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Goddess Durga appears as Sri Lalita Tripura Sundari at Indrakeeladei
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Flanked by Sri Lakshmi Devi and Sri Saraswati Devi, who serve her by waving vinjamaras (ceremonial whisks), the Goddess appears with a gentle, affectionate smile

Goddess Durga appears as Sri Lalita Tripura Sundari at Indrakeeladei
The Sharannavaratri celebrations on Indrakeeladri are proceeding with great grandeur. The Goddess is adorned as Sri Lalita Tripura Sundari, blessing the devotees with her divine presence in fifth day of shara navaratri. As the presiding power of the Sri Chakra and the deity of the 'Panchadashakshari Maha Mantra,' the goddess bestows her grace upon the devotees and spiritual practitioners who worship her.
Flanked by Sri Lakshmi Devi and Sri Saraswati Devi, who serve her by waving vinjamaras (ceremonial whisks), the Goddess appears with a gentle, affectionate smile. Holding a sugarcane stalk—a symbol of her benevolent nature—she manifests as Sri Lalita Tripura Sundari, seated alongside Lord Parameshwara, who appears as Maha Kameshwara.
In this form, the Divine Mother is worshipped as Maha Tripura Sundari. A large number of devotees are arriving to seek her blessings.
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