In Hinduism, Goddess Durga, the invincible essence of the divine Mother Mahadevi, commands reverence as a principal deity. She embodies protection, strength, motherhood, and the duality of creation and destruction. Seated atop a majestic lion, her eight arms wield potent weapons and sacred symbols—Mace, Sword, Discus, Trident, Bow, Lotus, and Conch Shell, symbolizing her cosmic authority. Her front right hand in benevolent Ashirwad Mudra bestows blessings upon devotees.

Adorned in regal attire, crowned with the Kireedam Mukut, and bedecked in divine jewelry, Maa Durga stands as the Self within, the cosmic mother of all creation. As Singhasini, the lion-rider, She symbolizes the fierce courage to face life’s battles. Worshiping Durga signifies seeking her divine protection, strength, and the courage to confront life's battles. She encapsulates the eternal cycle of destruction and creation, guiding believers towards inner strength, resilience, and the transformative power of the divine feminine.