THE HINDU TALES

Introduction ‘Mahishasurmarini’ means ‘one who slayed Mahishasur and relieved the innocents from the atrocities of Mahishasur’. In the ancient Hindu scripture “Durga Saptashati” (a significant section of the  ‘Markandeya Purana’),

Introduction ‘She’ is the supreme consciousness, the supreme energy behind all the creations, the supreme force behind all the momentum in this universe, the supreme protector, the supreme destroyer, the

Goddess Siddhidatri is the 9th manifestation of Navdurga, and, is worshipped on the 9th day of Navratri. She is considered to be the provider of all kinds of Siddhis. Click to learn more about them in detail in this insightful article.

Goddess Mahagauri is the 8th manifestation of Navdurga and is ultimate fair. Read the article to know how she became ultimate fair as well as ultimate dark at the same time…

Goddess Kalratri,is the most fierce form of Goddess Parvati. While, for her devotees, she is ‘Shubhankari’ and bring auspicious results. Read to know more.

Introduction Goddess Katyayani is the Sixth manifestation of Goddess Navdurga and one of the most fierce incarnations of Goddess Parvati. She slayed down the demon Mahishasur and therefore devotees worship

Introduction Goddess Skandamata is the mother goddess who bestows love and compassion to devotees. She is one of the incarnations of goddess Parvati who is worshipped as ‘Skandamata’. Devotees worship

Introduction Goddess Kushmanda is the Supreme Energy who created the whole universe. She is the energy source not only for the creation of the entire universe but also for the

Introduction Goddess Chandraghanta is the ‘Shakti‘ who is war-ready to protect her devotees from evil forces. Therefore, devotees worship Goddess on the Third Day of Navratri. While Goddess Shailputri and

Introduction Goddess Brahmacharini is the ‘Shakti’, we worship on the 2nd day of Navratri. In the previous article ‘Goddess Shailaputri: worshiping whom on the 1st day of Navratri can bring

Goddess Shailaputri is called the daughter of Mountain King Himalaya. She is the first manifestation of goddess Navdurga and therefore worshipped on the First Day of Navratri.