Worship देवी शैलपुत्री for an unlimited supply of grain and wealth.

Devi Shailputri is the daughter of Himalaya, the King of the Mountains. She is the embodiment of one of Devi Durga's avatars. Devi Durga's first incarnation is Devi Shailputri. She is also known as Bhavani, Parvati, Sati, and Hemavati.

Navratri is a nine-day festival celebrated in India. In general, it occurs in the country's northern and western regions. Other parts of India, on the other hand, are brimming with enthusiasm and celebrate the holiday in a variety of ways based on their custom and culture. Shardha Navratri is famous for Garba across the country, people love and enjoy playing Garba. 

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Devi Shailputri's Origins and Legends

Devi Shailputri's name is a combination of two words: "Putri" (daughter) and "Shaila" of the mountain. Devi Durga's first Avatar is Shailputri.

According to the Hindu Mythology tales she was the daughter of Parvat Raj Himalaya, the king of Himalaya King Daksha. She was his beloved daughter whom he named “Sati,” she was an ordinary princess and spent her life in a palace in comfort. It was during her adulthood when she fell in love with one of the Holy Trinity( Holy Trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva), Lord Shiva. Her father king Daksha didn't think highly of him. It is said that during an assembly which is attended by several kings and gods, Lord Shiva didn't stand up to greet king Daksha, which inflicted on his ego so much that he started harboring a grudge against him. Ever since he hold it to him, which only grew after his beloved daughter wanted to marry someone whom he thinks lowly. He has views that Lord Shiva was an ascetic life on mountains. On his daughter's stubborn wish he married her off to Lord Shiva. Although he never fully accepted him. King Daksha once arranges a massive Yagya without inviting Lord Shiva and Sati. although Sati was adamant to accept that her father didn't invite her and asked Lord Shiva for his permission to attend that Yagya that his father had organized. Lord Shiva agreed although on arrival at the palace nobody besides Sati’s mother talk to her, her sisters were taunting her and giving away bad remarks about her and her husband Lord Shiva. Furthermore, Raja Daksha taunts Lord Shiva for his humble lifestyle and life without royalty. This all drove Sati into pain and trauma seeing everyone including her father insulting her husband, she jumped into the smoldering fire. She then takes birth in the Parvatraj Himalaya mansion and marries Lord Shiva as the incarnate of Sati known as Parvati. 
Devi Shailputri also holds a Trishul (trident) in her right hand and a lotus in her left. She also rides a bull. She is the root chakra's Devi. 

The significance of the Nine-day Festival

• Hibiscus, Devi Shailputri's favorite flower
• Red is the Navratri color of the day.
• Moon is the planet ruled by Devi Shailputri.
• Pooja (worship) day is the first day of Navratri (Partipada)

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The Importance of Devi Shailputri Pooja

According to Hindu mythology, Devi Shailputri lives in the Muladhara chakra. As a result, her heavenly force is concealed in all humans. Devi Shailputri also rules over the Moon, the planet of wealth and goodness. Worshipping Devi Shailputri, according to India's greatest astrologers, neutralizes the bad celestial impacts.

Pooja and Vrat for Navratri

Observe fast to please Devi Shailputri takes place on the first day of the nine-day Navratri festival. Our astrologers have detailed the pooja Vidhi Pooja method on the first day-

Pooja Vidhi on the First Day of Navratri-

The first day of the Pooja is associated with the foundation "Kalash." The 9-day event begins on this day. To begin, clean the worship location and place a worship idol of Devi Shailputri on a nice wooden "chowki" (stool).

In addition, place a clean red cloth on the chowki for "Kalash Sthapna." To begin the Navratri Pooja, take a few rice grains and pray to Lord Ganesha. After that, place the rice grains in front of Lord Ganesha's adoration idol.

After that, fill the Kalash with clean water and add a few mongo leaves. Finally, coconut should be placed atop the Kalash. Then, on the Kalash, create the "Swastik" using Roli (red color powder). Make a circular of cow dung on the Kalash to add the barley grains. Set barley grains in it next.

Later, wrap the coconut with "Kalawa" (holy red thread) and Chunri (holy red fabric). Finally, place a large earthen lantern on the ground and fill it with soil. Sow some barley grains into the soil and water them to ensure they develop. Place the Kalash atop the large earthen lamp.
To begin the Pooja, apply vermilion on Mata Shailputri's forehead and cover Devi Shailputri with the sacred crimson fabric. Ghee should be used to light an earthen lamp. Supari, Ghee, fruits, Panchamrit, Panjiri, curd, milk, honey, jaggery, and turmeric are all appropriate gifts to the Devi.

Chant the Shailputri dhyana mantra, Stuti mantra, and aarti. Take Sankalp and do the Devi Durga aarti.