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Day 9: Navratri Story | Day 9 Goddess Siddhidatri Story | The 8 Siddhis On the ninth day of the nine-day long Hindu festival of Navratri, we worship the ninth form of Devi Durga. The ninth form of Devi Durga is Maa Siddhidatri. Today let's listen to the story of Maa Siddhidatri. It is said that at the beginning of time when there was nothing in the universe there was only darkness then Maa Kushmanda created the universe using her radiant smile. Maa Kushmanda also created the holy trinity. She created Lord Shiva, Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu and each one of these gods was given a job to do. Brahma is the creator, Vishnu the preserver and Shiva the destroyer. Once all these gods were created, Shiva went and prayed to Maa Kushmanda and asked her more perfection. He asked Maa Kushmanda to bestow him with lots and lots of blessings, to bestow him with more perfection. And that's when Maa Kushmanda created another goddess. She created Maa Siddhidatri. Maa Siddhidatri blessed Shiva not just with eight or 'ashtasiddhis' but with 18 siddhis or 18 perfections. These 18 comprised not just the 'ashtasiddhis' or the eight perfections but also ten more siddhis which are the secondary perfections as defined by Lord Krishna. And then something amazing happened, half of Lord Shiva's body became one with Maa Siddhidatri. She became half of Shiva and that form of Shiva where he is half female and half male is called Ardhanareshwar. Maa Siddhidatri also blessed Brahma and Vishnu with eight perfections or the 'ashtasiddhis' and these eight Siddhis (perfections) are: Anima: The ability to become as small as an atom Mahima: The ability to become infinitely large Garima: The ability to become infinitely heavy Laghima: The ability to become infinitely light Prati: The ability to become omnipresent Prakhambya: The ability to make all that you desire come true Ishitva: Lordship Vashitva: The power to conquer all. And that is why Maa Siddhidatri is worshipped on the ninth day of the Navratri which is also called Ram Navmi or Naumi. Maa Siddhidatri sits on a lotus and her ride is a lion. She has four hands. In one hand she carries a Gada, in one a chakra, in one a lotus and in one a Shunk. Maa Siddhidatri is not just worshipped by humans she is worshipped by the devas, by the Gandharvas, by the asuras, by the yakshas and by the Siddhas. -- #day9navratri #storyofnavratri #maasiddhidatri #day9goddess #navratristory - Please Subscribe:    / nutspacein   --- Learn Online with Stories : https://lms.nutspace.in Know more about us: https://nutspace.in --- Facebook:   / nutspace   Instagram:   / nutspacestries