Durga Virtual Pooja

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About Durga

Archetype Durga is a powerful dynamic form of Shakti or Universal feminine force. She is depicted as a warrior goddess with ten hands armed with a variety of weapons and riding a lion. She is also seen as killing the demon Mahishasur. Goddess Durga is the overlord of the shadow planet Rahu, the northern node of the Moon.

Who Can Perform Durga Pooja?

Apart from her devotees who feel naturally connected to her with special reverence, others who can pray to her for specific blessings are:

• To overcome negative energies such a jealousy, fear, anger, depression, confusion, lethargy and regain sense of purpose, and confidence.
• To crush evil power or injustice to establish righteousness.
• Victory over enemies in your job or social circle and want to remove all hindrances from your path to achieve your goal.
• To fight inner demons of disease, lack of energy or ego in your life to regain good health, career or relationship.

Blessings of Durga Virtual Pooja

Praying to Goddess Durga online can bestow you with the following benefits:

When Should You Perform Durga Virtual Pooja

Goddess Durga can be worshipped on Chaturthi Thithi or 4^th phase of the Moon and Ashtami Thithi or 8^th phase of the Moon

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You can also participate in real time Durga homa or Pooja performed with elaborate rituals amidst Vedic chants by priests in India.

Mythology Behind Archetype Durga

Once a demon king Mahishasura received a boon from Lord Shiva that he cannot be killed by any man or deity. The boon from Shiva made him arrogant and he began to attack even the Gods and tried to banish them from heaven.

The Gods approached Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva to save them from the tyranny of the demons. All the Gods, along with the Trinity, got together and with their combined force created a feminine form to kill Mahishasura. A beautiful yet a fierce warrior goddess Durga with ten hands emerged. The Gods endowed her with divine weapons created out of their energy.

The warrior Goddess, riding on a lion, vanquished the army of demons sent by Mahishasura. Then she approached her enemy. Mahishasura appeared in various forms to confuse and shake her confidence. The Goddess also incarnated in multiple forms to overpower her enemy, finally exterminating him on the 10th waxing phase of Moon of September-October (month of Ashwin). She grasped his head and pierced his body with her trident and beheaded him. Thereafter, Goddess Durga was called Mahishasura Mardini (slayer of Mahishasura).