Navratri Starts, Shardiya Navratri 2025, Bhog: Here are the answers to all your questions about Navratri. Which goddess is worshipped on which day of Navratri, what offerings are made to the goddess on which day of Navratri, which aarti is performed during Navratri, what color is worn on which day of Navratri, etc. So stay tuned to this article.
Navratri Starts, Shardiya Navratri 2025, Bhog: Today is the first day of Navratri. Everyone performed Ghatasthapana early in the morning. During every Navratri, we worship the nine colors of Navratri and the nine goddesses. Each day of Navratri, a new form of the Mother Goddess is worshipped. Each form has its own spiritual significance. Each goddess has her own story and aarti. During this time, people recite Durga Maa's aarti (Durga Ki Aarti) and worship the form of the Mother Goddess according to the date. Here are the answers to all your questions related to Navratri: which goddess is worshipped on which day during Navratri (Durga Maa ki Puja), what offerings are made to the Mother Goddess on which day during Navratri, which aarti is performed during Navratri, what color is worn on which day during Navratri, etc. So stay tuned to this article.
Happy Navratri 2025
Sharadiya Navratri: Read Durga Ji's Aarti from here: Jai Ambe Gauri, Mother Jai Ambe Gauri
Hail Mother Durga, Mother, Hail Mother Shyama.
Our heart bows down to you, may we serve you.
Om Jai Ambe Gauri..॥
Let us offer flowers to Mother Saraswati.
May our world be filled with knowledge, power and love.
Om Jai Ambe Gauri..॥
Jai Jai Jai Durga Maa, giver of happiness and peace.
Without you, our entire life is incomplete, destroyer of evil.
Om Jai Ambe Gauri..॥
The glory of Goddess Chandi is immense, you are the beautiful Tripura.
May our mother be auspicious, to whom you give blessings.
Om Jai Ambe Gauri..॥
Hail Mother Durga, Mother, Hail Mother Shyama.
Our heart bows down to you, may we serve you.
Om Jai Ambe Gauri..॥
The significance of the nine days of Navratri, including which colour to wear on which day and which aarti to recite on which day.
On the first day of Navratri, Goddess Shailputri is worshipped. Her aarti is "Jai Ambe Gauri" or "Shailputri Mata ki Aarti." The color is saffron or red. Significance: Symbolizes strength, courage, and energy.
On the second day: An aarti (sacred ritual) dedicated to Goddess Brahmacharini is performed, known as "Brahmacharini Mata ki Aarti." Color: Pink or a lighter shade of pink. Significance: Symbolizes asceticism and restraint.
On the third day: Goddess Chandraghanta is worshipped and her aarti (the "Chandraghanta Mata ki Aarti") is performed. The color is yellow and signifies peace and beauty.
On the fourth day: An aarti (worship) is performed to Goddess Kushmanda, known as "Kushmanda Mata ki Aarti." The color is orange and signifies health and prosperity.
Fifth Day: Goddess Skandamata is worshipped and her aarti (the "Skandamata Aarti") is performed. Color: White, Significance: Symbolizes purity and peace.
On the sixth day: An aarti (worship ceremony) is performed for Goddess Katyayani, known as "Katyayani Mata ki Aarti." Color: Blue or dark blue, Significance: Symbolizes courage and sacrifice.
Seventh day: Goddess Kaalratri is worshipped and her aarti (Arti of Mother Kaalratri) is performed. Color: Gray or Purple; Significance: Power that destroys darkness.
On the eighth day: An aarti (sacred ritual) is performed for Goddess Mahagauri, known as "Mahagauri Mata ki Aarti." Color: Pink or pale yellow, Significance: Symbolizes gentleness and purity.
And on the ninth day: An aarti (sacred ritual) is performed for Goddess Siddhidatri, known as "Siddhidatri Mata ki Aarti." Color: Red or gold, Significance: Symbolizes accomplishment, power, and perfection.
Additionally, during all nine days of Navratri, you can also perform a group aarti of "Jai Ambe Gauri," which is appropriate for all forms of the Goddess. Additionally, the Durga Chalisa and Argala Stotra are also recited throughout Navratri, further enhancing the significance of the puja.
Note :
Jai Ambe Gauri, which is considered a collective aarti of all forms, can be sung on every day of Navratri. The Durga Chalisa and Argala Stotra are also recited on all nine days.
