MAA DURGA: 9 forms for Navratri

Oct 01, 2024

Maa Shailaputri:

Known as the daughter of the mountains, she represents strength and devotion. She rides a bull and carries a trident and a lotus

Maa Brahmacharini:

Symbolizing penance and devotion, she holds a rosary and a water pot. She teaches the importance of discipline and commitment

Maa Chandraghanta:

The warrior goddess with a crescent moon on her forehead, she rides a lion and is known for her bravery and serenity

Maa Kushmanda:

Believed to have created the universe with her divine smile, she brings light and energy. She rides a lion and has eight hands

Maa Skandamata:

The mother of Lord Kartikeya (Skanda), she represents motherhood and nurturing. She rides a lion and holds her son in her lap

Maa Katyayani:

Known as the warrior goddess, she is worshipped for courage and strength. She rides a lion and has four hands

Maa Kalaratri:

The fiercest form of Durga, she is known for her power to destroy evil. She rides a donkey and has a dark complexion

Maa Mahagauri:

Symbolizing purity and tranquility, she rides a bull and is often depicted in white attire

Maa Siddhidatri:

The bestower of supernatural powers and knowledge, she sits on a lotus and has four hands