This year, the festival of Navratri is going to start on 29 September 2019. Goddess Durga is worshipped on the festival of Navratri, which is very grand, but today we are going to tell you the story of the origin of Goddess Durga.
The story of the origin of Maa Durga - According to the story of the origin of Maa Durga, when the gods, fed up with the tyranny of the devils, Brahmaji told them that the demon king received the blessing that he would die from the hand of a virgin girl, all the gods made their form of the Goddess with their power. Different parts of the goddess were made from this sharp emanation from the body of various deities. The face of the goddess was revealed by the glory of Lord Shankar, the hair of the forehead was made from the power of Yamraj, the arms were made from Vishnu's powers, the breast from the power of Chandradev, the waist from the power of Indra, the thigh from the power of Varundev, the buttock from the power of Brahma The sharp feet from the power of sun, the fingers from the power of sun, the teeth, eyes from the fire of Agnidev, the eyebrows, the ears from the power of Pawandev.
Then Shiva gave his trident to that superpower, Lakshmiji gave lotus flowers, Vishnu chakra, Agni filled the power and, Prajapati garlanded the crystal beads, Varun the celestial conch, Hanumanji mace, Sheshnag embellished with beads, Indra gave Vajra, Lord Rama bow, Varuna Dev provided loop and arrows, Lord Brahma provided the four Vedas and Himalayan mountain provided the vehicle. Apart from this, the sea presented very bright necklaces, divine clothes that never burst, two coils, bracelets of hands, Jewellery for feet and fingers. The goddess held all these things in her eighteen arms. Goddess Durga is the primordial power of this creation i.e. Adi Shakti. Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu and Lord Shankar originate, nurture and destroy the creation with their power. Other gods also do all the work with their power.
If you see these things during Navratri then Goddess Durga's blessing is with you
Keep these things in mind while reciting Durga Saptashati in Navratri
