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Thursday, June 23, 2016

Durga Puja Five Day Ritul Celebration-Durga Puja Pictures


Durga Puja is Celebrated for five days.It is belived that Uma, with her four children, Ganesha, Kartik, Saraswati and Lakshmi and her two sakhis, Jaya and Bijaya, comes to visit her parents home each year during the season of sharat or autumn when Durga Puja is celebrated.

Mahalaya


The Festivities start with the first day called Mahalaya.It is also the day countdown to Durga Puja.All the members of the family remembers of the family remember their ancestors.This ritul is called tarpan.Various shlokas are chanted early in the morning in almost every home as well as in the puja mandaps.The week that follows the mahalaya is called Debi-pokhsha.

Soshti Puja

 

On the first day of the Puja, the women welcome the goddess with ulurdhoni and blow the conch(shonkho).All mothers keep a fast on this day to pray for the well being of their children.Worship is performed by ghata stapon where divinity is ritually invoked on the idol.The ceremony is called pran pratisthan.

Shoptomi Puja


From the shoptomi, the worship begins with nobo patrika, the binding together of branches of nine trees.The ensemble is bathed in the Ganga, draped in a white red bordered sari and placed beside Shri Ganesha, then the Sandhi Puja is performed at the ausipocious hour.

Maha Oshtomi Puja


The thiord day is the Maha Oshtomi Puja and a day for vegetarian fare.At the time when Oshtomi tithi ends, Nobomi tithi begins; aartiu is performed and a hundred lamps are lighted.In the evening , a kanya(a young girl) symbolising the goddess, is worshipped.This ritul is called kuari puja.

Nobomi Puja


finally , the day of Navmi arrives which is the last night for the Mother Goddess to stay in her father's home.A haven is performed on this day, marking the completion of the puja.

Doshomi Puja

The next day, the day of Doshami , Goddess Durga goes back to her husband's house.People bid a tearful farewell to her and worship her with candles, fruits and garments.On this day, the immersion ceremony is performed.

A  Puja is performed in the morning.The earthen vessel before the idol is Shaken by the priest , marking the ends of the festival.Then the priest goes around the idol a few times after which a ritul is performed by the women know as the sghidur khesia and Debir Boron.Married women apply vermilion on the face of the idol with betel leaves to bid farewell and seek blessings for happiness and prosperity.

After this, they break into revelry by appliying vermilion on one another's forehead and greet everyone saying 'Shubha bijoya'.

The idols are then cerried to the ganga and, to the accompaniment of music, immersed in the waters.Women accompany the procession joyfully.Singing and dancing.

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Durga Puja is great Hindi festival of  India.Durga Puja festival is commemorated by worshipping Goddess Durga., and the victory of the revered warrior Goddess Durga over the evil buffalo demon Mahishasura. The dates of Durga Puja celebrations are decided according to traditional Hindu calendar and generally fall between the months of September to November according to the Gregorian calendar.Here is Some Information about Durga Puja festival Dates of Year 2016 to year 2021 and many more.



Durga Puja DatYear 2016 to Year 2021

 

Durga Puja Date Detail of Year 2016




Mahalaya           
30th September 2016
Friday
Kalash Sthapana
1st October 2016
Saturday
Panchmi              
6th October 2016
Thursday
Shashthi              
7th October 2016
Friday
Saptami               
8th October 2016
Saturday
Mahaa-Ashtami
9th October 2016
Sunday
Mahaa-Navami                
10th October 2016
Monday
Dashami              
11th October 2016
Tuesday



Durga Puja Festival Date Year 2016:  Oct 1 to Oct 11
Durga Puja Festival Date Year 2017:  Sep 26 to Sep 30
Durga Puja Festival Date Year 2018:  Oct 14 to Oct 19
Durga Puja Festival Date Year 2019:  Oct 3 to Oct 8
Durga Puja Festival Date Year 2020:  Oct 21 to Oct 26
Durga Puja Festival Date Year 2021:  Oct 11 to Oct 15


About Durga Puja

 


Durga Puja is the favourite festival of the people of West Bengal.This festival is celebrated for nine days all over India,though with differing rituls.It is also called Navratri in some parts of the country.Durga puja is celebrated in the September/October. According to the Hindu solar calandar, it falls on the first nine days of the month of Ashwin. It is the time of the year when the weather is at its moderate best, giving the air a festive touch.


It is belive that in ancient times, a demon called Mahishasura earned the favour of Lord Shiva after long meditation and prayers.Shiva, pleased with the devotion of the demon, blessed him with a boon that no man or God would be able to kill him.Empowered with the boon, Mahishasura started killing people mercilessly and even drove the gods out from heaven.The gods then told Shiva about the atrocities of the demon.Angered by this, Shiva opened his third eye and concentrated the energy coming out of it to from a woman.All the gods who were present there contributed their share of energy to this goddess and thus Durga was born.

Riding a lion , she attacked Mahishasura and beheaded him.Ironically perhaps, Mahishasura may have founded the Durga puja when upon lrarning of his impending denise at the hands of the goddess he, as his last wish, asked the goddess that he too might be worshipped along with her.The goddess granted his wish and since then, the demon is seen at her feet in there of her forms.


Durga Puja Celebration 

 

Peolpe worship the ten-armed goddess of fertility and the third embodiment ofthe Devi, Durga.It was Durga who vanquished the buffalo -demon Mahishasura.

Durga Puja is celebrated in most house holds a part from the gaily-decorated mandaps or temporary structures that are erected in almost every locality.It us a common belief that Goddess Lakshmi brings peace and prosperity to the house holds that celebrate this festival.People strongly believe that if Ma Lakshmi becomes chanchala or unhappy with a certain household, she tries to leave the place, leaving the owner of the house in a financial mess.

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