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Chaitra Navratri Dwitiya 2027

calendar8th Apr 2027
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Chaitra Navratri Dwitiya 2027 is on Thursday, 8 April 2027.

Abhijit Muhurta12:05 PM – 12:54 PM
Times forUjjain (IST)

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On this page: prarthanas and mantras with audio · questions about Chaitra Navratri Dwitiya

Chaitra Navratri Dwitiya
Day two honours Brahmacharini — Parvati as a young ascetic, barefoot, holding a rosary and a water pot, never a weapon. She earned the name Aparna ('leafless') after a penance so severe she gave up even bilva leaves while trying to win Shiva as her husband.
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The story sits in the Shiva Purana. Young Parvati wants Shiva, and Narada tells her only tapas (penance) will work. She leaves the palace for the forest. For years she lives on fruit and roots. Then only on fallen bilva leaves. Finally she gives up the leaves too — earning the name Aparna, 'she who eats not even a leaf.' Shiva relents. The day's worship mirrors that austerity: devotees offer sugar or mishri (rock candy), not rich sweets, and the goddess is shown with japa mala (rosary) and kamandalu (water pot) instead of the trident she will later carry as Durga. In tantric Navratri practice she is placed at the Svadhisthana chakra, the second energy centre — matching her position as the second night of the nine.
PRARTHANA FOR CHAITRA NAVRATRI DWITIYA
Brahmacharini Mantra
1. Brahmacharini Mantra
Brahmacharini Gayatri Mantra
2. Brahmacharini Gayatri Mantra
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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Chaitra Navratri Dwitiya in 2027?

Chaitra Navratri Dwitiya 2027 falls on Thursday, 8 April 2027.

What is Chaitra Navratri Dwitiya?

Day two honours Brahmacharini — Parvati as a young ascetic, barefoot, holding a rosary and a water pot, never a weapon. She earned the name Aparna ('leafless') after a penance so severe she gave up even bilva leaves while trying to win Shiva as her husband.

Why is Chaitra Navratri Dwitiya observed?

The story sits in the Shiva Purana. Young Parvati wants Shiva, and Narada tells her only tapas (penance) will work. She leaves the palace for the forest. For years she lives on fruit and roots. Then only on fallen bilva leaves. Finally she gives up the leaves too — earning the name Aparna, 'she who eats not even a leaf.' Shiva relents. The day's worship mirrors that austerity: devotees offer sugar or mishri (rock candy), not rich sweets, and the goddess is shown with japa mala (rosary) and kamandalu (water pot) instead of the trident she will later carry as Durga. In tantric Navratri practice she is placed at the Svadhisthana chakra, the second energy centre — matching her position as the second night of the nine.

Which prarthanas are recited on Chaitra Navratri Dwitiya?

Brahmacharini Mantra and Brahmacharini Gayatri Mantra are recited on Chaitra Navratri Dwitiya. You can listen to them with audio on this page.

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