नवरात्रि में मां दुर्गा को भूलकर भी न चढ़ाएं दूर्वा, क्यों है वर्जित, जानें माता रानी पर अर्पित न करने की वजह भी

Shardiya Navratri 2024 : In Hindu religion, the worship of Goddess Durga is given great importance and especially the time of Shardiya Navratri is considered special. During these days, nine different forms of Mother Goddess are worshiped with rituals. During this time, some important things are kept in the puja plate, which are offered to the Goddess, but do you know that Durva or grass is not used in the worship of Mata Rani. What is the reason for this? Let us know Bhopal residents Astrologer and Vastu consultant Pandit Hitendra Kumar Sharma From.

Importance of Durva in worship
You must have seen the use of Durva in the material during any puja, havan or religious ritual because, before the worship of any God or Goddess, Lord Ganesha is worshiped and Durva is definitely kept for the worship of Bappa. Is. It is considered a symbol of purity and renewal. It is believed that this also removes negative energy and obstacles.

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Why is Durva prohibited in the worship of Maa Durga?
On one hand, Durva is mainly included in the worship of the first revered Ganesha, while keeping Durva or grass in the worship of Maa Durga is considered prohibited because Durva is related to the planet Mars, which is known for fiery energy. goes. Whereas nothing is offered to Maa Durga which matches the energy of Mars. Therefore, when you offer Durva to Bhavani, she may get angry with you and you may not get the full results of the puja.

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This is also the reason for not offering Durva to Mother Goddess.
According to religious beliefs, the form of Maa Durga represents the power of creation, nurture and destruction. Also, the material used in her worship reflects the divine feminine power. Whereas, Durva grass reflects the fierceness and masculinity of Mars, which is considered opposite to the gentleness and motherly nature of the mother. Therefore, offering Durva to Jagadamba is prohibited.

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