Each day of Navratri is dedicated to a particular form of Shakti. On the third Navratri, Maa Chandraghanta is worshipped, who is considered to be the goddess of courage, gentleness and strength. She is named ‘Chandraghanta’ because of the crescent moon adorning her forehead. On this auspicious occasion, Paras Parivar manifests its social and spiritual values by worshipping Shakti

Form and significance of Maa Chandraghanta

Maa Chandraghanta is considered to be the goddess of valor with modesty. She is adorned in Varada Mudra holding scriptures in ten hands. Symbolizing fearlessness and courage, Maa Chandraghanta rides a lion. This divine form of Maa inspires us to wield patience and strength in life.

Worshiping Maa Chandraghanta destroys fear, grief and negativity from within a person. The worship and proper chanting of Mata Chandraghanta instills confidence, courage and spiritual energy in the devotee.

Message of Paras Parivaar on the second Navratri

Paras Parivaar does not consider Navratri as just a religious ritual, but considers it as a symbol of self-purification, self-development and service towards the society. Through the worship of Maa Chandraghanta, Paras family gives this message to all the devotees that we have to keep patience and courage awakened within us.

Keeping the social interests in mind, Paras family does various spiritual and service works on this day, such as-

Worship of the mother through bhajan-kirtan

Langar service and clothing distribution for the needy

Plantation for environmental protection

Promoting education and service works in the society

Special importance of meditation and sadhana in life

The worship of Maa Chandraghanta on the third Navratri is especially associated with meditation and sadhana. Paras family especially practices meditation, chanting and introspection on this day.

Om Devi Chandraghantaye Namah

By constantly chanting this divine mantra of Maa Chandraghanta, the mind becomes calm by experiencing a wonderful power.

Maa Chandraghanta gives the message of social peace and mutual harmony.

Through the form of Maa Chandraghanta, we come to know the importance of power and peace in life. Paras Parivar, following this message of Maa, spreads the spirit of goodwill, love and human service in the society. Worshipping the goddesses of the third Navratri inspires us to be fearless and perform our duties and social upliftment.

Conclusion

The third Navratri gives us an opportunity to awaken self-confidence and valor in ourselves by worshipping Maa Chandraghanta. Paras Parivar celebrates the third Navratri with enthusiasm as a festival of power and human service. Through its social work, Paras Parivar spreads optimism and positive thinking in the society and it is our heartfelt wish that with the blessings of Maa Chandraghanta, everyone gets success with peace and power.