Скачать или смотреть EP: 5- How are the NavDurga related ? Why devi sits on a Tiger, Lion and a Donkey ? Ishita Sharma

In this video, we explore the powerful forms of Goddess Durga: Skandmata, Katyayani, and Kalratri, each symbolising unique stages and qualities in the spiritual journey.

*Skandmata* represents the mature stage of household life (*grihastha*), symbolizing balance and leadership as she rides a lion. She is depicted without weapons, having passed them to her son Skanda, marking the transition to the next life phase (*vanprastha*).

*Katyayani* and *Kalratri* reflect contrasting aspects of the vanprastha stage, showing the goddess's adaptability in facing different challenges. Katyayani, gentle yet powerful, rides a lion with a straight sword and a lotus, while Kalratri, fierce and unyielding, rides a donkey, wielding a curved sword and vajra.

These goddess forms teach the balance of gentleness and ferocity, resilience in transitions, and the strength to overcome darkness and negativity in various ways.

Join us to delve deeper into the symbolism and spiritual teachings of Skandmata, Katyayani, and Kalratri, and discover how their energies can inspire transformation and resilience in our lives.

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You can find the different chapters of the video here !
01:35 -Difference between Devi Kushmanda and Skandmata roop
02:38 - Difference between tiger and Lion as Maa’s vahan!
04:32- The beginning of Vaanprastha for Devi
05:05 - Difference between Katyayni Devi and Kalratri
06:30 - Shumbh Nishumb katha
06:45 - Raktbeej katha
07:35 - Why maa Kaalratri sits on a donkey
08:36 - Meaning of name of Maa Katyayni
08:50- Meaning of name of Maa Kaalratri