The Navratri festival is celebrated with true devotion and purity all over the country. People from various sections of the society irrespective of caste and creed celebrate this festival by visiting temples and offering pujas at the Mother’s feet. The rituals of this festival are that the nine days and nine nights of Navratri are totally dedicated to the Mother Goddess and includes observing a fast, japa (chanting of holy mantras in the honor of the Goddess), chanting religious hymen (Bhajans), prayers, meditating and reciting the sacred texts relevant to Maa Durga. During this period most of the Hindus visit different Mata temples and offer their sincere prayers to the Mother Goddess. The main ritual of this festival is placing images of the Goddess in homes and temples and worshiping them.

The following 9 forms of Maa Durga are worshiped during these nine days as Nava Durga Goddesses:

• Durga ShailPutri
• Durga BrahmaCharini
• Durga Chandra Ghanta
• Durga Kushmanda
• Durga Skand Mata
• Durga Katyayani
• Durga Kaal Ratri
• Durga Maha Gauri
• Durga Sidhi Daatri

*****************************Jai Mata Ki*****************************

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