9 Forms of Devi & 10 Mahavidyas of Devi: The Divine Essence of Durga Puja Durga Puja is one of the most celebrated festivals in India, especially in West Bengal, Odisha, Assam, and other parts of the country. Beyond being a cultural extravaganza, it is deeply rooted in Shakti worship —the reverence of the Supreme Mother Goddess. Two significant traditions of this worship are the Navadurga (nine forms of Goddess Durga) and the Dasha Mahavidya (ten great wisdom goddesses) . In this blog, let’s dive into their symbolism, significance, and their role in Durga Puja. The Nine Forms of Devi (Navadurga) During Navaratri , nine divine forms of Goddess Durga are worshipped, each symbolizing a unique aspect of the cosmic feminine power. 1. Shailaputri Meaning: “Daughter of the Mountain” (Himalaya’s daughter). Symbol: Simplicity, strength, and nature’s grounding energy. Mount: Bull (Nandi). Significance: She represents Prakriti (Mother Nature) and is worshipped on th...
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