Ammavari Dasara Alankaralu @ Vijayawada Utsav 2025 Dushera @SheelaUnniSrideviNrithyalaya

Описание: Highlights
0:49 Kanaka Durga on Indrakila Hill

Goddess described as shining on the Krishna riverbank.

Devotees admire her radiant presence during Navaratri.

1:26 Golden Armor Alankaram

Durga adorned with golden kavacham (armor).

Her nose ring shines like a star, symbolizing auspiciousness.

2:21 Book and Japa Mala Form

Goddess holds scriptures and rosary beads.

Represents wisdom and devotion, seated gracefully.

4:25 Gayatri Devi Alankaram

Durga appears as Gayatri with five faces.

Seated on a lotus, blessing devotees with knowledge and protection.

5:21 Annapurna Devi Alankaram

Goddess as Annapurna, offering food and sustenance.

Symbolizes nourishment and compassion for all beings.

6:18 Saraswati Devi Alankaram

Durga manifests as Saraswati, playing the veena.


Riding a swan, embodying wisdom and arts.

8:10 Ugra Roopam (Fierce Form)

Goddess depicted slaying demons with the trident.

Represents protection of dharma and destruction of evil.

9:34 Mahishasura Mardini

Durga on a lion, defeating Mahishasura.

Central highlight of Navaratri, symbolizing victory of good over evil.

10:11 Rajarajeshwari Alankaram

Goddess appears serene, holding sugarcane and mudras.

Grants peace and prosperity on Dasami (final day).

11:00 Protective Hymns

Chant invoking Durga’s protection for all body parts.

Ends with repeated salutations: “Durge Devi Namostute.”

🌸 Symbolic Meaning of Each Alankaram
Kanaka Durga on Indrakila Hill (Day 1)

Symbolizes the goddess as the eternal protector of Vijayawada.

🗓 Day-by-Day Alankaram Sequence
Day 1 – Pratipada (Kanaka Durga on Indrakila Hill)

Marks the goddess’s eternal presence on Indrakila Hill by the Krishna river.

Symbolizes her role as protector of Vijayawada and initiator of Navaratri.

Day 2 – Dwitiya (Golden Armor Alankaram)

Durga adorned in golden kavacham (armor).

Represents strength, prosperity, and auspicious beginnings.

Day 3 – Tritiya (Book and Japa Mala Form)

Goddess holds scriptures and rosary beads.

Encourages wisdom, devotion, and spiritual discipline.

Day 4 – Chaturthi (Gayatri Devi Alankaram)

Five-faced Gayatri seated on a lotus.

Embodies enlightenment, protection, and the five elements.

Day 5 – Panchami (Annapurna Devi Alankaram)

Goddess as Annapurna, offering food and sustenance.

Symbolizes compassion, abundance, and nourishment for all beings.

Day 6 – Shashti (Saraswati Devi Alankaram)

Durga manifests as Saraswati, playing the veena, riding a swan.

Represents purity, wisdom, and the arts.

Day 7 – Saptami (Ugra Roopam)

Fierce form slaying demons with the trident.

Stands for destruction of evil and protection of dharma.

Day 8 – Ashtami (Mahishasura Mardini)

Central highlight: Durga on a lion defeating Mahishasura.

Symbolizes triumph of good over evil, courage, and divine justice.

Day 9 – Navami (Rajarajeshwari Alankaram)

Serene form holding sugarcane and mudras.

Grants peace, prosperity, and harmony—culmination of Navaratri.

Day 10 – Dasami (Protective Hymns)

Chant invoking Durga’s protection for all body parts.

Ends with repeated salutations “Durge Devi Namostute,” signifying surrender and devotion.

Her radiance on the Krishna riverbank represents divine presence blessing the land and its people.

Golden Armor Alankaram (Day 2)

The golden kavacham (armor) reflects strength, prosperity, and auspiciousness.

The shining nose ring is seen as a star guiding devotees toward good fortune.

Book and Japa Mala Form (Day 3)

Scriptures and rosary beads highlight wisdom, devotion, and spiritual discipline.

Encourages seekers to balance knowledge with prayer.

Gayatri Devi Alankaram (Day 4)

Five-faced Gayatri embodies the five elements and five pranas (life forces).

Seated on a lotus, she blesses devotees with enlightenment and protection.

Annapurna Devi Alankaram (Day 5)

Goddess of nourishment, offering food to all beings.

Symbolizes compassion, abundance, and the sustenance of life.

Saraswati Devi Alankaram (Day 6)

Goddess of wisdom, arts, and learning, playing the veena.

Riding a swan, she represents purity and the pursuit of knowledge.

Ugra Roopam (Day 7)

Fierce form slaying demons with the trident.

Symbolizes destruction of evil and protection of dharma (righteousness).

Mahishasura Mardini (Day 8)

Central highlight of Navaratri: Durga defeating the buffalo demon Mahishasura.

Represents the triumph of good over evil, courage, and divine justice.

Rajarajeshwari Alankaram (Day 9)

Serene form holding sugarcane and mudras (gestures of blessing).

Grants peace, prosperity, and harmony—marking the culmination of Navaratri.

Protective Hymns (Day 10)

Chant invoking Durga’s protection for every part of the body.

Ends with repeated salutations “Durge Devi Namostute,” reinforcing surrender and devotion.