Navratri Day 6 chants | Katyayani Mantra 108 Times

On the sixth day of Navratri, devotees worship Maa Katyayani, the warrior form of Goddess Durga. Born in the ashram of Sage Katyayana, she rides a lion, holds a gleaming sword and a lotus, and is honoured as the destroyer of the demon Mahishasura. Katyayani Mantra and Shloka Jaap are chanted on the sixth day of Navratri. Her mantra is chanted 11 times at the start and end, with her dhyana shloka chanted 108 times (one full mala) in between. Mantra Om Devi Katyayanyai Namah Meaning "Om, I bow to Goddess Katyayani." Shloka Lyrics Chandrahasojjvala Kara Shardula Vara Vahana Katyayani Shubham Dadyad Devi Danava Ghatini Meaning "Her hand gleaming with the Chandrahasa sword, riding the noble tiger, may Goddess Katyayani, destroyer of demons, grant us auspiciousness." Why devotees chant this mantra Chanting Maa Katyayani's mantra on the sixth day of Navratri is traditionally believed to bring courage, remove obstacles, and protect against negativity. She is also especially worshipped by those praying for a happy marriage, a tradition linked to the Gopis of Vrindavan, who observed the Katyayani Vrata. Completing 108 recitations, one full mala, is considered especially auspicious. Navratri Day 6 colour: Green 🪔 Listen to all nine forms of Maa Durga in one chant:    • Navratri Mantras | 9 Forms of Maa Durga | ...   🪔 Navratri Day 5, Maa Skandamata Jaap:    • Navratri Day 5 Jaap - Skandamata Mantra 10...   Also searched as: Navratri Day 6 mantra 108 times, Katyayani mantra with lyrics, Navratri 6th day jaap, नवरात्रि Day 6 मंत्र, Maa Katyayani stuti, Katyayani mantra for marriage This channel shares devotional mantras alongside instrumental music rooted in Indian classical ragas, made for prayer, stillness and reflection. Subscribe for a new mantra each day of Navratri. #Navratri #Katyayani #NavratriDay6