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Why we celebrate Navaratri?Other - Holidays - 4 Answers - 2007-10-15 01:06:44 Best Answer When Rama wanted victory over RAvana, he invoked the Mother Goddess to give him strength for victory. "Shakti" is strength; It is synonymous to The Goddess worshipped these nine days in 9 different forms. She is Mother, Shanti or peace, Shakti or strength, a simple woman who renounced all but leaves, and so on... 9 different ones. By worshipping, the inner strength is strengthened. All Answers Answer 1 Navarathri is nine worshiping nights to navashakthi.Actually its to empower the nine innerpower of human. Power is always with all of the human being. We do not sense the power. Navarathri is the practice of sensing our own inner power.A person with out knowing his inner power is like a student sitting an examination and reading the question paper but he is not cabable to understand and answer any questions. Therefore the NAvarathri is very important festival to aware our self and improve our inner power. 2007-10-15 01:25:31 Answer 2 When Rama wanted victory over RAvana, he invoked the Mother Goddess to give him strength for victory. "Shakti" is strength; It is synonymous to The Goddess worshipped these nine days in 9 different forms. She is Mother, Shanti or peace, Shakti or strength, a simple woman who renounced all but leaves, and so on... 9 different ones. By worshipping, the inner strength is strengthened. 2007-10-15 02:14:22 Answer 3 The vast majority of Americans never heard of it, considering it is a Hindu custom. 2007-10-15 07:11:31 Answer 4 To celebrate the victory of good over evil. The Goddess fought to kill the Asuras all the 9 days and succeeded. It showed "strength". Shakti. And how it wins. Also respect for "women" who are all Shaktis. We need to ignite that within us. 2007-10-15 08:08:31 |
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