Why Kanya Pujan is an Essential Ritual During Navratri

By Shruti Sanwariya

 Symbol of Purity

Kanya Pujan honors young girls as they symbolize purity and innocence, representing the untainted energy of Goddess Durga in her child form.

 Manifestation of Durga’s   Power 

Young girls are believed to be manifestations of the divine power of Goddess Durga, making the ritual a way to invoke her blessings in homes.

 Seeks Divine Blessings

Performing Kanya Pujan is a way to seek the divine blessings of the goddess for prosperity, protection, and peace in the household.

 Represents Nav Durga

The nine girls invited for Kanya Pujan represent the nine avatars of Goddess Durga, each form symbolizing different powers and blessings bestowed on the devotees.

 Promotes Respect for   Women 

Kanya Pujan instills respect and reverence towards women, reminding us to honor and protect the feminine energy that is considered sacred in Hinduism.

 Completes Navratri
 Rituals

Kanya Pujan is an essential part of Navratri celebrations. It marks the completion of the fasting and prayers, signifying the fulfillment of religious duties.

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