Chaitra Navratri, a nine-day Hindu competition devoted to the worship of Goddess Durga, reaches its seventh day with reverence for Maa Kalratri. This day holds immense significance as devotees pay homage to the fierce and highly effective type of Goddess Durga, identified for her means to destroy ignorance and darkness. Through prayers, rituals, and devotion, they search her blessings for internal energy, fearlessness, and safety. May this auspicious day convey prosperity, pleasure, and non secular enlightenment to all who have a good time the divine essence of Maa Kalratri. Here are the main points of Chaitra Navratri Day 7, specializing in Maa Kalratri, her puja rituals, auspicious timings, significance, and more.

Chaitra Navratri Day 7: Who is Maa Kalratri?

Maa Kalratri is one in all Maa Durga’s 9 avatars who’re worshipped on Day 7, or Saptami tithi, of Chaitra Navratri. Maa Kalratri is the deadliest manifestation of Goddess Parvati. Saturn is mentioned to be dominated by the Goddess. She has a darkish complexion, rides a donkey, and is represented with 4 fingers: proper fingers in Abhaya and Varada Mudra, and left fingers wielding a sword and a deadly iron hook. 

Chaitra Navratri Day 7: Date

Chaitra Navratri Day 7 sometimes falls in March or April, in keeping with the Gregorian calendar. This 12 months, Day 7 of Chaitra Navratri falls on April 15, Monday, in keeping with Drik Panchang. Devotees observe particular rituals and prayers throughout at the present time to invoke the blessings of Maa Kalratri.

Chaitra Navratri Day 7: Shubh Muhurat

The auspicious timings for performing the puja on Chaitra Navratri Day 7 could differ relying on the regional traditions and astrological calculations. Cheque out puja timings and shubh muhurat on at the present time under:

Saptami Tithi begins: 11:44 am on April 14

Saptami Tithi ends: 12:11 pm on April 15
Brahma Muhurat: 4:26 am to five:11 am
Abhijit Muhurat: 11:56 am to 12:47 pm
Vijay Muhurat: 2:30 pm to three:21 pm

Chaitra Navratri Day 7: Puja Rituals

The puja rituals on the seventh day of Chaitra Navratri are carried out with nice devotion and fervour. Devotees get up early, take a ritual bathtub, and put together for the worship of Maa Kalratri. The puja space is adorned with flowers, diyas (earthen lamps), and different conventional gadgets. The idol or picture of Maa Kalratri is adorned with red-coloured apparel and ornaments, symbolising her fierce and protecting nature. Devotees provide fruits, flowers, sweets, and different conventional delicacies to the Goddess. Special mantras and hymns devoted to Maa Kalratri are chanted all through the day to hunt her blessings for energy, braveness, and safety.

Chaitra Navratri Day 7: Significance

Maa Kalratri, the seventh type of Goddess Durga, is revered for her fearsome look and her relentless pursuit of reality and righteousness. She is depicted with a darkish complexion, wild hair, and a fierce manner, symbolising the destruction of ignorance and evil forces. Devotees consider that worshipping Maa Kalratri on the seventh day of Chaitra Navratri helps in overcoming obstacles, dispelling concern, and gaining internal energy. Her blessings are sought for cover from hurt and the braveness to face life’s challenges with resilience and willpower.

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