On the fifth day of Navratri, the Goddess Durga is honored as Skandamata, which implies “Mom of Skanda.” Skanda is one other identify for Lord Kartikeya or Murugan, who’s the son of Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva. Skandamata is depicted holding her son Kartikeya in her lap.
Devotees worship Maa Skandmata by providing her yellow flowers, holy Ganga water (gangajal), kumkum (vermilion), and ghee. These choices symbolize purity and devotion to the goddess. Furthermore, a particular bhog (providing) is ready for the goddess, which incorporates numerous banana-based delicacies. This bhog is introduced to Maa Skandmata as an providing of affection and respect.
Navratri Day 5: Puja Vidhi, Muhurat
In line with Drik Panchang, throughout Shardiya Navratri, the Chaturthi Tithi falls on October 19. The auspicious Brahma Muhurta, splendid for religious actions, will start at 04:43 AM and conclude at 05:33 AM on the identical day. The Vijaya Muhurat, a time of victory and success, is from 02:00 PM to 02:46 PM. Nonetheless, there isn’t any Abhijit Muhurta obtainable on at the present time.
Navratri Day 5 Color
The colour of the day is yellow, symbolizing pleasure, optimism, happiness, cheerfulness, and brightness. Sporting yellow apparel on at the present time is believed to draw the blessings of Goddess Skandamata, bringing pleasure, abundance, and concord into one’s life.
Navratri Day 5 Mantra
The next mantra is commonly chanted on the fifth day of Navratri whereas worshiping Skandamata: “ॐ देवी स्कन्दमातायै नमः (Om Devi Skandamatayai Namah)
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