Rajasthan News Desk!!! Shardiya Navratri has special significance in Hindu religion. Navratri festival is celebrated 4 times in a year, including one on Shardiya II Chaitra and two Gupta Navratri. During Navratri, 9 forms of Navadurga are worshiped for 9 days. There is a religious belief that during Navratri, Goddess Maa Jagadamba stays among her devotees for 9 days. This year Shardiya Navratri is starting from 3rd October and will end on 12th October.
Many rules are also followed during Navratri. It is said that for 9 days of Navratri, Mother Goddess Jagdamba lives among her devotees and during this time, worshiping her as per the rituals also brings her blessings. In such a situation, if you want Mata Rani to come to your house before Ghat Sthapana, then for this you will have to remove some things from your house before Navratri, so let us tell you today in this report.
take care of cleanliness
In Shardiya, Maa Durga comes to earth for 9 days and devotees of Maa Durga observe fast and worship during these 9 days to please her. But during this period, special attention should be paid to cleanliness. -Clean the house completely before Navratri starts. Keep in mind that Mata Rani resides only in a clean place and wherever she resides there is happiness. Poverty starts increasing in a house where there is dirt. Therefore, every corner of the house should be cleaned before Navratri.
Do this before installation
⦁Clean the house completely before Navratri starts.
⦁ A positive atmosphere should be maintained at home during Shardiya Navratri.
⦁ If there are any broken idols or torn pictures in the temple of the house, then remove them from the house. Besides this, it also creates Vaastu defects in the house.
⦁ Broken idols of gods and goddesses should be immersed in holy rivers.
⦁ Before Shardiya Navratri, old shoes and slippers, broken glass utensils, broken watches etc. should be thrown out of the house.
⦁ Along with this, you should also throw out old clothes from your house. Because all these things increase negativity.
