rays emanate from her. Fierce on the outside, Kaalratri bestows her true devotees protection from evil-powers and spirits. Devotees offer jaggery or sweets made with jaggery. The prasad is also given to Brahmins along with Dakshina.

8. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Mahagauri

Durga Asthami or the eight day of Navratris is dedicated to Goddess Mahagauri. As per the scriptures, Mahagauri worshiped as the four-armed deity who rides on a bull or a white elephant. She carries a trishul and a damru. When Parvati decided to go on an austere penance to beget Lord Shiva as her consort, she renounced all comforts and lived in a forest for deep meditation. Her meditation continued for several years – braving heat, cold, rain, and terrible storms. Lord Shiva, impressed by her deep penance, appeared before her and showered the holy water of the Ganga over her. The Gangajalwashed off all the dirt. She regained her natural beauty, and came to be known as Mahagauri. Goddess Mahagauri  is offered coconut as bhog by devotees.  It is widely believed that donating coconuts to the Brahmans on Ashtami, blesses a childless couple with a child.

9. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Siddhidatri

Worshiped on the ninth day, Goddess Siddhidhatri is projected as a four-armed deity sitting calmly on a lotus. She also holds a lotus, mace, discus and a book. This form of Shakti signifies the ushering of knowledge and wisdom over ignorance. Siddhi in Sanskrit translates to accomplishment. Thus, Goddess Siddhidhatri signifies perfection. On the ninth day of Navrartris, devotees observe a fast and offer til or sesame seeds as bhog. This is believed to protect the devotee and his family from unfortunate mishaps.

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

Vashikaran Puja in Navratri is very effective vashikaran remedies for any problem solution. Navratri is the famous for Maa Bhawani Stuti for nine days. There are two navaratri is celebrated in India. First Puja held in Hindi Month of Chaitra and second is celebrated in Hindi month ‘Ashwini’ after these nine days of navratri, there is a big festival ‘Dashara’ is celebrated.

Navratri Vashikaran Puja

I have mentioned above that nine days regularly Maa bhawani’s Stuti aradhana, worshiped in these navaratri. In these nine days, Maa bhawani’s is worshiped in her nine different forms. navratri vashikaran Puja of These Nine forms of Maa Durga are:

1. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Shailputri

The first manifestation of Durga is Goddess Shailputri. According to scriptures, she holds a trishul and a lotus in her hands, and rides a bull called Nandi. As per Shivpurana, Goddess Shailputri in her previous birth was born to Daksha Prajapati, and was named ‘Sati’. Deeply devoted to Lord Shiva ever since her childhood, Sati meditated earnestly to beget Lord Shiva as her consort. Lord Shiva bestowed upon her the desired boon and accepted her as her consort. The union was not accepted well by Sati’s father Daksha Prajapati, who insulted Shiva by not inviting him in one of his special gatherings. Infuriated upon the humiliation meted out to her husband, Sati immolated herself and sacrificed her life in honour of her husband. In her next birth Sati was born as a daughter to Himalaya, the Lord of Mountains and thus, was called Shailputri. Sailputri is also worshiped as Parvati or Hemvati. The first day of Navratra is dedicated to worshiping Shailputri. Devotees offer pure desi ghee on the foot of Shailputri. An offering of pure ghee is said to bless the devotee with a life free of diseases and illness.

2. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Brahmacharini

The second day of Navratri is dedicated to Goddess Brahmacharini. She is depicted as a monastic goddess in Hindu scriptures, two-armed, clad in white and holding a rudraksh mala and a sacred Kamandalu. Her stance is of utmost piety and devotion. Her meditative form is related to the severe penance undertaken by Sati and Parvati in their respective births to attain Lord Shiva as their beloved consort. She is also known as Tapasyacharini. It is believed that when Parvati was engaged in her deep meditation to please Lord Shiva, she was reduced to a mere skeleton. Her austere penance gained her the name of Bharahmacharini by all the devtas and Gods who were awestruck by her reverence. Worshiping this form of Shakti is known to invoke the spirit of penance, renunciation, virtue and nobility. Goddess Brahmacharini is a lover of simple food and offerings. Devotees serve a bhog of sugar and fruits to Goddess Brahmacharini.

3. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Chandraghanta

The third manifestation of Durga is Goddess Chandraghanta. She is depicted as a fierce 10-armed Goddess, roaring in anger. Chandraghanta is worshiped on the third day of Navratri. She has a golden complexion and on her forehead she wears a crescent moon, which is why she is called Chandraghanta by her devotees. According to scriptures during a great battle between gods and the demons, the sound vibrations produced by her ghanta (bell) took the lives of many wicked enemies. She rides on a lion and is believed to destroy all evil and wicked. The ferocious Goddess is pleased by offering milk, sweets or kheer.

4. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kushmanda

On the fourth day of Navratri, Goddess Kushmanda is worshipped. The name Kushmanda is made of three other words ‘Ku’ (little), ‘Ushma’ (warmth or energy) and ‘Amnda’ (egg) which means the one who created the universe as the “Little Cosmic Egg” with energy and warmth. According to Hindu scriptures, the universe was a dark space and it was Goddess Kushmanda who produced the Cosmic Egg with her smile. Devotees worship the Goddess by observing fasts and offering Malpua as bhog.

5.navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Skandmata

The fifth manifestation of Durga is Skandmata who is worshiped on the fifth day of the Navratri also known as Panchami. Goddess Skandamata is depicted as a four-armed deity, who carries a lotus in two of her arms with a Kamandalu and a bell. She is also seen carrying little Kartikay on her lap. Kartikay is also known as Skanda, hence giving the goddess the name of Skandamata. Her posture is calm and serene. She is seated on a lotus, but a lion is also her vehicle. A bhog of bananas is offered to the goddess and it is said to keep the devotees in good health.

6. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Katyayani 

Worshiped on the sixth day (Shashti) of Navratris, Goddess Katyayani is a form of Shakti who is depicted as having four arms, and carrying a sword. She rides a lion, and can be pleased with true devotion and piety. She is the daughter of Sage Katyayan. Devotees offer honey as prasad to Goddess Katyayani. Her blessings fill their lives with sweetness and help them get rid of bitter troubles.

7. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kaalratri

Goddess Kaalratri is worshiped on the seventh day of Navratris. According to the Hindu scriptures, Goddess Kaalratri is etched as a four-armed deity who rides a donkey. She carries a sword, a trident and a noose. She is the fierce form of Durga, dark and ferocious in appearance. She possesses three eyes on her forehead that are known to contain the entire universe. She breathes fierce flames of fire, and lustrous rays emanate from her. Fierce on the outside, Kaalratri bestows her true devotees protection from evil-powers and spirits. Devotees offer jaggery or sweets made with jaggery. The prasad is also given to Brahmins along with Dakshina.

8. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Mahagauri

Durga Asthami or the eight day of Navratris is dedicated to Goddess Mahagauri. As per the scriptures, Mahagauri worshiped as the four-armed deity who rides on a bull or a white elephant. She carries a trishul and a damru. When Parvati decided to go on an austere penance to beget Lord Shiva as her consort, she renounced all comforts and lived in a forest for deep meditation. Her meditation continued for several years – braving heat, cold, rain, and terrible storms. Lord Shiva, impressed by her deep penance, appeared before her and showered the holy water of the Ganga over her. The Gangajalwashed off all the dirt. She regained her natural beauty, and came to be known as Mahagauri. Goddess Mahagauri  is offered coconut as bhog by devotees.  It is widely believed that donating coconuts to the Brahmans on Ashtami, blesses a childless couple with a child.

9. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Siddhidatri

Worshiped on the ninth day, Goddess Siddhidhatri is projected as a four-armed deity sitting calmly on a lotus. She also holds a lotus, mace, discus and a book. This form of Shakti signifies the ushering of knowledge and wisdom over ignorance. Siddhi in Sanskrit translates to accomplishment. Thus, Goddess Siddhidhatri signifies perfection. On the ninth day of Navrartris, devotees observe a fast and offer til or sesame seeds as bhog. This is believed to protect the devotee and his family from unfortunate mishaps.

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

Vashikaran Puja in Navratri is very effective vashikaran remedies for any problem solution. Navratri is the famous for Maa Bhawani Stuti for nine days. There are two navaratri is celebrated in India. First Puja held in Hindi Month of Chaitra and second is celebrated in Hindi month ‘Ashwini’ after these nine days of navratri, there is a big festival ‘Dashara’ is celebrated.

