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rajmanp1004 · 1 year

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Happy Navratri 🙏🙏 . . . . . . #mata #nauratv #happy #nauratri #jaymataji🙏 #jaymatadi #hanumanji #jayshreeram #jay # (at Rudrapur, Uttarakhand) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqFp5M7PDFc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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yuturrestaurant · 2 years

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Maa Siddhidatri - Yuturn

May Maa Siddidatri fulfil all your wishes and remove every problem that comes into your life. Come at Yuturn and fulfil your hunger needs in a delicious way. or

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global-impex · 2 years

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Happy Navratri

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newsmrl · 2 years

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गुरुग्राम के मीट दुकान संचालकों का फैसला नवरात्रि में नौ दिन रहेंगी दुकानें बंद, निर्णय के बाद अब नगर निगम जारी करेगा मीट की दुकानें बंद करने का आदेश, संचालकों ने कहा औचित्यहीन आदेश

GURUGRAM : शहर में 129 लाइसेंस प्राप्त मांस की दुकानों के अधिकांश मालिक त्योहार के दौरान स्वेच्छा से दुकान के शटर बंद कर देते हैं। वहीं कुछ सुरक्षा के कारण ऐसा करते हैं क्योंकि अतीत में राइट विंग ग्रुप ने जबरन उनकी दुकानें बंद करवा दी थीं। शहर के अधिकांश मांस की दुकान के मालिक त्योहार के दौरान अपनी दुकानें बंद कर देते हैं और मीट दुकानों के मालिकों ने कहा कि हम पहले भी नवरात्रि के दौरान दुकानें…

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swayaminfotech · 3 years

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Brahmacharini is worshipped on the second day of Navratri

The day 2 of Navratri, which is also known as 'Nauratri' or 'Nauratan', is dedicated to Maa Brahmacharini, one of the nine forms of Goddess Durga. Maa Brahmacharini is also known as 'Tapascharini', 'Aparna' and 'Uma' and endowment of peace and prosperity. The colour for day 2 of Navratri is blue which depicts tranquility yet strong energy.

May Goddess Durga provide you with the strength to overcome all obstacles in life.

Happy Navratri!

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hindutempletalk · 3 years

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Hindu Temple Talk: Chaitra Navratri-A Grand Hindu Festival

Hindu Temple Talk: Chaitra Navratri-A Grand Hindu Festival.

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swapnagandhacollection · 5 years

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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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jadhavmj · 5 years

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Jivdani temple Virar

In the Mumbai, there is a village name as Virar. And there is a temple of goddess jivdani.

It is situated in Virar east on hilltop in Mumbai.

How to reach the temple

To reach jivdani temple you can refer local train and once you reach to Virar station you can hire auto from Virar station, sharing auto is also available there,

Once you reach there you can see the beauty of that temple, if you see that temple from ground, you can see the Om sign is drawn on left side of temple and on the right side there is a Swastik sign.

Option to go on temple

There is two option to reach the temple

1) You can go through stairs

2) Trolley

For trolley you will need to pay 150 rupees per person for return ticket.

And it will take you within few minutes to the temple. There is two trolley when one come down at the same time another goes up and it is very enjoyable ride.

Best time to visit

you visit this temple in Navratri, this is a festival of this temple, on the nauratri so many people comes to this temple, wish for good. On those 9 days of Navratri, so many people comes from so many places, tourist also comes this temple is world wide famous.

And also on the 1st date of every year so many people come for new year celebration, there is huge crowed on that day It is also looks like a festival.

Goddess aarti timing

The timing of the aarti of goddess jivdani is

1) 5:30 in the every morning

2) 12 pm on the afternoon

3) 7:30 pm in the evening

Story of this temple

There were a cowboy, and he had few cows, he used to get them on the hill to feed them.

But one day when he had gone to feed his cows as he saw the cow was eating ,he slept down under the tree shadow.

After some time all cows got fear of something and they started to run and one of them suddenly felt down from hill, cowboy sow that and he started to cry. He was crying till midnight.

