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The Legend of Navratri Festival

The legend is related behind the festival of Navaratri according to North India. A legend of Demon Mahishasura and Goddess Shakti-Devi is well-known and famous. The demon named Mahishasura was blessed with the power of eternity from God Shiva and very shortly, he started to harass and kill the people and commence his rule and decided to succeed in winning the all three lokas.

The Gods of Heaven requested God Shiva to heal the problem. Then to protect the earth from the harassment of demon Mahisasura, the Trinity Gods-Brahma-Vishnu-Shiva gathered the power and a divine devi-a female warrior was created as Goddess Durga.

When Mahisasura saw her, he attracted and asked her to marry him. Maa Durga agreed with his proposal on one condition that he would win her in battle. He also agreed with her condition and then a battle was started between the Mahisashura and Goddess Durga. This battle was continued till nine nights and on the last night of the ninth day, Goddess Durga beheaded Mahisasura.

This way, the nine nights known as “Navaratri” and the tenth day is celebrated as “Vijayadashmi” that brought victory of good over evil.

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Navratri Festival Mahishashurmardini Mata

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Navaratri Festival Celebration

Navratri Festival comes at the ending of the monsoon season. This time is considered as the best time to begin new Ventures.

In Navsratri, a beautiful statue of Maa Ambe-Durga has been bring and then constituted with faith that Maa Durga will brings abundance and prosperity. People perform Aarti daily in the evening time. The “prasad” ,means “mercy” or the “divine grace of God” is offered then after the completion of Aarti, that divine food is offered to devotees.

Devotees perform the Ras Garba, Dandiya in both traditional and western style. Every people perform that very gracefully and gladden the viewers.

Many devotees prefer to keep a fast on Navratri-the nine holy nights. The all temples of Goddess Durga, Kali, Ambe, Shakti, Devi etc. are decorated beautifully and most of all people visit the temples. The Navratri festival and celebration performed enthusiastically mainly in the state of Gujarat. The performance of the Ras, Garba and dance is very great and it is seen rarely to elsewhere except Gujarat.

In West Bengal, Navratri is celebrated as “Durga Puja” and considered as most important festival that is celebrated with enthusiasm and gaiety.

Navaratri Celebration Garba Photo

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Navratri Festival 2010

Navratri or Navaratri is the great festival of Hinduism and is celebrated all over in India. Navratri is the festival of faith, worship and dance. The word “Navaratri” has its own meaning - “Nava”means “Nine” and “ratri” means “Night”. This way “Navaratri” means “nine nights”in Sanskrit that is why this festival is celebrated for 9 days.

Navaratri festival is dedicated to Goddess “Maa Durga-Shakti-Devi” and during the nine days “Goddess Durga’s forms” have been changed. The nine different and magnificence forms of the Maa Durga have been mostly seen and it looks like the illusion of real presence of “Maa Durga”. The worship of the Goddess Durga is performed with the faith and ritual ceremonies.

Navratri festival reminds and illuminates our great Country India’s culture, traditions, and aspirations of the devotees. As most of the festivals of India is regarding the soul purifying and experiences of the devotees proves the existence of the Gods and Goddesses.