Jai Maa Durga ~ Jai Maa Shakti!


"O Mother , Thee, who is present everywhere,
thee who is the embodiment of power and Energy!
I Bow to Thee! I Bow to Thee! I Bow to Thee!"

 Jai Maa Durga ~ Jai Maa Shakti! Worship Maa Durga wholeheartedly. Maa is symbol for courage, bravery and fighting bad things in the world. Maa Durga symbolizes the divine forces (positive energy) known as divine shakti (feminine energy/ power) that is used against the negative forces of evil and wickedness. She protects her devotees from evil powers and safeguards them. Maa Durga is the goddess of power and strength. She is a multi-dimensional Goddess, with many names, many personas, and many facets. As Mahishasuramardini or Shakti, she is the destroyer of evil - with her ten mighty arms carrying lethal weapons she triumphantly slays the demon Mahishasura. 


The Shiva Tribe As Sati, beloved daughter of King Daksha and Queen Menaka she gives up a kingdom and earns her father's wrath. As Kali, she turns black as the night and omnipotent, terrible in rage and fury, with just a string of skulls as her garland and her only garb. As Parvati, she is serene, the pretty consort of Lord Shiva by his side in the snowy peaks of the Kailash mountain. She is Bhawani, symbol of life. She is Sati, the object of death. She is Basanti, the heralder of springtime. She is also Amba, Jagadhatri, Tara, Ambika, Annapurna. Worship her to remove all your obstacles of life. Pray to Maa Durga, the Universal Mother, asking Her to use Her destructive power to remove the vices within us (anger, selfish desires, greed, ego and undue attachments), imperfections and faults; and purify us to become a receptacle of her Divine Shakti, Anandamayi Shakti. ✨🙏🏻

Happy Navratris Beautiful People ~ Divine Durga Mata  Love & Blessings to you all 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

 Santoshkumar B Pandey at 8.38pm

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