Unprecedented Grandeur at Navratri Festival in Krishnagiri

The Navratri Festival at Shri Parshva Padmavati Shakti Peeth Teerth Dham, Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu, showcases a grand celebration with 21 divine forms of Maa Padmavati and a 40-feet owl statue. Led by Saint Param Pujya Vasant Vijay Ji Maharaj, thousands enjoy spiritual rituals and activities over 10 days.

The Navratri Festival being held at Shri Parshva Padmavati Shakti Peeth Teerth Dham, located in Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu, is witnessing a celebration of unprecedented glory this year. Highlighted by a newly established grand pandal, visitors can now witness the 21 divine forms of Maa Padmavati, an offering that marks the first of its kind in India.

The pandal also holds a massive 40-feet tall and 150-feet wide statue of the owl, traditionally believed to be the vehicle of Maa Lakshmi, drawing thousands of captivated devotees. This grand 10-day festival, which began on October 3, is orchestrated under the guidance of National Saint Param Pujya Vasant Vijay Ji Maharaj, bringing together thousands of worshippers in spiritual harmony.

Significant rituals such as the sacred Abhishek of Maa Padmavati with saffron-infused milk commenced on the first day itself, eliciting participation from thousands. Moreover, the festival includes a 36-kund Mahalakshmi Karyasiddhi Mahayagya, where large amounts of ghee, sandalwood, and rare herbs are being used to provide blessings and divine energy. Devotees continually partake in Maha Aartis and enjoy Bhajan Sandhyas, enhancing the spiritual experience.

(With inputs from agencies.)