Navratri 2025: Sharadiya Navratri has begun. It is considered a sacred month in Hinduism. Worship of the Mother Goddess begins in temples from early morning. During these nine days, certain items can beautify the entire home. Bringing them can change one's destiny.

During the nine days of Navratri, worship of various forms of the Mother Goddess is practiced. People take various measures to please Goddess Durga. Bringing a conch shell, Sriyantra, peacock feather, Tulsi, or a banana plant into the home during Navratri is considered extremely significant.

Ayodhya-based astrologer Pandit Kalki Ram explains that this year's Navratri lasts for 10 days. In such a situation, bringing these items into your home during Navratri is a symbol of auspiciousness. The Mother Goddess is also pleased with this, and there will be no shortage of wealth in your life.

The conch is blown during the worship of the Mother Goddess during Navratri. It contains the power and energy of all the gods and goddesses. Bringing a conch shell during Navratri spreads positive energy in the home and provides relief from internal conflicts. The conch shell is considered to be the Lakshmi form of Goddess Durga. Bringing a conch shell during Navratri bestows special blessings from Mother Goddess.

Buying a Shriyantra during Navratri and bringing it home, having it consecrated by a learned priest, and placing it at your place of worship and worshipping it daily, provides relief from financial problems.

Peacock feathers are considered highly sacred in the Sanatan tradition. In Hinduism, many gods and goddesses ride peacocks. Therefore, bringing a peacock feather home during Sharadiya Navratri is considered a symbol of knowledge. Doing so bestows special blessings from Goddess Saraswati.

Bringing a Tulsi plant into the home during Shaadi Navratri provides relief from Vastu defects and bestows special blessings from Lord Vishnu. During Navratri, a Tulsi plant should be planted in the north-east corner of the home.

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