Which goddess is worshiped on the 5th day of Navratri?

Goddess Skandamata, Maa Durga's fifth avatar, is honored on the fifth day of Navratri. She is the mother of Skanda, another name for Lord Kartikeya. She is portrayed as having four hands, sitting on a lotus flower, and holding Lord Kartikeya in her lap. She is frequently seen with her lower right hand in a blessing position and her upper right hand holding a lotus blossom. Her lower left hand is making a protective gesture while her upper left hand is holding Lord Kartikeya.

Skandamata, the goddess, is revered for her maternal love and compassion. She is also renowned for her bravery and strength. She is the epitome of the perfect mother, who is both caring and watchful over her kids.

Devotees worship Goddess Skandamata on the fifth day of Navratri to ask her blessings for a happy and healthy family life. Couples without children who seek her blessings in order to be blessed with a child also worship her.

On the fifth day of Navratri, do the following straightforward puja procedure to worship the goddess Skandamata:

1. Create a puja altar in a spot that is clean and well-ventilated.

2. Position a Skandamata idol or figure in the altar's center.

3. Turn on a lamp and some incense.

4. Present the goddess with flowers, fruit, and sweets.

5. Say the meditative mantra:

Om Skandamata Namah.

6. Recite the stotras below:

Skandamata Skandamata,

Jaya Skandamata

Devi Skandamata

Namo Namah, please.

7. Make an offering to the goddess Skandamata to ask for her blessings on a joyful and healthy family life.

Distribute the prasad to everyone of your family and friends when the puja is finished.

May Goddess Skandamata provide pleasure, serenity, and prosperity upon you and your loved ones.