The sixth form of Maa Durga is Katyayni. The famous sage Katyayan, worshipped her and asked her to take birth as his daughter. Goddess Durga pleased on him and took birth and known as Katyayni. However, She is the Goddess of vrindavan as well. As
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The forth form of Maa Durga is Kushmaanda. She is believed to be lived inside Sun’s mid, which is not possible for any other deity. And meaning of her name (kushm-and i.e. Hot Egg), denotes her living place that is why she is known as
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The second form of Maa Durga is BRAHMCHARINI. She is the deity (goddess) of very hard Penance (Tapsaya) and Meditation. Her prayer is done on the second day in Navratra. Brahmcharni wanted Lord Shiva as her husband and for that she did
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Navratre starts from the prayer of first form of Durga, which is known as SHAILPURTI. Shailputri (Maa Durga) is the daughter of Shailraj Himalaya and that is why named as Shailputri. Parvati and Hemwati are the other names of her. Her Conveyance
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Shardiya Navratri, also known as Maha Navratri, is a significant Hindu festival celebrated after the rainy season. It spans nine nights and ten days, with devotees honoring Goddess Durga in her various forms.
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