
For the first three days you can meditate on this or perform pujas connected to Durga. She is often seen as fierce and has weapons like bow and arrow and spear riding on a tiger to ruthlessly seek out what is not serving us any longer.

For the second part of the festival the goddess is Lakshmi who is seen as the Mother and is often seen as connected to spiritual wealth. She is often depicted on a fountain of milk holding symbols of wealth and abundance. Much more serene than Durga!

On the tenth day all forms are worshipped and in some areas pubescent girls are particularly revered as beginning to embody the virtuous qualities of the goddesses, who are companions of Shiva, Vishnu and Brahma.
So, find a woman, and the goddess inside yourself (men and women) and revere her. If you know a young woman; next week particularly celebrate her femininity.
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