PM Modi: Devotees Feel Deep Emotions While Worshipping Maa Ambe During Navratri
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Synopsis
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his greetings on the fourth day of Chaitra Navratri, emphasizing the emotional connection devotees have while worshipping Maa Ambe. He shared a devotional song and highlighted the significance of Goddess Durga's forms, Mata Kushmanda and Mata Skandamata, during this festival.
Key Takeaways
- PM Modi acknowledges the emotional impact of worship during Navratri.
- The festival honors Goddess Durga in her various forms.
- Mata Kushmanda is revered as the creator of the universe.
- Mata Skandamata symbolizes motherhood and compassion.
- Navratri is celebrated with rituals across India.
New Delhi, April 2 (NationPress) Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his greetings to the country on the fourth day of Chaitra Navratri, highlighting how this particular day evokes deep emotions among devotees.
In a message shared on X, PM Modi expressed, "Worshipping Maa Ambe during Navratri evokes profound feelings in all devotees." He also shared a devotional song dedicated to the Mother Goddess, stating, "This prayer dedicated to the forms of Goddess Mother provides a transcendent experience. I encourage you to listen to it…"
The devotional piece titled 'Amba Stavam by 9 Ambas' features a performance by nine girls.
On this Wednesday, the fourth and fifth days of Navratri are celebrated concurrently according to the Hindu calendar. Goddess Durga is revered in the forms of Mata Kushmanda and Mata Skandamata.
The Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh shared Sanskrit shlokas along with separate tweets on his X profile. "I pray to Maa Kushmanda, the fourth manifestation of Goddess Shakti, who grants perfection and treasures, to bless all devotees and the citizens of the state with joy and prosperity."
"Worshipping Skandamata, the fifth aspect of Adishakti Maa Durga, paves the way for growth and development. I beseech Jagatjanani that her blessings envelop the entire world and that everyone experiences her grace. Jai Maa Skandamata!"
Goddess Durga, represented as Mata Kushmanda, is recognized as the universe's creator, depicted by a luminous smile that brings forth life. "Ku" translates to little, "Ushma" signifies warmth or life energy, and "Anda" means cosmic egg. The name 'Kushmanda' translates to "creator of a little cosmic egg", symbolizing abundance, health, and bravery.
In Hindu philosophy, Goddess Kushmanda is esteemed as the supreme divinity of the solar system. It is believed that worshipping Mata Kushmanda equips her devotees with the strength to overcome all ailments, grief, and imperfections.
Goddess Skandamata embodies motherhood, compassion, and the ability to lead her followers toward both spiritual and material achievements.
Navratri, meaning 'nine nights' in Sanskrit, is a Hindu festival honoring Goddess Durga and her nine avatars, collectively known as Navdurga.
This festival is observed with immense devotion throughout India, featuring rituals and prayers that pay homage to the Goddess in her nine forms.
Throngs of devotees visit temples to offer flowers, fruits, and prayers to the Goddess, seeking her blessings for protection, guidance, and well-being.
