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DAY 6
Katyayani Devi, the sixth form of Goddess Durga, revered on the sixth day of Navratri. She is often depicted as a fierce and determined warrior goddess, riding a majestic lion. She is known for her radiant beauty and strength.
Her appearance typically includes her holding various weapons such as a sword and a lotus in her many hands, symbolizing her valor and compassion. She is often adorned with a third eye on her forehead, representing her insight and spiritual wisdom.
She is a symbol of divine strength and unwavering devotion.
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NCERT has also added Physics and Science behind it, dedicating the whole chapter for it. And almost everything about it.
https://ncert.nic.in/chandrayaan.php
Sorry for sharing Half Baked Information. I fell for their agenda.
NCERT added Chandrayan 3 mission, signifying the importance of Vedas in Science.
What are your thoughts ?
Katyayani Devi, the sixth form of Goddess Durga, revered on the sixth day of Navratri. She is often depicted as a fierce and determined warrior goddess, riding a majestic lion. She is known for her radiant beauty and strength.
Her appearance typically includes her holding various weapons such as a sword and a lotus in her many hands, symbolizing her valor and compassion. She is often adorned with a third eye on her forehead, representing her insight and spiritual wisdom.
She is a symbol of divine strength and unwavering devotion.
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Skandamata Devi, the fifth form of Goddess Durga, celebrated on the fifth day of Navratri. She is often depicted holding her son, Lord Kartikeya (Skanda or Murugan in south), in her lap. She has four arms and a calm, motherly appearance. She rides a lion, symbolizing courage and power.
Worshipping her on this day is believed to bring the blessings of motherly love, protection, and wisdom.
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Porn and lust will destroy this Generation, and submerge this culture more than anything
Because it's easy to bring back tradition and culture which were destroyed by outer force, but not which were destroyed by inner demons.
If you are a spiritual person or consider yourself one, what practice do you follow specifically ?
Please what YOU DO ? Don't tell me something which you don't follow, like brahmacharya, I have seen most people lying about it.
If you're insecure of your woman wearing all these, because there might be some creeps. Just be strong and protective, restricting them to stop wearing traditional clothes will soon be lost in Traditions and culture.
Being raised in the Gujarati environment, I have seen creeps getting beat shit out of them.
Backless Blouse is a common attire in Rabari, Bheel and Many Shakta Traditions community (followed mainly in Bengal, Rajasthan, Uttrakhand, Himachal Pradesh and obviously Gujarat)
Day 5
Maa Skandamata, the fifth form of Goddess Durga. She's the Mother of Skanda (Kartikeya), and from there her name comes from.
Skandmata has four arms, rides a lion and is seated on a lotus. She also holds a lotus in two of her hands, carries Lord Kartikeya with the third hand and blesses all her devotees with the fourth hand.
Depicting the importance, care and love of mother to her child and family.
In many Tamil folk stories, It is believed with the love and caring of Maa Skandamata, Karthikeya defeated Tarakasura
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DAY 4
Kushmanda Devi, the fourth form of Goddess Durga. She is often depicted with a radiant smile, symbolizing her benevolence and creative energy. She holds multiple items in her eight or ten hands, which can include a rosary, a lotus, a bow, an arrow, and a pot of nectar.
She is known as the creator of the universe. Her name "Kushmanda" means "the cosmic egg," signifying her role in bringing the universe into existence.
#Navratri
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Two individuals confirmed dead after shooting incident. Perpetrator/terrorist allegedly shouted religious slogans and is currently evading authorities.
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📍 LOCATION: Brussels, Belgium.
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