9 Auspicious Colours For Navratri, Know Which Colour Is Lucky On Each Day
Each day of Navratri holds special significance with its auspicious colour, believed to attract divine blessings and positive energy. Wearing the right colour helps maintain planetary harmony.
Chaitra Navratri 2025: Chaitra Navratri is a sacred time that marks the beginning of the Hindu New Year. This nine-day festival is dedicated to the worship of Goddess Durga and her nine divine forms. Each day of Navratri is associated with a specific goddess and an auspicious colour. It is believed that wearing these colours or decorating homes and temples accordingly enhances positive energy and invites the blessings of the goddess.
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How To Use These Colours Effectively?
- Wear clothes in the designated colour for each day.
- Chant special mantras for planetary harmony.
- Offer flowers and fabrics of the respective colours during puja.
- Practice meditation and yoga to maintain positive energy.
9 Navratri colours And Their Astrological Significance
Day 1 – Orange (Pratipada, March 30, 2025):
The first day is dedicated to Goddess Shailputri. Orange symbolises positivity and new beginnings. It represents Mars, which signifies strength and energy.
Day 2 – White (Dwitiya, March 31, 2025):
On the second day, Goddess Brahmacharini is worshiped. White signifies peace, purity, and spirituality. Associated with the Moon, this colour brings calmness and tranquility.
Day 3 – Red (Tritiya, April 1, 2025):
The third day is devoted to Goddess Chandraghanta. Red symbolizes devotion, power, and courage. Connected to Saturn, this colour enhances stability and confidence.
Day 4 – Royal Blue (Chaturthi, April 2, 2025):
On this day, Goddess Kushmanda is worshiped. Royal blue promotes stability, deep thinking, and divine energy. It is linked to Jupiter, enhancing wisdom and knowledge.
Day 5 – Yellow (Panchami, April 3, 2025):
Dedicated to Goddess Skandamata, the fifth day calls for wearing yellow, symbolizing hope, knowledge, and happiness. Ruled by Mercury, this colour brings prosperity and harmony.
Day 6 – Green (Shashti, April 4, 2025):
Goddess Katyayani is honored on the sixth day. Green signifies new energy, prosperity, and connection to nature. Associated with Rahu, it protects against negative influences.
Day 7 – Grey (Saptami, April 5, 2025):
This day is dedicated to Goddess Kalaratri. Grey represents courage and strength. Ruled by the Sun, it boosts confidence and spirituality.
Day 8 – Purple (Ashtami, April 7, 2025):
On the eighth day, devotees worship Goddess Mahagauri. Purple symbolizes grandeur, peace, and spiritual growth. It is associated with Venus, representing love and beauty.
Day 9 – Peacock Green (Navami, April 8, 2025):
The final day, also celebrated as Ram Navami, is dedicated to Goddess Siddhidatri. Peacock green represents beauty, prosperity, and positivity. Ruled by Ketu, it enhances spiritual elevation and divinity.
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