Goddess Skandmata
Fifth Navadurga, mother of Skanda (Kartikeya), symbol of maternal strength.
About Goddess Skandmata
Goddess Skandamata, the fifth form of Navadurga, signifies motherly devotion and fierce protection. She is depicted seated on a lion, holding her child, Lord Kartikeya (Skanda), in her lap, along with lotus flowers, radiating motherly affection and divine grace. Worshipped on the fifth day of Navaratri, she grants wisdom, prosperity, and salvation to her devotees. As the nurturing mother, she protects all beings while also guiding them toward spiritual advancement. Her form is particularly revered by those seeking parental blessings and inner peace through pure-hearted devotion.
Depiction of Goddess Skandmata
Four-armed, seated on lion, holding infant Skanda.
Goddess Skandmata Roop and Avatar
Nurturing mother aspect of Parvati.
Important Festivals
Fifth day of Navratri
Short Stories and Facts
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