Goddess Durga, the divine embodiment of Shakti, represents the lines of the fury of the divine feminine. She is the righteous protector, evil destroyer, and final force of resilience. Weapons ...

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This vrat signifies the triumph of Goddess Durga over the demon Mahishasura, symbolizing good over evil. On this day, the weapons of Goddess Durga are worshiped, and the celebration is known as ‘Astra ...

This form of goddess Durga is depicted as a female deity mounted on a lion with eighteen arms and various weapons gifted by the gods. She is known as Katyayani after the sage Katyayana who ...

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Observing the fast is believed to free individuals from all delusions in life and is supported by Mother Durga. Astra Puja is also one of the most significant rituals of the day, during which the ...

Goddess Durga, revered as the embodiment of strength and protection, is often depicted carrying ten powerful weapons in her ten hands. Each of these weapons holds deep symbolic meaning, but what’s ...

Riding a lion and wielding celestial weapons in her ten arms, Durga set out to confront the demon Mahishasura. The battle between Durga and Mahishasura lasted for ten days. Durga displayed ...

To combat this, the gods—Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva—created Goddess Durga, bestowing her with powerful weapons. After a fierce battle lasting 10 days, Durga finally defeated Mahishasura.

Like other forms of Durga, Katyayani is a powerful deity who ... lotus, and other divine weapons in her hands. She is often shown as having a fierce and radiant appearance, symbolizing her power ...

The origin of Durga Puja dates back to ancient times. As mentioned in various Hindu scriptures, the most significant period to worship Goddess Durga was during Chaitra Navratri, held in spring.