Durga on Tiger
Goddess Durga’s Arrival, Departure for Navratri Durga Puja 2022 predictions, indications…
Arrival of Goddess Durga on Elephant and Departure on Boat predicts the abundance of food grains, greater yield of crops, superb growth in agriculture sector and greater availability of water for the year of 2022.
In 2020, Goddess Durga is arriving on a horse (Ashwa vahana) and will leave for Kailash on a buffalo (Mahisha). This is according to the day of Ghatasthapana of Sharadiya Navaratra. Mithila Panchag, Kashi Panchang of Varanasi, and all other Drik Siddhantha Panchangs follow the Navratri procedure while Bengali people follow Durga Puja method of worship which begins on Durga Sashti. The arrival of Durga Mata on a horse implies political instability in India.
According to Bangla panchangs such as Gupta Press Panjika and Vishudh Siddhant, Maa Durga’s arrival is on a palanquin (dola) this year, while she will leave on boat. Goddess Durga’s arrival on a dola is a bad omen as it brings drought and floods.
As per the scriptures, her arrival on the palanquin indicates plague. The boat heralds flood, but leaves fertility and a high yield of crops at its wake as well. So it is being believed that even if the arrival of the Goddess means a plague will haunt Earth, she will continue to provide food security to her devotees.
Goddess Durga arrival, departure during Navratri Puja is considered very significant. The vehicles on which Goddess Durga comes and goes on the first day and the last day of Navratri respectively represents the coming year’s harvest, prosperity, happiness, wealth, health, etc, for people.