Kushmanda devi painting

Golu festival dates coincide with the Sharad Navratri. In 2024 the festival will start on October 3 and continue till October 12 Th October

The fourth day is also known as Chaturthi. She is the “Creative Energy of the Universe”. Hence, she is associated with taking care or looking after the vegetation on earth.

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Goddess Kushmanda is the fourth Goddess among the Navadurga’s, who is credited as the creator of the Universe with her gentle smile. Even the word Kushmanda gives the same meaning. Ku means small or little, Ushma means energy or warmth, and Anda means the egg, indicating the cosmic egg of creation, finally giving the meaning

Offering your special prayers to Goddess Kushmanda on the fourth day of Navaratri can bestow prosperity, profound peace and happiness. Read more in AstroVedPedia.

Ma Kushmanda is the fourth avatar of Goddess Durga. Her name means "the cosmic egg" and she is considered the creator of the universe. She has a radiant face and golden complexion. She resides in the core of the sun and controls the entire solar system.

The Navadurga stotram is a powerful stotram that contains nine hymns each on the nine goddesses of Navadurgas namely Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skandamata, Katyayini, Kalarathri, Mahagouri, and Siddhidhatri. All these goddesses are the nine forms of Shakthi, who are well known to protect their devotees, bestow their wishes, and are known to bring auspiciousness.