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Many of Goddess Durga's devotees will recite some portion of the Durga Saptashati every day of the 9 Divine Nights (Shaardeeya Nav-Ratri ) in order to obtain Her full grace and care.ĭurga Saptshati Path also known as Devi Mahatmya or Chandi Path is a famous Hindu scripture describing the glory of Goddess Durga. It is part of the Markandeya Purana, written by sage Markandeya. Since animal sacrifice is prohibited for the Hindus, a symbolic Balidan consisting of cutting vegetables like pumpkin is done on this day.Durga Saptashati which is also known as Devi Mahatmya & Chandi Path is a Hindu religious text describing the victory of the Goddess Durga over the demon Mahishasura. At this juncture, Balidan or sacrifice is offered to Ma Durga. This is the time when the Ashtami tithi ends and the Navami tithi starts.
Sandhi puja on AshtamiThe most famous Sandhi puja connected to Navratri is observed on Ashtami. She is the problem solver and bestows good health, good life, and happiness on all. She is the symbol of her devotees’ welfare. The incarnation of Ma Gauri In many regions, it is believed that on Ashtami, the eighth incarnation of Maa Durga namely Maha Gauri took birth. They are presented with delicious food and some nice gifts which are believed to propitiate Ma Durga. They are considered to represent the nine forms of Durga namely Shilaputri, Brahmacharini,Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kalaratri, Mahagauri, and Siddhidatri. Usually nine girls who have not attained puberty are invited to homes and their feet are washed. Click on Kanya Puja on Ashtami or Navami to offer this special Puja to Maa Durga this Navratri. Therefore on this day Kanya Pujan is observed by Hindus across India. Kanya puja on Ashtami Ashtami and Navami are auspicious days to celebrate the essence of womanhood. On Maha Durga Ashtami Durga is propitiated with an elaborate puja. This is also the second day of the last set of three days of Navratri dedicated to worshipping Ma Durga. The Ashtami falling during the Navratri festival is called Maha Ashtami or Maha Durga Ashtami. Month on month, special pujas are performed to Ma Durga on Ashtami. The birth day of Ma Durga It is believed that Ma Durga manifested on Ashtami day. The puja done on the day of Navratri Ashtami is meant to propitiate all the aspects of Ma Durga together and there it is highly significant. Each of these aspects signifies a particular attribute of Ma Durga. The eight aspects of Durga The eight aspects of Durga that emerged from her and assumed distinctive forms and names include Brahmacharini, Maheshwari, Kameshwari, Vaishnavi, Varahi, Narasinghi, Indrani and Maa Chamunda. As part of the Navratri puja, Ashtami is so significant in worshipping the 64 Yoginis, Ma Kali, Ma Durga and the Ashtanayikas. There was a fierce battle between Kali and the demons Chanda, Munda and Raktabhija. Therefore on the day of Ashtami, the war with Mahishasura gained full momentum and force. In addition, Ashtanayikas or the eight aspects of Durga emerged from her and assumed their roles in the war. The emergence of Ma Kali (Ashtami) On the day of Ashtami, Ma Kali emerged from the face of Durga.
Another name ‘Virashtami’ attributed to this day heralds the courage and valor of ma Durga. All those weapons were worshipped and handed over to Ma Durga on the day of Ashtami and therefore the day came to be called as Astra Puja. As she prepared for the war, all the gods gave their divine weapons and powers to Ma Durga. As an answer to the prayers of gods and humans, Ma Durga decided to annihilate the demon Mahishasura, the buffalo faced giant. This is because all weapons are propitiated and worshipped on this day along with a display of martial arts. Astra Puja on Ashtami Day Ashtami, the eighth day of Navratri is also known as Astra Puja and known as Virashtami. Here we discuss some of them to know why Ashtami is highly venerated during Navratri. But why is Ashtami so important? Ashtami during Navratri has multiple significances. As we celebrate Chaitra Navratri 2019, we all know that Ashtami is one of the most important days in Navratri and devotees undertake fasts to please Maa Durga on this day.
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