Why Kanya Pujan is an Essential Ritual During Navratri
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.