But suddenly something happened, he was feeling some energy around him, he was fearing of that you not believe that the goddess jivdani came there she was in air and there ware that cow which was felted down from hill. As because of she give the new life to the cow she got famous with her name as jivdani. This is how she got name as jivdani.

New additional way of jivdani temple

A new additional way is being constructed over hear, a metro train will run hear very soon.

Yes it is true, the construction of track is almost done. After few month you can use this way too it is looking so exciting.

Specialty of this temple

As because this temple is situated on a hilltop, when you come here you can enjoy this trip as a hill station. You can see half Mumbai from the top of this temple, this is awesome, and also back side of this temple you can see the urbi ocean, plus there are so many kind of parrot out there

This trip can fulfill your all wishes, I am sure you will enjoy this trip and it will be mesmerizing trip of your life

#best place #best trip #best temple #hillstation #best #hilpoint #mostvistingplace #mumbaitemple #matatemple

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yuturrestaurant · 2 years

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Yuturn prays to Mata MahaGauri to bless you with happiness

Maa MahaGauri is the eighth and one of the most graceful goddesses among the Navadurgas. May Mata Mahagauri bless you with peace and endurance and make your life peaceful and happier. Come to us and celebrate this day at one of the most relaxing place with the most delicious dishes. or

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sunilkumarjha-blog · 6 years

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जय माता दी, जगत जननी माता जगदम्बा के श्री चरणों में मेरी बंदना, माता रानी की कृपा आप सभी भक्तों पर बनी रहे, दिव्यशक्ति, अलौकिक आंनद एवं भक्तिमय होकर मेरे दुआरा रचित इस् यशगान को पढ़े, और आनंदित हों माँ की स्तुति में। अतः आप सभी को माता रानी के नवरात्रों की हार्दिक बधाई। जय माता दी। #jaimatadi #nauratri #durgamaa #surmayeeshayar #surmayeebareilly #skj #skjhaji #sunilkumarjha #jhakajhatka #ambemaa #veshnodevi @tseries.official https://www.instagram.com/p/BpAVL_8hfgv/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=9jli04winghr

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hinduimages · 9 years

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Navratri is the festival when Hindus celebrate the 9 forms/manifestations of the divine Mother Goddess - Shakti. Here is a short description of the 9 different forms of the devine Mother.

