Navratron Ke Nau Din Ka Path Audio Pitara

Today marks the final day of Navratri, dedicated to the worship of Maa Siddhidatri, the ninth manifestation of Maa Durga. Her name itself signifies that she bestows all forms of accomplishment and salvation. Goddess Siddhidatri is venerated by gods, yakshas, eunuchs, demons, sages, ascetics, and householders residing in ashrams. On this closing day of Navratri, devotees who engage in full-fledged rituals while worshipping the Mother Goddess have their every wish fulfilled. Additionally, they receive fame, power, and wealth. Here, we'll explore unique facets of Maa Siddhidatri. Tune in to this captivating episode and unlock a world of knowledge, exclusively on the auditory treasure trove that is “Audio Pitara.”
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Navratri has reached its culminating stage. Today, we venerate Adi Shakti Mahagauri, the eighth manifestation of Maa Durga. The worship on the eighth day epitomises the essence of the goddess. According to the Devi Bhagwat Purana, the nine forms and ten Mahavidyas of Mother Goddess are all integral aspects of Adishakti. Mahagauri, in particular, resides eternally with Lord Shiva as his consort, their divine synergy being all-powerful and perpetually auspicious. Worshipping Mahagauri alone has the purifying effect of absolving all sins and bestowing inexhaustible virtue upon the devotee. On the Ashtami Tithi of Navratri, in many households, Kanya Puja is performed, although some individuals choose to observe it on the Navami Tithi. Tune in to this captivating episode and unlock a world of knowledge, exclusively on the auditory treasure trove that is “Audio Pitara.”
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On the seventh day of Navratri, we venerate Maa Kalratri, the seventh manifestation of Maa Durga, also known as Mahayogishwari, Mahayogini, and Shubhankari. By earnestly worshipping Maa Kalratri, devotees are shielded from untimely death, and all spiritual attainments are attributed to her grace. Consequently, seekers of Tantra and Mantra revere her. The customary morning worship continues on the Saptami Tithi of Navratri, with a special nocturnal homage to the Mother Goddess. Tune in to this captivating episode and unlock a world of knowledge, exclusively on the auditory treasure trove that is “Audio Pitara.”
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Today marks the sixth day of Shardiya Navratri, dedicated to the worship of Maa Katyayani, the sixth embodiment of Maa Durga. She is renowned as Mahishasurmardini for her triumph over the demon Mahishasura. Worshipping Mother Katyayani with sincerity is believed to dispel life's obstacles. This day is especially auspicious for young girls of marriageable age, as it is said that their desires are granted through the worship of the Mother Goddess. Tune in to this captivating episode and unlock a world of knowledge, exclusively on the auditory treasure trove that is “Audio Pitara.”
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Skandamata, the fifth form of Maa Durga, is worshipped on the fifth day of Navratri. This loving form of the goddess is associated with the development of intelligence and the acquisition of knowledge. Skandamata is the mother of Swami Kartikeya, known as Skanda Kumar. Swami Skanda is depicted as a child seated in his mother's lap. It is believed that childless couples who fast and sincerely worship the Mother Goddess on the fifth day of Navratri may find their prayers answered with the joy of parenthood. Here, we'll explore Skandamata's form, offerings, aarti, and mantra. Tune in to this captivating episode and unlock a world of knowledge, exclusively on the auditory treasure trove that is “Audio Pitara.”
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On the fourth day of Navratri, we pay homage to the fourth embodiment of Goddess Kushmanda. She is the Adishakti, whose gentle smile is believed to have initiated the very breath of the universe and, in essence, the creation of the universe itself. The abode of Goddess Kushmanda is said to be situated at the centre of the solar system, and her divine radiance provides the world with luminous strength and light. Kushmanda embodies primal nature and Adishakti. In the primaeval darkness that once enveloped the universe, her tender smile bore the wish for the creation of the world, dispelling the darkness and ushering in light. Devotees who worship and meditate upon this effulgent form of the goddess on the fourth day of Navratri are believed to have all their desires fulfilled. Mother Kushmanda bestows blessings, offering both worldly joys and spiritual salvation. Tune in to this captivating episode and unlock a world of knowledge, exclusively on the auditory treasure trove that is “Audio Pitara.”
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