Siddhidatri Navami
Maa Siddhidatri is going to give all kinds of achievements to her devotees. Any devotee who worships him according to the classical rituals gets all kinds of attainments.
Writer:- Ruchi Tewari
Siddhidatri Navami
Mata Siddhidatri is worshiped on the last day of Navratri. This is the ninth power of Maa Durga.
Maa Siddhidatri is going to give all kinds of achievements to her devotees. Any devotee who worships him according to the classical rituals gets all kinds of achievements. By doing the sadhana of Mata Siddhidatri, the seeker can attain eight types of siddhis namely Anima, Mahima, Prapti, Prakamya, Garima, Laghima, Ishatva and Omniscience. Mata Siddhidatri sits on a lotus like Mahalakshmi. Due to being seated on a lotus, his appearance is very charming and attractive. She is holding Chakra in his lower right hand. She has a mace in her upper hand. She is holding a conch shell in his lower left hand. She has a lotus flower in her upper hand. Her vehicle is a lion and she also sits on a lotus flower. Although it is very auspicious to perform Kanya Puja on the eighth day of Navratri, if for some reason you are not able to perform Kanya Puja on the eighth day, then Kanya Puja can be performed on the ninth day of Navratri also. Even on this day, worshiping a girl is equally fruitful but worshiping a girl is very important. Those who worship Mata Siddhadatri with full devotion, nothing in the universe remains unattainable for them. She acquires the power to completely conquer the universe.
Havan is also performed on the ninth date of Durga Puja. The food offered during Havan should be distributed as Prasad to all the devotees. By performing Havan at home on the last day of Navratri, all the negative powers in the house are eliminated and an atmosphere of joy is created in the house.
Method of worship
Wake up in the morning, take bath etc. become pure and then sit at the place of worship and start the worship. Mother Siddhidatri loves seasonal fruits, gram, puri, kheer, coconut and halwa. It is said that by offering these things to Mother Goddess, she becomes happy and bestows blessings of happiness and prosperity on the devotee. If you can recite 13 chapters of Durga Saptashati every day methodically then it is very good and very fruitful. But if there is shortage of time then these 13 chapters can be recited or listened to throughout the nine days as per your convenience. But chanting 108 names of Mother Goddess every day is very important and fruitful. While chanting the names of the mother, one should also understand the meaning of her names. By doing this the Mata becomes very happy and bestows blessings on the worshiper to attain happiness, prosperity, and success in life. The 108 names of Mata Jagadamba are as follows.
1- Om Sati Namah, 2- Om Sadhvi Namah, 3- Om Bhavapreeta Namah (one who has love for Lord Shiva), 4- Om Bhavani Namah, 5- Om Bhavamochani Namah (one who frees from worldly bondage), 6- Om Arya Namah, 7- Om Durga Namah, 8- Om Jaya Namah, 9- Om Aadya Namah, 10 - Om Trinetra Namah, 11 - Om Shuldharini Namah, 12- Om Pinakdharini Namah, 13 - Om Chitra Namah, 14- Om Chandaghanta Namah (one who makes bell sounds with a loud voice) , 15- Om Mahatapa Namah (one who performs heavy penance), 16- Om Man Namah (power of contemplation), 17- Om Buddhi Namah (power of understanding), 18- Om Ahankara Namah (shelter of egoism), 19- Om Chittarupa Namah, 20- Om Chita Namah, 21- Om Chiti Namah (Consciousness), 22- Om Sarvamantramayi Namah, 23- Om Satta Namah (Sat-Swaroopi), 24- Om Satyanand Swarupini Namah, 25- Om Ananta Namah (Whose form has no end), 26- Om Bhavini Namah. (the one who gives birth to all), 27- Om Bhavya Namah (worthy of feeling and meditation), 28- Om Bhavya Namah (well-being), 29- Om Abhavya Namah (there is nothing more grand than this), 30 – Om Sadamaati Namah, 31- Om Shambhavi Namah (Shivpriya), 32- Om Devmata Namah, 33- Om Chinta Namah, 34- Om Ratnapriya Namah, 35- Om Sarvavidya Namah, 36- Om Dakshakanya Namah, 37- Om Dakshayagyavinashini Namah, 38- Om Aparna Namah (at the time of penance One who does not even eat leaves), 39- Om Anekvarna Namah (of many colours), 40- Om Patala Namah (of red colour), 41- Om Patlavati Namah (one who wears roses or red flowers), 42- Om Pattambarparidhana Namah (one who wears silk clothes), 43- Om Kalmanjiranjini Namah (one who is happy wearing the sweet-sounding Manjira), 44- Om Ameyavikrama Namah (one who has limitless bravery) ), 45- Om Krura Namah (harsh towards demons), 46- Om Sundari Namah, 47- Om Surasundari Namah, 48 Om Vanadurga Namah, 49- Om Matangi Namah, 50 - Om Matangmunipujita Namah, 51- Om Brahmi Namah, 52- Om Maheshwari Namah, 53- Om Aindri Namah, 54- Om