1. माँ शैलपुत्री | Maa Shailputri -1st Day of Navratri is dedicated to Godess Shailputri: ‘Shail’ means mountains and ‘Putri’ means daughter. She is also known as Parvati or Hemavati. Shailaputri is the rebirth of Sati, the daughter of Daksha and the wife of Lord Shiva. In her second birth she is Parvati, the daughter of Himalaya and later she became the consort of Shiva. This is one of the very first forms of Shakti and is closely associated with Lord Shiva. 2. माँ ब्रह्मचारिणी | Maa Brahmacharini – Manifestation Worshipped on the second day of Navratri Here Brahma means ‘one who constantly meditates on the Supreme Being’. Brahmacharini is highly pious and is a peaceful form or is in meditation. She is also known as Tapashcharini, Aparna and Uma. This form of Durga is related to the severe penance undertaken by Sati and Parvati in their respective births to attain Lord Shiva as husband. Some of the most important Vratas observed in different parts of India by women is based on the strict austerities followed by Brahmacharini. 3. माता चंद्रघंटा | Maa Chandraghanta - The form of Mother Goddess worshiped on 3rd day of Navratri The goddess Chandraghanta represents supreme knowledge and bliss with radiant face which appears like an image of solar system. A bell shaped mark of moon is present on her forehead because of which she is named Chandraghanta. Her pacifying form clears all the sorrows and sadness of her devotees. She has 10 hands which hold weapons like trident, chakra, bow and arrow, paash(lasso), sword,mace etc. She has a Golden bright complexion and rides a lion with a pleasant smile on her face. The saints are pleased with her looks and worship her with the chant of mantras. The sound of the bell on her forehead keeps away the demons and negative energy. It repels all the troubles from the devotee’s life. As a potent force and facet of the female energy, Goddess Chandraghanta claims as her own the Manipur Chakra. Symbolized by a lotus with ten petals, this chakra is also known as "nabhi" or navel chakra. This Manipur chakra embodies the change or conversion from simplicity to complexity. 4. माता कूष्मांडा | Mother Goddess Kooshmanda - The form of Mother Goddess worshiped on the 4th day of Navratri. कू (ku) = little | उष्म (ushm) = Warmth | अंड (und) = the cosmic egg The Mother Goddess who created this Universe (the cosmic egg) with only a little of her warmth, is known as Kooshmanda (कूष्मांडा) She has eight arms. In her seven hands she holds Kamandal, Bow, Arrow, Lotus, a jar of nectar, discus, mace, respectively. In her eighthth hand she holds a rosary capable of giving eight Siddhis and nine Nidhis. She rides Lion. Kushmand in Snaskrit stands for Pumpkin, which is used to perform sacrifice for the Mother Goddess Kooshmandaa. This sacrifice rids the devotee of the violent thoughts and actions. 5. मां स्कंदमाता | Mother Goddess Skandmata- The Fifth manifestation of Mother Goddess. In Dev-asur Sangraam (देव-असुर संग्राम | the war of the Gods and Asuras), Skanda (also known as Kartikeya and Murugan),Son of Mahadev and Parvati, was chosen by Gods to lead their army. on the 5th day of Navratri, we pray to the Mother of lord Skand - Skandmata. Her worship implicitly includes worship of Lord Skanda in his child form. She has 4 arms and 3 eyes and she rides a Lion. She grants wishes of her devotees. He/She who worships her is always surrounded by a divine aura. 6. माँ कात्यायिनी | Mother Goddess Katyayini - The sixth Manifestation of Mother Goddess. Sage Katyayan of Katya clan performed deep tapasya ( तपस्या = Penance) of Mother Goddess desiring her to be born as his own daughter. The Goddess acceded to his request and Hence was called 'Katyayini'. When Gods were driven out of their abode in Heaven by the army of powerful demon 'Mahishasur' (महिषासुर), the trinity of Gods – Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva, got infuriated and they created Goddess Katyayini, who was a culmination of the powers of all deities. Goddess Katyayini killed MAhishasur and hence is also called Mahishasur-mardini (महिषासुरमर्दिनी = the one who killed Mahishasur) She has three eyes and four arms. She is epitome of love but won’t hesitate to rise up in anger to defend righteousness and Dharma. It is believed that Maa Katyayani persistently battles against the evil and deceitful entities. To get God Krishna as a husband gopis worship Maa Katyayani in Vraj. So she is established as the Queen of Vraj. There is a very famous temple in Delhi (Chhattarpur) of Maa. This shrine is dedicated to Goddess Katyayani, whose “darshan” can be availed only on “Ashtami” falling in every month. Otherwise, the “darshan” of Goddess Katyayani can be made throughout the days of ‘Navratri’. 7. माँ कालरात्रि | Mother Goddess Kalratri : - Seventh Manifestation of the Divine Mother Goddess. Kalaratri means the One who is 'the Death of Kaal'. Here Kaal means time & death and ratri means night. Kalaratri is the one who destroys ignorance and removes darkness. The Mother Goddess appears in this Dangerous form to protect good from the evil. She is also known as Shubhamkari or 'good-doing'. In taking this form the Goddess Kalaratri killed the demon Raktabeej, who could multiply from every drop of his blood as it fell on the ground (instant cloning?) She is believed to endow her devotees with both calm and courage. The complexion of Maa Kalaratri is like dark night with unlocked hair. She has four hands. The left two hands holds a 'Khadag' (rounded tip sword) and a torch, and the right two are in the mudras of 'giving' and 'protecting'. She wears a necklace that shines like the moon. Kalaratri has three eyes which emanate rays like lightning. Flames appear through her nostrils when she inhales or exhales. Her mount is the donkey. The appearance of Maa Kalaratri can be seen as being very dangerous for evil-doers. But she always bares good fruits for her devotees. 8. माँ महागौरी | Mother Goddess Mahagauri - Eighth manifestation of the divine Mother Goddess. ( महा | Maha = great, extreme; गौरी | Gauri = white ) The name Mahagauri means extremely white. Mother Goddess Mahagauri is extremely white in colour, wears white cloths and rides on a white bull. once Goddes Parvati performed intense penance to get Lord Shiva as her husband. During this period her body got covered with soil and turned black in colour. After a long time Lord Shiva got pleased with her penance. He gave her a boon that, she will become His wife soon. Then, Lord Shiva cleaned goddess Parvati with water from Ganga, and saw her skin shining like gold and thus he named her Mahagauri. Mahagauri has four arms. Her right arm is in the pose of allaying fear and right lower hand holds a trident in it. She holds a tambourine in her left upper arm and the lower one is in the form of a blessing. She grants wishes of her devotees. 9. माँ सिद्धिदात्री | Mother Goddess Siddhidatri - Ninth Manifestation of Mother Goddess. सिद्धि (Siddhi) = Accomplishment, attainment | दात्री (datri) = the one(female) who gives according to scriptures, there are 8 siddhis, which are: 1.अणिमा (Anima) = reducing one's body even to the size of an atom 2.महिमा (mahima) = expanding one's body to an infinitely large size 3.गरिमा (garima) = becoming infinitely heavy 4.लघिमा (laghima) = becoming almost weightless 5.प्राप्ति (Prapti) = having unrestricted access to all places 6.प्राकाम्य (prakamy) = realizing whatever one desires 7.इशत्व (Ishatv) = possessing absolute lordship 8.वस्त्व (Vastv) = the power to subjugate all In ‘Devi Bhagvata Purana’ it is mentioned that Shiva received all these siddhis by worshipping Maa Siddhidatri and hence the name. In this form, she is seated on a lotus while her four hands are holding a lotus, mace, discus and a book.She symbolizes wealth and happiness.This form of Goddess Durga showers knowledge which purifies the soul.

