Nine Months in the Womb and Nine Days of Navratri
Have you ever thought if there is any similarity between the nine months in the mother’s womb and the nine days of Navratri? Every six months we need nine days to re-live the nine months experience. We all need these nine days to go back to recollect where we came from. These nine days are therefore precious and we must know how to tap in the divine energies by meditating, attending satang, maintaining silence and gaining as much knowledge as we can.
Let us talk about the month by month fetal development and compare it with the day by day development during Navratri.
Nine Months in the Womb and Nine Days of Navratri-OneWorldNews
Fetal Month/ Navratri Day | Fetal Development | Navratri Development | Deity |
1 | Connection with the mother established | Connection with the Goddess established | Maha Kali |
2 | Fetal heart beat is heard; eyes, ears, mouth, bones, hands and toes develop. | We start chanting the divine mantras with every organ of our body. | |
3 | The fetal body has now victoriously started taking shape and organs have started developing. | We are victoriously moving toward understanding the Goddess. We have won over the Tamo Gunas | |
4 | The fetal movement can be felt. Skin hair and intestines develop. | The divine connection leaves a noticeable glow on the face | Maha Lakshmi |
5 | Sucking and swallowing begins, protective fine hair cover the body. | We have now started understanding and communicating with the Goddess | |
6 | Immune system and reflex system develops. | The divine kawach is formed around the physical body. (Rajo Guna) | |
7 | Fetal eyes are now open and the baby is able to cry. The baby is now very active and gets hiccups. | Now you can see through most of the things and events psychically. You are now enthusiastic about the final days and blessings of the Goddess. | Maha Saraswati |
8 | The baby sleeps most of the time | We are in the state of trans and with the Goddess most of the time. | |
9 | The time of birth. | The time to achieve the siddhi.(Sata Guna) |
During the weaning from Tamo to the Satva, victory over our own devilish tendencies, Raag-Dwesh, inherent tendencies in our DNA and laziness, takes place.