Kaumari Namah, 55- Om Vaishnavi Namah, 56- Om Chamunda Namah, 57- Om Varahi Namah, 58- Om Lakshmi Namah, 59- Om Purushakriti Namah, 60- Om Vimala Namah, 61- Om Utkarshini Namah, 62- Om Gyana Namah, 63- Om Kriya Namah, 64- Om Nitya Namah, 65- Om Buddhida Namah, 66- Om Bahula Namah, 67- Om Bahulprema Namah, 68- Om Sarvavahanavahana Namah, 69- Om Nishumbha-Shumbhahanni Namah, 70- Om Mahishasurmardini Namah, 71- Om Madhukatbhahantri Namah, 72- Om Chandamundavinashini Namah, 73- Om Sarvasuravinasha Namah, 74- Om Sarvadanavghatini Namah, 75- Om Sarvashastramayi Namah, 76- Om Satya Namah. , 77- Om Sarvastradharini Namah, 78- Om Anekastrahasta Namah, 79- Om Anekastradharini Namah, 80- Om Kumari Namah, 81- Om Ekakanya Namah, 82- Om Kaishori Namah, 83- Om Yuvti Namah, 84- Om Yati Namah, 85- Om Aprudha Namah, 86- Om Pruddha Namah, 87- Om Vriddhamata Namah, 88- Om Balprada Namah, 89- Om Mahodari Namah, 90- Om Muktkeshi Namah, 91- Om Ghorrupa Namah, 92- Om Mahabala Namah, 93- Om Agnijwala. Namah, 94- Om Raudramukhi Namah, 95- Om Kalratri Namah, 96- Om Tapaswini Namah, 97- Om Narayani Namah, 98- Om Bhadrakali Namah, 99- Om Vishnumaya Namah, 100 - Om Jalodari Namah, 101 - Om Shivduti Namah, 102 - Om Karali Namah, 103 - Om Ananta Namah (destructionlessness), 104- Om Parameshwari Namah, 105- Om Katyayani Namah, 106 - Om Savitri Namah, 107 - Om Pratyaksha Namah, 108- Om Brahmavadini Namah.
The Mata is pleased with the devotion of her devotees and not with the show, therefore, whatever we do as per our capacity, we should offer it to the Mata with full devotion and do not be even the slightest bit egoistic and constantly keep in mind that we all are dedicated to Mata’s child.
Maa Durga is the form of Shakti who pervades every particle in the entire world. She is the same Yog Nindra who pervades the heart of Lord Vishnu who has put even Maha Vishnu in deep sleep. This Goddess is in the form of intelligence in all living beings. This same Goddess is present in all living beings in the form of sleep, this same Goddess is present in all living beings in the form of hunger, this same Goddess is present in all living beings in the form of shadow, this same Goddess is present in all living beings in the form of Shakti. This same goddess is present in all living beings in the form of thirst, this same goddess is present in all living beings in the form of forgiveness, this same goddess is present in all living beings in the form of shame, this same goddess is present in all living beings in the form of peace. This Goddess is present in all living beings in the form of Kanti (brightness). This same Goddess is present in all living beings in the form of faith. This same Goddess is present in all living beings in the form of Lakshmi. This same Goddess is present in all living beings in the form of instinct. This same Goddess is present in all living beings in the form of memory. This same Goddess is present in the form of satisfaction in all beings, this same Goddess is present in the form of mercy in all beings, this same Goddess is present in the form of mother in all beings, this same Goddess is present in the form of illusion in all beings. This same Goddess is present everywhere, in every particle, this same Goddess is present in the entire world in the form of consciousness, in all living beings, this same Goddess is auspicious, welfare and destroyer of all obstacles. Therefore, the power that is getting all the work done in the entire world is Maa Durga.
Navratri Puja is a nine-day festival of various forms of Goddess Durga. In these days, small girls are considered as the form of Mata.
During the entire Navratri festival, it is very fruitful and auspicious to feed these girls in the form of Durga and donate their favorite things or things as per one's capacity.
During the Navratri festival, it is auspicious to feed and donate food to the girls for all nine days, but if you are short of time and cannot feed the girls every day, then donate food and items to the girls on any day of the nine days.
This tradition has been going on since ancient times and it also has great social importance. This means that Sanatan society has always considered men and women equal. According to Sanatan Dharma, male power is completely useless without female power.
A woman plays a more important role in the upliftment of her family than a man plays in the upliftment of a family or lineage. Thus, this festival shows the importance of women in the society and the importance of the girl child in the house.
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Maa Siddhidatri, worshiped on Navratri's ninth day, bestows divine powers and fulfills desires. Know her significance and rituals.