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indiawithme · 4 years

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14 Splendid Winter Festivals in India

Introduction India is a land of versatility. People of different caste and creed live like a giant family. There are various Festivals in India observed by different communities. Here in this article, you will find festivals in India list, festivals in India pictures and details about the festivals. There are twenty-three distinct languages in India. Individuals follow different religion and rituals. But these are contrasting colours of the rainbow which only make it beautiful. There is unity in diversity and that is the uniqueness of Indian Culture. Most of the festivals in India are connected with legend or incidence. Festivals in India are mostly the gratitude and thankfulness of people towards God. In this article, we will acknowledge about 14 ultimate and unforgettable winter festivals in India. Come let's rejoice the winter festivals in India. Navratri Deity DurgaDeity DurgaDeity DurgaKilling of Mahisasura Different Names of festival This festival is called Navratri, Sharda Navratri, Nauratri, (Sanskrit: "nine nights") Duration 10 days nine Nights. Navratri falls in Ashvin Month (Bright half of the Hindu calendar). Generally during September/October. Prominent Locations All Across India. History & Significance According to legends, Mahisasura, the king of demons fought a battle with God in heaven after receiving the immortal blessing of Brahma. Read the full article

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asato-ma-sadagamaya · 10 years

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Today was the first night and if your in the nyc area and want to experience the glory of the universal mother then you should definitely check this out!

#hinduism #Hindu #navratri #Nauratri #durga #durga puja #Guyana #nyc #New York city

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sheneceharilal · 11 years

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My prayer area ^_^. #nauratri #hindu #religious #deeyas #incense #madurga #malaxmi #masaraswati Happy Nauratri <3

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yuturrestaurant · 2 years

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Wish you a very Happy Maa Katyayani Day - Yuturn

We pray to May Mata Katyayani on the sixth day of this holy week of Navratri to fulfil all your wishes and make you happier and more successful in your life. You can make this beautiful day more enjoyable by visiting us or

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yuturrestaurant · 2 years

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Jai Shree Sakanda Mata - Yuturn

Yuturn beseeches Sakandmata to fill your relationship with more love and happiness with your mother. As she is the symbol of mother and child love. May Mata Sakanda give you the strength to fight off all the demons that come your way. Come to us and make this day more beautiful for you and your family and enjoy something delicious. or

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