There are special types of lucky patterns of goddesses and a combination of flowers, fragrance and colour that are directly related to the Vastu Shastra of the house.
Decked up in red-coloured finery, several young girls under the age of seven lined up to be worshipped turn by turn at the Basantapur Durbar Square in Kathmandu for the 'Kumari Puja'. It is a tradition that worships pre-pubescent girls as manifestations of Goddess Taleju. Taleju is the Nepalese name for Goddess Durga.
Durgashtami Vrat is observed on the Ashtami Tithi of Shukla Paksha of every month. On this day, whoever worships Goddess Durga, all his wishes are fulfilled and the problems going on in life are solved.
Today is the ninth day of Chaitra Navratri and on the ninth day of Navratri, the ninth form of Goddess Durga, mother Siddhidatri is worshiped. She is also called Maa Kamla because she sits on the lotus. Maa Siddhidatri is an ardhangini of Lord Vishnu. It is said that by worshiping her a person gets all kinds of accomplishment.
Due to their full color, they are also called Mahagauri or Shwetambardhara. Their color is likened to Shankha, Chandra Dev and Kand flower. Like Maa Shailputri, his vehicle is also a bull. Therefore, they are also called Vrishrudha.
Today is the 5th day of Navaratri 2021 and Goddess Durga's incarnation Skandmata is the fifth incarnation of Goddess Durga. Skanda is the alternate name of war god Kartikey and Maa Skandmata is holding Lord Skanda in his infant form in her hands therefore she is worshipped as Skandmata.
As the preparations for Navratri are in full swing, devotees have turned to worship Goddess Kushmanda, the fourth avatar of Maa Durga. Residing in the core of the sun, Kushmanda Devi provides energy to the sun, the provider of light and energy to the entire world.
Today in the Navratri Special Vastu Shastra, we will talk about which flowers are considered auspicious for deities. There are some special lucky patterns of various Gods and Goddesses, which are seen in the form offerings of flowers, fragrance and colour etc. and they are directly related to the vastu shastra of the house.
Navratri is celebrated with much pomp and show and to mark the third day of the festival, devotees worship Goddess Chandraghanta. She is the third avatar of Nava Durga.
A six day long virtual festival named 'Dakshaja' organised by Lok Chhanda, a socio-cultural organisation, kicked off on October 21.
For the first time in the recent history of Gujarat, there will be no 'Garba' during the Navratri festival due to COVID-19.
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