Navaratri Puja Vidhi for Worshiping Maa Durga and It’s Importance
                     Navaratri Puja Vidhi for Worshiping Maa 
Durga 
Numerous religious rituaalsn adre  cIatrr’ised  Iomut dpuorinrgt Naanvractrei c elebrations in 
honour of  Navdurga. During this time, devotees pay homage to Parvati, 
Lakshmi, and  Saraswati—three incarnations of the Hindu goddess—for 
nine days. ‘Navratri’ means  ‘nine nights’ in Sanskrit.
These nine evenings are celebrated with great zeal and excitement by 
Indians  worldwide. During these 9 nights of celebrations, people fast 
ritualistically, practise  mindfulness and meditation and perform pooja in 
their customized marble temple  at home.
Nav Durga, known as the “Nine Forms of Durga,” appreciates unique 
worship and  supplication. Navratri is when Goddess Durga comes down 
from heaven to bless her  devoted followers; hence, stories about Nav 
Durga are told and retold in every Hindu  home at this sacred time.
Rituals for The Puja
Mother Durga represents all that is good and powerful and wise and 
compassionate.  She bestows strength and success on her followers. 
Kalash Sthapana, or the  installation of the sacred puja pot, is an important 
ritual for any home doing Navratri  puja.
Place a red cloth down. Emblazon it with Durga Maa Statues. Water the 
red soil  you’ve spread in front of the photo. Cover some barley seeds in 
the middle with a  clay container. Put some roli in the saucepan and fill it 
with Ganga Jal.
Cover the opening of the kalash with a bundle of mango leaves. Cover a 
coconut with  rice and a piece of red fabric, then place the lid on the 
container.
Navratri Puja Performed Daily
Turn on the lamp and the incense. Flowers with vermilion, Chandan, and 
turmeric  paste are great offerings to Durga Maa Statues. Water the 
barley seedlings you  planted every day during the puja.
Bring some tasty treats that you’ve cooked, especially for the puja. Maa 
Durga  deserves an arati. Prasad should be shared with guests and close 
relatives. Perform  this puja each day of Navratri.
Eight-Day Ritual
Maintain the above-described daily pooja throughout the full nine days of 
Navratri.  Eight days into the Navaratri puja, nine young girls are around 
for a celebration.
Many people believe these to be the nine incarnations of Durga. Serve 
them a fancy  supper and present them with thoughtful tokens of 
appreciation.
Day Ten of Visarjan
On the tenth day after the Navratri puja has been performed, Visarjan, or 
the sending  off of Ma Durga, takes place. Perform the puja as you would 
on any other day of the  year, not just during Navratri.
After the puja, go around the house and sprinkle the kalash water. Put the 
rice you  saved on the Kalash lid in a bird feeder. In ten days, the barley 
seeds would have  developed well. Drop them off under a tree in the 
backyard.
Significance of Navaratri
The celebration of Shardiya Navratri, or Navaratri, has deep roots in Indian 
mythology.  During this period, it is a legend that Durga, the goddess of 
female strength,  assumed nine guises.
Each of these nine reincarnations of the goddess is celebrated on a 
separate festival  day. The festival also celebrates the triumph of good 
over evil by commemorating  Goddess Durga’s defeat of the monster 
Mahishasura.
It is often held that a household’s financial situation will improve after 
performing a  Navratri puja. Ma Durga shows The family’s health, money, 
wisdom, and success.
Conclusion
Legend has it that when the Gods needed saving from the Demons’ horror, 
Mata  Durga’s mouth materialised from Lord Shiva’s radiance. By 
abstaining from food  during Navratri, one can put their fears of death and 
other improbable happenings to  rest. There is no time more fortunate 
than the nine days of Mata. You can do your  puja in your customized 
marble temple at home.
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