Showing posts with label Navratri festivals.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Navratri festivals.. Show all posts

Saturday, October 1, 2016

Happy Navratri Festival 2016.

From Today Navratri is going to starts on 1st October 2016 and the most auspicious festival is celebrates for nine days which is great and huge celebration in India. 

Happy Navratri
The First day of Navratri is called as "Ghatashtapna" and on this special day many of the Indian women and girl's wear the new clothes and sthapna a mud ghat at home temple. Navratri is the Great festival for hindus. During these periods every peoples keeps the fasting for 9 days and eat the prasad which is made in temple. It is a great festival of happiness and Joy, in several places many peoples attend the Dandiya and Garba events and enjoy a lot. On these days Peoples wear traditional colorful lehenga and choli or silk saree to celebrate the special Navratri festival at the time of Garba or dandiya dance.

For nine days Goddess durga wear the  specific color sari during navratri. If you want to enjoy navratri festivals please visit your respective durga puja halls. Today Many peoples love to wish their nearest and dearest one through social networking sites by sharing,like, or by setting profile images and updating Cover Images of personal social account. 

Jai Mata Di and Finally Happy Navratri Puja.

Sunday, October 18, 2015

Nine Different Avatars Of Goddess Maa Durga.

Navratri is one of the most popular festivals all over the world. Devotees celebrate this festival by worshiping Goddess Maa Durga and various mantras.This big festival started from the Ghatastapna for nine days. Here we bring's the nine different avatars of Maa Durga.

Navratri First Day: Goddess Shailaputri
"Shailaputri" means she is the daughter of mountains. Shailaputri is the first day of Navratri which celebrate by the devotees.


Maa Shailaputri
Navratri Second day: Goddess Brahmacharini
Goddess Brahmacharini is celebrate on the second day of Navratri festival.


Maa Brahmacharini


Navratri Third Day: Goddess Chandraghanta
Goddess Chandraghanta is celebrate on the third day of Navratri festival.


Maa Chandraghanta



Navratri Fourth Day: Goddess Kushmanda
Goddess Kushmanda is the fourth avatars of maa durga. It is celebrate on the fourth day of Navratri.


Maa Khusmunda


Navratri Fifth Day: Goddess Skanda Mata
Goddess Skanda Mata is the fifth avatars of Maa Durga. It is celebrate on fifth day of Navratri.
Maa Skandamata


Navratri Sixth Day: Goddess Katyayani
Goddess Katyayani is the sixth avatars of Maa Durga. It is celebrate on the sixth day of Navratri festival.


Maa Katayayani

Navratri Seventh Day: Goddess Kalaratri
Seventh avatars of Maa Durga. It is celebrate on seventh day of Navratri.


Goddess Kalaratri

Navratri Eight Day: Goddess Mahagauri
Goddess Mahagauri is the eighth form of Goddess maa durga. It is celebrate on eighth day of Navratri.


Goddess Mahagauri

Navratri Ninth Day: Goddess Siddhidatri
Siddhidatri the ninth avatars of Goddess maa durga.It is celebrate on Ninth day of Navratri.


Goddess Siddhidatri
                                                             Happy Navratri







Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Nine colors of sarees to wear in this Navratri festival 2015.

Navratri is a big festival which dedicated to the Hindu goddess "Maa Durga". The word Navaratri means nine night's and during this nine night's "Maa Durga" worship in nine forms. The tenth day is called "Vijayadasami". According to Hindu Calendar, Navratri puja starts from the beginning of the first fortnight of Ashwin and at the end of rainy season.

Maa Durga
The festival celebrates all over India with purity and great devotion. Peoples from various sections comes to celebrate this festival by visiting temples and offer puja at mother's feet. Many peoples fast for the first and last day, while other's fast for nine days.

Every year on Navratri devotees are too much excited to know the nine forms of "Maa Durga" and the nine colors of traditional wear by the devotees as well as  the deity Maa Durga.

-On first day Ghatasthapna- The devotees wear the traditional yellow saris.
-On second day Dwitiya- Devotees wear the green color sarees or lehenga choli.
-On Third day Tritiya- Devotees wear the grey color.
-On fourth day Chaturthi- Devotees wear the orange color.
-On Fifth day panchami- Devotees wear the white silk sarees.
-On Sixth day Shasti- Women's are supposed to wear Red color saree.
-On Seventh day Saptami- Peoples wear the blue color
-On Eighth day Astami- Devotees loves to wear pink color silk saree on astami day.
-On Ninth Day Navami- Women's wear the Purple color saree.

So for nine days every peoples celebrate with great fun and enthusiasm.
                     Happy Navratri

Sunday, September 21, 2014

Wear Traditional handloom sarees on the special function " NAVRATRI" festivals.

Indian women's always want's to look gorgeous and dashing in the special function. From the beginning of navratri to the end women's wear the traditional silk sarees or lehenga choli to perform the garba dance in various style.

Women's wear the Saree and Ghagra choli on Navratri festival
For nine days the women's wear the new traditional sarees and offer the puja to "Maa Durga" and the entire family wears the new clothes. From today's women's already start the shopping from nearest market or from several online shopping stores. Through online shopping you can get various designer sarees to look shimmer in this festive season.

You can also give the special handloom silk sarees gift's to your lovable person, friend's and relatives. Saree always gives a beautiful smile in every women's face. Start shopping for navratri festivals.