MAA KALRATRI SEVENTH MENIFESTATION OF MAA DURGA

Today is the saptami tithi of Ashwin Mass of Shukla Paksha and the Moon is in Mool Nakshatra. So the day is reffered for Maa Kalratri. Maa Kalaratri is the seventh aspect of Maa Durga. She is the most violent form of Maa Durga. Kalaratriis one of the most aggressive and intenseform of Maa Durga and her appearance induces fear. This form of Maa is believed to be the destroyer of all demon entities.

You can get the unbelievable results by worshipping Maa Kalratri. Today the heart of Devotees is in Sahastrar chakra which opens the door of all siddhi of the great universe. Kalaratri means “the Death of Kaal”. Here Kaal represents time & death. Maa Kalaratri destroys ignorance and removes darkness. She is also known as Shubhankari.In this form Goddess Kalratri killed Raktabeej. Raktabeej was a demon who could multiply from every drop of his blood which fell on the ground. The Maa Kaalratri killed him by licking the blood before it could reach the ground and hence conquered him. She endows her devotees with calm and courage.

The complexion of Maa Kalaratri is like dark night with plentiful hair. She has four hands. The left two hands holds a cleaver and a torch, and the right two are in the mudras of “giving” and “protecting”. Her necklace is shining like thunder. Her three eyes emanate rays like lightning. Her nostrils throw fire when she inhales or exhales air. Her mount is donkey. Blue, Red, white colour should be used to wear on this day. Maa Kalratri’s appearance is very dangerous. But she always gives blesses her devotees. So there is no need to afraid of her. This manifestation of the goddess is very auspicious.

This form of the Maa Durga provides accomplishments and success. Seventh day of Durga Puja is most important day for Tantriks to perform their rituals. They worship goddess Kalratri after the midnight with tantrik rituals. On this day, the eyes of the goddess are opened and the vilva which is invited on the sixth day of the navratra is included into the puja.

HOW TO WORSHIP MAA KALRATRI

First of all the Kalash is worshipped along with all the planets and family members of the goddess. After that we should worship the goddess Kalratri by chanting the following mantra.

Ya devi sarva bhuteshu Maa Kalratri rupe
Sanisthita,

Namstasye, namastaye, namstaye namoh namah.

Lord Shiva and Brahma are also worshipped after worshipping the goddess.

To get success in every field you can do one upay, prepare a paste of kumkum, lakh, kapoor, ghee, and honey and apply it on your forehead as teeka. Undoubtedly you will get success in all walks of life.

If you are appearing in a competitive exam, feed ants with the paste of seven daal.

To get success in politics put 21 choori, 2 pair of siver bichhiya, 5 gulhar phool, 42 cloves, 7 kapoor, and a bottle of perfume in a red cloth and offer it in the feet of Maa kalratri.

To get sure success in Mass Media apply a pure ghee tilak on the forehead of Maa Kalratri, light a diya and get your career graf increased day by day.

A MAHAUPAY DURING NAVRATRAS

Touch the feet of an old man of your family and see the Karyasiddhi Yantra before going out of your house to work.
Keep a yellow flower in your work place shrine and donate it to a beggar to the very next day.

Do not forget to donate something to a saint. Keep sandal wood in a yellow cloth and keep it in your safe lockers at your work place on Navmi.

BHOG FOR MAA KAALRATRI –

On this day fast is observed whole day and then Jiggery is offered as Bhog to the Mata. This Bhog is also given to Brahman along with Dakshina. Worshipping Maa kalratri all the devotee get relieve from all pains and also reduces the abrupt pains that may arise.

SIGNIFICANCE OF MAA KALRATRI

Mata Kaalratri is worshipped on the saptami of Navratri. In this form of Maa Durga she removes all the evil powers and thus is called by the name of Kalratri. Maa Kalratri created the three forms before the creation of universe at the time when Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesha appeared. Kalratri is also known by the names of Mahamaya, Mahamari, Mahakali, Shudha, Trisha, Nidra, Trishna, Ekveera and Durtyaya. With her magnificent eyes, Maa has a vision of grace on her devotees. Her right upper arm signifies protection and lower arm signifies prosperity, perfect knowledge and sacrifice.