Archive · 25 Sep 2025
Navratri Day 4: Celebrations of Maa Kushmanda and Yellow
On the fourth day of Navratri, people honor Goddess Kushmanda, believed to be the creator of the universe.
She brings light to darkness.
Devotees wear yellow, the color of joy and optimism.
This color signifies the brightness and clarity that come with light, along with warmth, growth, and fertility.
They seek her blessings for creativity and vitality.
Specific timings for puja, including Brahma Muhurta and Godhuli Muhurta, are observed for prayer and worship.
People also focus on wearing yellow and other festive wear.
Day 4 of Navratri is dedicated to Maa Kushmanda.
Kushmanda symbolizes new beginnings and the creation of the universe.
The color associated with the day is yellow, representing joy and optimism.
Devotees seek blessings for vitality and emotional harmony.
Puja timings are observed during the day.
- Who
- Devotees
- What
- Worship Goddess Kushmanda
- When
- Day 4 of Navratri
- Where
- India
- Why
- To seek blessings, joy, and vitality
- Event
- Navratri
- Day
- 4
- Deity
- Maa Kushmanda
- Color
- Yellow
- Significance
- Joy and Positivity
Sources
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