Navratri Vashikaran Puja

I have mentioned above that nine days regularly Maa bhawani’s Stuti aradhana, worshiped in these navaratri. In these nine days, Maa bhawani’s is worshiped in her nine different forms. navratri vashikaran Puja of These Nine forms of Maa Durga are:

1. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Shailputri

The first manifestation of Durga is Goddess Shailputri. According to scriptures, she holds a trishul and a lotus in her hands, and rides a bull called Nandi. As per Shivpurana, Goddess Shailputri in her previous birth was born to Daksha Prajapati, and was named ‘Sati’. Deeply devoted to Lord Shiva ever since her childhood, Sati meditated earnestly to beget Lord Shiva as her consort. Lord Shiva bestowed upon her the desired boon and accepted her as her consort. The union was not accepted well by Sati’s father Daksha Prajapati, who insulted Shiva by not inviting him in one of his special gatherings. Infuriated upon the humiliation meted out to her husband, Sati immolated herself and sacrificed her life in honour of her husband. In her next birth Sati was born as a daughter to Himalaya, the Lord of Mountains and thus, was called Shailputri. Sailputri is also worshiped as Parvati or Hemvati. The first day of Navratra is dedicated to worshiping Shailputri. Devotees offer pure desi ghee on the foot of Shailputri. An offering of pure ghee is said to bless the devotee with a life free of diseases and illness.

2. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Brahmacharini

The second day of Navratri is dedicated to Goddess Brahmacharini. She is depicted as a monastic goddess in Hindu scriptures, two-armed, clad in white and holding a rudraksh mala and a sacred Kamandalu. Her stance is of utmost piety and devotion. Her meditative form is related to the severe penance undertaken by Sati and Parvati in their respective births to attain Lord Shiva as their beloved consort. She is also known as Tapasyacharini. It is believed that when Parvati was engaged in her deep meditation to please Lord Shiva, she was reduced to a mere skeleton. Her austere penance gained her the name of Bharahmacharini by all the devtas and Gods who were awestruck by her reverence. Worshiping this form of Shakti is known to invoke the spirit of penance, renunciation, virtue and nobility. Goddess Brahmacharini is a lover of simple food and offerings. Devotees serve a bhog of sugar and fruits to Goddess Brahmacharini.

3. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Chandraghanta

The third manifestation of Durga is Goddess Chandraghanta. She is depicted as a fierce 10-armed Goddess, roaring in anger. Chandraghanta is worshiped on the third day of Navratri. She has a golden complexion and on her forehead she wears a crescent moon, which is why she is called Chandraghanta by her devotees. According to scriptures during a great battle between gods and the demons, the sound vibrations produced by her ghanta (bell) took the lives of many wicked enemies. She rides on a lion and is believed to destroy all evil and wicked. The ferocious Goddess is pleased by offering milk, sweets or kheer.

4. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kushmanda

On the fourth day of Navratri, Goddess Kushmanda is worshipped. The name Kushmanda is made of three other words ‘Ku’ (little), ‘Ushma’ (warmth or energy) and ‘Amnda’ (egg) which means the one who created the universe as the “Little Cosmic Egg” with energy and warmth. According to Hindu scriptures, the universe was a dark space and it was Goddess Kushmanda who produced the Cosmic Egg with her smile. Devotees worship the Goddess by observing fasts and offering Malpua as bhog.

5.navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Skandmata

The fifth manifestation of Durga is Skandmata who is worshiped on the fifth day of the Navratri also known as Panchami. Goddess Skandamata is depicted as a four-armed deity, who carries a lotus in two of her arms with a Kamandalu and a bell. She is also seen carrying little Kartikay on her lap. Kartikay is also known as Skanda, hence giving the goddess the name of Skandamata. Her posture is calm and serene. She is seated on a lotus, but a lion is also her vehicle. A bhog of bananas is offered to the goddess and it is said to keep the devotees in good health.

6. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Katyayani 

Worshiped on the sixth day (Shashti) of Navratris, Goddess Katyayani is a form of Shakti who is depicted as having four arms, and carrying a sword. She rides a lion, and can be pleased with true devotion and piety. She is the daughter of Sage Katyayan. Devotees offer honey as prasad to Goddess Katyayani. Her blessings fill their lives with sweetness and help them get rid of bitter troubles.

7. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kaalratri

Goddess Kaalratri is worshiped on the seventh day of Navratris. According to the Hindu scriptures, Goddess Kaalratri is etched as a four-armed deity who rides a donkey. She carries a sword, a trident and a noose. She is the fierce form of Durga, dark and ferocious in appearance. She possesses three eyes on her forehead that are known to contain the entire universe. She breathes fierce flames of fire, and lustrous rays emanate from her. Fierce on the outside, Kaalratri bestows her true devotees protection from evil-powers and spirits. Devotees offer jaggery or sweets made with jaggery. The prasad is also given to Brahmins along with Dakshina.

8. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Mahagauri

Durga Asthami or the eight day of Navratris is dedicated to Goddess Mahagauri. As per the scriptures, Mahagauri worshiped as the four-armed deity who rides on a bull or a white elephant. She carries a trishul and a damru. When Parvati decided to go on an austere penance to beget Lord Shiva as her consort, she renounced all comforts and lived in a forest for deep meditation. Her meditation continued for several years – braving heat, cold, rain, and terrible storms. Lord Shiva, impressed by her deep penance, appeared before her and showered the holy water of the Ganga over her. The Gangajalwashed off all the dirt. She regained her natural beauty, and came to be known as Mahagauri. Goddess Mahagauri  is offered coconut as bhog by devotees.  It is widely believed that donating coconuts to the Brahmans on Ashtami, blesses a childless couple with a child.

9. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Siddhidatri

Worshiped on the ninth day, Goddess Siddhidhatri is projected as a four-armed deity sitting calmly on a lotus. She also holds a lotus, mace, discus and a book. This form of Shakti signifies the ushering of knowledge and wisdom over ignorance. Siddhi in Sanskrit translates to accomplishment. Thus, Goddess Siddhidhatri signifies perfection. On the ninth day of Navrartris, devotees observe a fast and offer til or sesame seeds as bhog. This is believed to protect the devotee and his family from unfortunate mishaps.

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

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Vashikaran Puja in Navratri

Vashikaran Puja in Navratri is very effective vashikaran remedies for any problem solution. Navratri is the famous for Maa Bhawani Stuti for nine days. There are two navaratri is celebrated in India. First Puja held in Hindi Month of Chaitra and second is celebrated in Hindi month ‘Ashwini’ after these nine days of navratri, there is a big festival ‘Dashara’ is celebrated.

Navratri Vashikaran Puja

I have mentioned above that nine days regularly Maa bhawani’s Stuti aradhana, worshiped in these navaratri. In these nine days, Maa bhawani’s is worshiped in her nine different forms. navratri vashikaran Puja of These Nine forms of Maa Durga are:

1. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Shailputri

The first manifestation of Durga is Goddess Shailputri. According to scriptures, she holds a trishul and a lotus in her hands, and rides a bull called Nandi. As per Shivpurana, Goddess Shailputri in her previous birth was born to Daksha Prajapati, and was named ‘Sati’. Deeply devoted to Lord Shiva ever since her childhood, Sati meditated earnestly to beget Lord Shiva as her consort. Lord Shiva bestowed upon her the desired boon and accepted her as her consort. The union was not accepted well by Sati’s father Daksha Prajapati, who insulted Shiva by not inviting him in one of his special gatherings. Infuriated upon the humiliation meted out to her husband, Sati immolated herself and sacrificed her life in honour of her husband. In her next birth Sati was born as a daughter to Himalaya, the Lord of Mountains and thus, was called Shailputri. Sailputri is also worshiped as Parvati or Hemvati. The first day of Navratra is dedicated to worshiping Shailputri. Devotees offer pure desi ghee on the foot of Shailputri. An offering of pure ghee is said to bless the devotee with a life free of diseases and illness.

2. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Brahmacharini

The second day of Navratri is dedicated to Goddess Brahmacharini. She is depicted as a monastic goddess in Hindu scriptures, two-armed, clad in white and holding a rudraksh mala and a sacred Kamandalu. Her stance is of utmost piety and devotion. Her meditative form is related to the severe penance undertaken by Sati and Parvati in their respective births to attain Lord Shiva as their beloved consort. She is also known as Tapasyacharini. It is believed that when Parvati was engaged in her deep meditation to please Lord Shiva, she was reduced to a mere skeleton. Her austere penance gained her the name of Bharahmacharini by all the devtas and Gods who were awestruck by her reverence. Worshiping this form of Shakti is known to invoke the spirit of penance, renunciation, virtue and nobility. Goddess Brahmacharini is a lover of simple food and offerings. Devotees serve a bhog of sugar and fruits to Goddess Brahmacharini.

3. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Chandraghanta

The third manifestation of Durga is Goddess Chandraghanta. She is depicted as a fierce 10-armed Goddess, roaring in anger. Chandraghanta is worshiped on the third day of Navratri. She has a golden complexion and on her forehead she wears a crescent moon, which is why she is called Chandraghanta by her devotees. According to scriptures during a great battle between gods and the demons, the sound vibrations produced by her ghanta (bell) took the lives of many wicked enemies. She rides on a lion and is believed to destroy all evil and wicked. The ferocious Goddess is pleased by offering milk, sweets or kheer.

4. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kushmanda

On the fourth day of Navratri, Goddess Kushmanda is worshipped. The name Kushmanda is made of three other words ‘Ku’ (little), ‘Ushma’ (warmth or energy) and ‘Amnda’ (egg) which means the one who created the universe as the “Little Cosmic Egg” with energy and warmth. According to Hindu scriptures, the universe was a dark space and it was Goddess Kushmanda who produced the Cosmic Egg with her smile. Devotees worship the Goddess by observing fasts and offering Malpua as bhog.

5.navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Skandmata

The fifth manifestation of Durga is Skandmata who is worshiped on the fifth day of the Navratri also known as Panchami. Goddess Skandamata is depicted as a four-armed deity, who carries a lotus in two of her arms with a Kamandalu and a bell. She is also seen carrying little Kartikay on her lap. Kartikay is also known as Skanda, hence giving the goddess the name of Skandamata. Her posture is calm and serene. She is seated on a lotus, but a lion is also her vehicle. A bhog of bananas is offered to the goddess and it is said to keep the devotees in good health.

6. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Katyayani 

Worshiped on the sixth day (Shashti) of Navratris, Goddess Katyayani is a form of Shakti who is depicted as having four arms, and carrying a sword. She rides a lion, and can be pleased with true devotion and piety. She is the daughter of Sage Katyayan. Devotees offer honey as prasad to Goddess Katyayani. Her blessings fill their lives with sweetness and help them get rid of bitter troubles.

7. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Kaalratri

Goddess Kaalratri is worshiped on the seventh day of Navratris. According to the Hindu scriptures, Goddess Kaalratri is etched as a four-armed deity who rides a donkey. She carries a sword, a trident and a noose. She is the fierce form of Durga, dark and ferocious in appearance. She possesses three eyes on her forehead that are known to contain the entire universe. She breathes fierce flames of fire, and lustrous rays emanate from her. Fierce on the outside, Kaalratri bestows her true devotees protection from evil-powers and spirits. Devotees offer jaggery or sweets made with jaggery. The prasad is also given to Brahmins along with Dakshina.

8. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Mahagauri

Durga Asthami or the eight day of Navratris is dedicated to Goddess Mahagauri. As per the scriptures, Mahagauri worshiped as the four-armed deity who rides on a bull or a white elephant. She carries a trishul and a damru. When Parvati decided to go on an austere penance to beget Lord Shiva as her consort, she renounced all comforts and lived in a forest for deep meditation. Her meditation continued for several years – braving heat, cold, rain, and terrible storms. Lord Shiva, impressed by her deep penance, appeared before her and showered the holy water of the Ganga over her. The Gangajalwashed off all the dirt. She regained her natural beauty, and came to be known as Mahagauri. Goddess Mahagauri  is offered coconut as bhog by devotees.  It is widely believed that donating coconuts to the Brahmans on Ashtami, blesses a childless couple with a child.

9. navratri vashikaran Puja of Goddess Siddhidatri

Worshiped on the ninth day, Goddess Siddhidhatri is projected as a four-armed deity sitting calmly on a lotus. She also holds a lotus, mace, discus and a book. This form of Shakti signifies the ushering of knowledge and wisdom over ignorance. Siddhi in Sanskrit translates to accomplishment. Thus, Goddess Siddhidhatri signifies perfection. On the ninth day of Navrartris, devotees observe a fast and offer til or sesame seeds as bhog. This is believed to protect the devotee and his family from unfortunate mishaps.