Worshipping Goddess Kushmanda on Chaturthi, the fourth day of Navratri, holds immense spiritual and cultural significance. Known as the creator of the universe, Goddess Kushmanda’s divine smile is believed to have brought light into the cosmos, symbolizing the birth of the universe. Devotees honor her for her association with health, vitality, and prosperity, seeking her blessings for a life filled with positivity and strength. Rituals on this day include Kalash Puja, offering yellow flowers, halwa, curd, and pumpkins, and chanting the mantra “Om Devi Kushmandayai Namah.” The day is also linked to the Anahata (Heart) Chakra, promoting love and compassion. Wearing green, the color of the day, symbolizes growth and harmony. By worshipping Goddess Kushmanda, devotees aim to eliminate darkness from their lives and invite prosperity and wisdom. This practice is deeply rooted in Hindu mythology, where she is depicted with eight arms, holding various symbolic items, and riding a tiger, embodying radiant energy and divine power.

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