The second day of Navratri is dedicated to Goddess Brahmacharini. Brahmacharini, is dressed in a white garb and carries a Rudraksha necklace in one hand and a Karmandala in the other. Goddess Brahmacharini bestows her worshipers a happy and peaceful life. This form of Durga is symbolic of the severe penance carried out by Goddess Sati and Goddess Parvati.
The name Bramhacharini means a female who pursues religious knowledge. She is dressed in a white gard and carries a Rudraksha necklace in one hand and a Karmandala in the other.
This form of Durga is symbolic of the severe penance carried out by Goddess Sati and Goddess Parvati.
Goddess Bramhacharini practiced difficult penances to get Lord Shiva as her husband. This lasted for several thousand years. She lived eating dry Bilva leaves and as time passed, she stopped even this. Her dedication made Lord Brahma to give her boon that her wish will be fulfilled.
Devi Brahmacharini is known for her pure and sincere devotion and determination. The story of Brahmacharini shows that through worshipping her, devotees can achieve their goal.