Navratri 2021: Dates, Pooja Muhurat Time, Significance And Importance Of 9 Days - All You Need to Know
All we want to know about when is Navratri in the year 2021, Dates and its Significance
Let us know about Navratri 2021’s start, end date, and its significance. We are approaching the Navratri festival, one of the festivals celebrated in India. Navratri is a 10-day long festival and celebrated with much pomp and fervor across the country. This is the festival where Goddess Durga is worshipped who is a symbol of power. Navratri precisely means ‘nine nights’ and it is one of the most significant Hindu festivals that will be observed from October 7th this year. This is a very auspicious occasion and will last till October 15th.
Thereafter, on October 15/16 this year is Vijayadashami which is also known as Dussehra and that marks the end of Navaratri every year. While Navaratri, the devotees of Goddess Durga worship nine forms of Goddess Durga namely Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skanda Mata, Katyayani, Kalaratri, Mahagauri, and Siddhidatri
Here are the Navratri 2021 Dates, Tithi and Navdurga Form
On October 7, on Pratipada Tithi, Ghatasthapana and Shailputri Puja will be performed.
On October 8 on Dwitiya tithi, Brahmacharini Puja should be performed.
On October 9 on Tritiya and Chaturthi, Chandraghanta Puja and Kushmanda Puja should be performed.
On October 10 for Panchami tithi Skandamata Puja should be performed.
On October 11, for Sashti tithi Katyayani Puja should be performed.
On October 12, Saptami tithi, perform Kalaratri Puja
On October 13, Ashtami tithi perform Maha Gauri Puja
On October 14, Navami tithi perform Siddhidhatri Puja
On October 15, Dashami tithi perform Navratri Parana/Durga Visarjan
All we know about the Mahurat:
Auspicious Muhurta of Kalash Sthapana: The set up of Kalash for 9 days on the first day of Navratri. Setting up a Kalash on an auspicious time gives auspicious results in Navratri. The auspicious time for Ghatasthapana in Shardiya Navratri is from 6.17 am to 7.07 am on October 7.
Worship method: On the day of Navratri, it is suggested that get up before sunrise and wear clean clothes after taking bath. Then clean the temple set up in the house. Lay a chowki for the worship of the mother, first purify it with Gangajal, and then spread a red cloth on it. Now sow jowar by putting soil in a pot near the outpost. Establish a picture or idol of Maa Durga on the post. Then first make a swastika for setting up the Kalash. Put water, akshat, betel nut, roli, and coins in the Kalash and then wrap a red-colored chunri on it. Then place a coconut on it. After that worship Maa Durga by lighting a lamp of ghee.
Usually, devotees observe fast for the entire 9 days of Navratri with devotion and worship the mother. Some people fast for the entire 9 days, whereas, some devotees observe fast only for the first and last day.
We wish our readers a very Happy Navratri. #Stay Home # Stay Safe
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