Navaratri - A Devotional Song
Navaratri, Navaratri
Not just a time to celebrate
Not just to celebrate
A time to learn, to grow, to elevate
Navaratri, Navaratri
Not just a time to celebrate
Not just to celebrate
A time to learn and stay humble
Each Ratri, each Ratri
Tells a story, tells a story
Every night, every night
Holds a meaning for life
Night One — Shailaputri, Daughter of the Mountain
Rooted deep like ancient stone
Courage rises from the earth
Nature's wisdom calls us home
Night Two — Brahmacharini, the Devoted One
Walking steady on the sacred path
Discipline and purity
Single-minded, burning bright with tapasya
Night Three — Chandraghanta, Moon-Bell Woman
Grace that echoes through the dark
Inner sound that shatters shadows
Standing fearless, standing stark
Night Four — Kushmanda, Creator of the Cosmic Egg
Light and warmth and sweet abundance
A smile that spins the universe
Pure creative radiance
Night Five — Skandamata, Mother of Kartikeya
Nurturing love that never ends
Protection, wisdom, gentle strength
The mother-heart that always defends
Night Six — Katyayani, Daughter of the Sage
Fierce compassion, righteous flame
Dharma's sword cuts through the darkness
Warrior goddess, none can tame
Night Seven — Kalaratri, the Darkest Night
Burning ignorance to ash
Fear and ego fall away
When the ego's illusions crash
Night Eight — Mahagauri, Radiant Purity
Peace that settles after war
Forgiveness flows like sacred rivers
Calm within, forevermore
Night Nine — Siddhidatri, Giver of Siddhis
Perfection, freedom, liberation's key
Divine knowledge softly blooms
The soul at last is truly free
Nine nights, one journey
An inward sacred road
Grounding with discipline (Shailaputri, Brahmacharini)
Courage meets creativity (Chandraghanta, Kushmanda)
Nurturing with justice (Skandamata, Katyayani)
Destroying fear for purity (Kalaratri, Mahagauri)
And finally — liberation (Siddhidatri)
The soul's own victory!
Navaratri, Navaratri
Not just a time to celebrate
Not just to celebrate
A time to learn and stay humble
Navaratri, Navaratri
Not just a time to celebrate
Not just to celebrate
A time to learn and stay humble
Each Ratri, each Ratri
Has a meaning...
Meaning for life
M.L.Narendra Kumar
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