Maa Skandamata – Fifth Manifestation of Devi Durga worshiped on fifth day of Navaratri
The fifth manifestation of Devi Durga is known as Maa Skandamata. She is fifth among Nava Durgas, thats why she is worshiped on the fifth
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Skip to contentThe fifth manifestation of Devi Durga is known as Maa Skandamata. She is fifth among Nava Durgas, thats why she is worshiped on the fifth
Maa Brahmacharini – The Second Manifestation of Maa Durga Maa Brahmacharini is the second manifestation of Maa Durga who is worshippied on the second day of
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We have grown up being told Lakshmi (Goddess of wealth) and Saraswati (Goddess of knowledge) always fight and avoid staying in the same place. This
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