by MaaVaishnoDevi | Feb 11, 2026 | Durga, Hinduism, Maa, Navdurga, Navratri |
Gupt Navratri in Feb 2013 is going to be celebrated from 11th of February to 19th February. Mainly, Ashadh Navratri is considered as Gupta Navratri, but Magh Navratri is also the part of Gupt Navratri. Magh Navratri is celebrated during the Shukla Paksha of Magh...
by MaaVaishnoDevi | Oct 15, 2026 | Durga, Hinduism, Maa, Navdurga, Navratri |
The Hindu festival of Navratri is celebrated twice a year. The first Navratri of the year is known as Chaitra Navratra, as it falls in March-April. The second Navratri is held in October-November, which coincides Durga Puja. And these Sharad Navratri starts from...
by MaaVaishnoDevi | Jul 26, 2026 | Durga, Hinduism, Maa, Maya |
Namo Devyai Mahadevyai Shivayai Satatam Namaha | Namaha Prakrityai Bhadrayai Niyataah Pranataah Sma Taam || Roudrayai Namo Nityayi Gouryayai Dhatrayai Namo Namaha | Jyothsnayayai Chendurupinyayai Sukhayayai Satatam Namaha || Kalyannyai Pranatam Vridhyayai Sidhyayai...
by MaaVaishnoDevi | Jun 19, 2026 | Durga, Hinduism, Maa |
Most of the people usually aware of only two (Ashwin and Chaitra) Navratri that come in a year. But there are four Navratri in a year that come after every three months, two of them are Pratyaksh Navratri or Main Navratri and two others are called Gupt Navratri. Like...
by MaaVaishnoDevi | May 31, 2026 | Hinduism, Krishna, Lord Vishnu, Maa, Maya |
Hinduism is often described as a religion of fasts, feasts and festivals. Fasting a Hindu tradition to please God, by controlling and curbing one’s desires. Fasts most commonly known as Upvaas or Vrat are the days when devotees refrain themselves from food or...
by MaaVaishnoDevi | May 26, 2026 | Durga, Hinduism, Maa |
Maa Durga is the Mother Goddess, as well as the slayer of evils at the same time. Durga Maa is a form of Adi Shakti, the supremely radiant Goddess. In Sanskrit Durga means “One who is incomprehensible or difficult to reach”. Goddess Durga represents the supreme...
by MaaVaishnoDevi | Mar 22, 2026 | Durga, Hindu God, Hinduism, Lord Brahma, Lord Rama, Maa, Maa Kali, Navdurga |
‘Nav’ means Nine and ‘Ratri’ means Nights, hence the name of the Nine-Night festival. Navratri comes twice a year, in March and october. Chaitra Navratri, also popular as Chait Navratras, is the nine-day festival observed in Chaitra month. This...
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