In the Sanatan tradition, Navratri is a divine time for the worship of Adishakti Maa Durga. During these nine sacred days, devotees pray for happiness, prosperity, and peace in their lives by worshipping the various forms of Mother Amba, the mother of the universe. The scriptures state that every moment of Navratri is extremely fruitful for spiritual practice and service.

Spiritual Significance of Navratri

Navratri is a festival of self-purification, accumulation of power, and awakening of compassion. During this period, devotees who worship Mother Bhagwati with faith and devotion, and who worship girls in the form of the Mother Goddess, are eternally blessed by Mother Amba. In the Sanatan tradition, Kanya Pujan is considered the worship of Adishakti herself; the scriptures describe girls as the embodiment of the Goddess.

A Pledge to Serve

On the auspicious occasion of Navratri, Narayan Seva Sansthan is performing the noble task of providing a healthy and dignified life to 501 disabled girls by performing free surgeries on them. Many innocent girls face difficulties in life due to physical disabilities. Your support will awaken new hope in their lives to walk, smile, and become self-reliant.

Religious texts describe the importance of charity:

“Patrebhyaḥ diyate nityamanpekshya prayojanam.
kevalam tyāgabuddhya yad dharmānaṁ taduchyate.”

That is, charity given without any selfish motive or expectation, solely with a spirit of sacrifice and compassion, is true charity.

Take a Pledge on Chaitra Navratri

During this auspicious period of Chaitra Navratri, contribute to the worship and surgeries of disabled girls and receive the special blessings of Mother Jagadamba. Your donation will enable the operation of these innocent disabled girls, providing them with a healthy and self-reliant future.