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On the sixth day of Durga Paksha or Navratri, Goddess Katyayani, the sixth of the nine Durgas, is being ritually worshipped in the Dasaighar or Pooja room.
Every year on Ashwin Shukla Shasthi i.e. the sixth day of Durga Paksha, there is a Vedic Sanatani tradition of ritually worshipping Goddess Katyayani.
According to this tradition, today at the place where Ghatasthaphar is established, worship is performed by ritually invoking Goddess Katyayani.
Once upon a time, Goddess Bhagwati incarnated as a very beautiful maiden in sage Katyayan's hermitage to perform the work of the gods.
Enchanted by her child's beauty, Sage Katyayana accepted her as his daughter.
That is why her name Katyayani is mentioned in various mythological texts.
The iconography of Katyayani is said to be a shardul vehicle, a demon slayer, a sword in her hand, a chultha, japapuspa (a type of flower) and yarling in her ears, sitting on a donkey, naked, with big lips and rubbing oil on her body.
Yesti Devi is worshipped today. On the first day of Navratri, on Sunday 28th October, Jamara was placed in the Dasainghar or Pooja room according to Vedic ritual.
On the same day, the first goddess Shailputri, the first of the nine Durgas, was worshipped at the place where the desecration was done.
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