The nine forms of Goddess Durga, collectively worshipped during Navratri, are known as Navadurga. Shailaputri The daughter of the mountains (Himalayas), symbolizing strength and purity. She rides a bull and carries a trident and a lotus. Brahmacharini The goddess of penance and devotion. She holds a rosary and a water pot, representing spiritual knowledge and meditation. Chandraghanta The goddess with a crescent moon on her forehead, symbolizing courage and grace. She rides a tiger and is ready to battle evil forces. Kushmanda The creator of the universe, radiating warmth and energy. She carries a pot of nectar and weapons, and her smile symbolizes life and vitality. Skandamata The mother of Skanda (Lord Kartikeya). She represents motherhood and rides a lion while holding her child. Katyayani Born from the penance of sage Katyayana, she symbolizes power and vengeance. She is depicted riding a lion and slaying demons. Kalaratri The fiercest form of Durga, representing destruction of evil. She is dark-skinned, rides a donkey, and carries a sword. Mahagauri The symbol of purity, peace, and tranquility. She is fair-complexioned, rides a bull, and carries a trident and a drum. Siddhidatri The granter of supernatural powers (siddhis) and ultimate wisdom. She is depicted seated on a lotus, bestowing blessings on her devotees. #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #Navadurga #DurgaMaa #HinduCulture #NavratriVibes #GoddessDurga #SpiritualJourney #IndianFestivals #DivineFeminine #SacredEnergy - @nisha_mahesh_journey