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Mata Siddhidatri : The Goddess of 9th Day of Navratri

Maa Siddhidatri is the ninth and final form of the Hindu goddess Durga, who is worshipped during the Navratri festival in India. She is depicted as a four-armed goddess, sitting on a lotus or riding on a lion, holding a mace, a conch shell, a discus, and a lotus in her four hands. She is also sometimes referred to as the goddess of all accomplishments or the granter of boons.

The story of Maa Siddhidatri goes back to the time when Lord Shiva had undertaken a severe penance to attain the ultimate knowledge and enlightenment. After many years of intense penance, Maa Siddhidatri appeared before him and blessed him with all the eight siddhis (divine powers) – Anima, Mahima, Garima, Laghima, Prapti, Prakamya, Isitva, and Vasitva. Lord Shiva was pleased with her blessings and granted her a place in his abode.

The importance of Maa Siddhidatri lies in the fact that she represents the ultimate goal of spiritual enlightenment and liberation. Devotees believe that worshipping Maa Siddhidatri can help them attain the highest level of spiritual knowledge and realisation. She is also believed to have the power to grant all kinds of boons and fulfil the wishes of her devotees.

Maa Siddhidatri is associated with the Sahasrara chakra, which is believed to be the centre of spiritual enlightenment and union with the divine. Devotees of Maa Siddhidatri believe that meditating on her can help them awaken and balance this chakra, leading to the ultimate state of spiritual consciousness and realisation.

Overall, Siddhidatri is worshipped as the goddess of ultimate knowledge, power, and enlightenment, and her worship is believed to help her devotees attain their highest potential in life.

Mantra:

ह्रीं क्लीं ऐं सिद्धये नम:।

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ॐ ऐं ह्रीं क्लीं सिद्धिदात्र्यै नम:।

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Asta Siddhi-8 super power of Hanuman ji

Mahavir and his Ashta Siddhis Navnidhi (अष्ट सिद्धि नौ निधि) Ashta Siddhis are the eight divine Knowledge which means eight divine powers are: Anima, Mahima, Garima, Laghima, Prapti, Prakamya, Isitva, Vasitva are Hindu religious knowledges in Hanuman chalisa or Ganesh vajana, that gives one complete power over each and everything. Hindu scriptures say that the people who have complete control…

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Ashta siddhi ( https://nepalayurvedahome.com/ashta-siddhi-in-different-parts/ ) is a yogic achievements which gives one complete power over each and everything and includes 8 different abilities like Anima, Mahima, Garima, Laghima, Prapti, Prakamya, Isitva, Vasitva. Anima is the ability to shrink down one’s body. Mahima is ability to attain gigantic forms #ashtasiddhi #ashta_siddhi #yogicAchievement #yogicpower #Anima #Mahima #Garima #Laghima #Prapti #Prakamya #Isitva #Vasitva #supernaturalpower #astasiddhi #ashtasiddhis #ashtasiddhiyoga (at Nepal Ayurveda Home) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMofx8sD359/?igshid=18d97o7jl9go0

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Disgust - overcoming this gives the power of enchantment and control by making us adorable, free from inhibitions and innocent. You can conquer hate through love alone, not through hate. This is represented by Moko Jumbee, venerated in Guyana, Suriname and other regions of the Caribbean coast as well as Caribbean nations like Trinidad and Tobago. In this capacity, the deity is but one variant of the Carib Makunaima, son of the sun, who rids the land of monsters and evil. The origins of this deity also lie in Ashanti cultures of the Volta Congo regions in Africa, brought to Guyana through the practice of Obeah. The deity is seen as belonging to a class of spirits called Jumbees, mostly malevolent. But as an exception, Moko Jumbee is seen as a protector, that walked on stilts all the way from Africa to Americas to protect the people from the discrimination and hatred of slavery. Vasitva of the 1st Avarana. https://www.instagram.com/p/B3UkyvDh_0P/?igshid=3i4zh7wo1dfy

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KENBALALA: 💛💛💛 1.What is occult power? Also known as Sidhis,Ashvarayas, Tant Mant (tantar mantar or tantra mantra), miraculous powers, spiritual powers, supernatural powers, magical powers, psychic powers, super human powers, super sensory phenomena, extrasensory perceptions, and so on, are in fact divine powers which can be manifested by any living being who has obtained mastery over the forces of the creation or nature through special training and practice of certain substance or Mantraas. 💛💛💛 2.Sidhis or Siddhis - supernatural powers - are said to be eighteen in number. Of them, the eight are known as major and the remaining are considered minor. The eight principle Sidhis are as follows: the power to assume form as small as atom (Anima), as large as mountain (Mahimaa), as light in weight as air (Laghimaa), and as heavy in weight as the Earth (Grimaa); the power to attain anything desired (Praapati), to bring all senses under one's control (Vasitva), to have unhampered will (Prakaamaya), and the lordliness (Isha). The minor Sidhis are namely the power to be immune from hunger and thirst (Anooram), to hear from afar (Door Sharavan), to see from afar (Door Darshan), to travel fast like thought (Manoveg), to assume any desired form (Kaamroop), to enter into another's body (Parkaayi Parvesh), to die at one's own will (Sai Maritayaa), to enjoy meeting with gods (Surkareeraa), the fulfillment of desires (Sankalap Sidhi), and to go anywhere unobstructed (Apratihat Gat). 💛💛💛 3.But, the mind of a Gurmukh (a truly Spiritual Being who has transcended Maya...) is beyond all this. 💛💛💛 4.In reality, occultists act only out of deeply deluded egocentric false convictions and self-serving ambitions for material enjoyment. So long one consciously practices occult powers, he cannot conquer Maya and unite with his Mool within (Source, Origin, Jot...). It is Maya that begets egoism. Thus, all psychic Sidhis are of great danger to the Spiritual aspirants. They are empty of Spiritual vibrations and have nothing to do with Spiritual-realization. Consequently, their practice is in direct contradiction with the Divine Will (Hukam or Eternal Law). [U$C] 💛💛💛