Durga Puja Quotes

पराया बेशक है पर वो मेरी आत्मा के अन्दर है । महज यह सपना भी उसके लिए कितना सुन्दर है ।।

नवरात्रि की आप सबको हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं और बधाई नवरात्रि के पावन पर्व पर आप सब मेरे साथ कसम खाएं , अपने देश की बहन बेटियों को बचाएं....✍

13. May This Durga Puja, Light Up For You. The Hopes of Happy Times, and Dreams For A Year Full Of Smiles! Wish You Happy Durga Puja.

12. I'm wishing that you have the most wonderful celebration of Durga Puja. Treasure the moments and have fun with your family. I'm sending my heartiest wishes to everyone in the family. Happy Durga Puja

11. On Durga Puja I Wish That Maa protects you from all evils and blesses you with Peace, Prosperity and Happiness!

10. You are the Goddess of Victory, You are the Goddess of Divinity, You embody the Power of destraction, You are the harbinger of prosperity, You save us from misery, You obtain our consciousness on kind and tolerant one the savior of the Gods

9. May all the Joys that Durga Puja brings be with you today and in all your tomorrows. Wishing you Happy Durga Puja.

8. Wishing that Maa Durga gives you the courage and strength to fight all evil forces that come your way. Happy Durga Puja

7. May Maa Durga Shower her Choicest Blessing on you and your family on Durga Pooja & Always

6. May Maa Durga EMPOWERS you with her 9 BLESSINGS of Name, Fame, Health, Wealth, Happiness, Humanity, Knowledge, Devotion and Power! Happy & Blessed Durga Puja

5. "Durga (Devi) is synonymous with Shakti or the Divine Power that manifests, sustains and transforms the universe as the one unifying Force of Existence. Shakti is the very possibility of the Absolute's appearing as many, of God's causing this universe. God creates this world through Srishti-Shakti (creative power), preserves through Sthiti-Shakti (preservative power), and destroys through Samhara-Shakti (destructive power). Shakti and Shakta are one; the power and the one who possesses the power cannot be separated; God and Shakti are like fire and heat of fire." - Swami Sivananda.

4. "During Navaratri, Goddess Durga is invoked first to remove impurities from the mind. The Goddess Lakshmi is invoked to cultivate the noble values and qualities. Finally, Saraswati is invoked for gaining the highest knowledge of the Self. This is the significance of the three sets of three nights when all these three are gained subjectively, and then there will be Vijayadashami, the day of true victory." - Swami Tejomayananda of Chinmaya Mission.

3. "Durga Pooja is celebrated in various parts of India in different styles. But the one basic aim of this celebration is to propitiate Shakti, the Goddess in Her aspect as Power, to bestow upon man all wealth, auspiciousness, prosperity, knowledge (both sacred and secular), and all other potent powers. Whatever be the particular or special request that everyone may put before the Goddess, whatever boon may be asked of Her, the one thing behind all these is propitiation, worship and linking oneself with Her. There is no other aim. This is being effected consciously or unconsciously. Everyone is blessed with Her loving mercy and is protected by Her." - Swami Sivananda

2. Dhaker upor chilo kathi, asha kori pujo hoyeche jomjomati. Mayer pherar belai tomai janai bijoyar shuvechha r antorik obhinondon.

1. Man, the imperfect, the bound, the sorrowful, has a thousand enemies within. He is riddled with negative thoughts fears, yearnings. These are selfishness, jealousy, meanness, prejudice and hatred just to mention but a few. The Sadhak must get rid of these lawless villains within. With Mother Durga's kripa, these destructive masters are to be annihilated. Invoke the Mother Terrible to help us annihilate within ourselves all negative forces; all weaknesses, - all littleness. - Swami Chinmayananda