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• They undertake this fast for 10 days and dedicate it to Goddess Dashama, whom they believe to be an incarnation of Goddess Durga. Moreover, the most important significance of this Vrat is that it can help people achieve success, prosperity, and happiness in their lives.
• By observing a fast on this day, married women pray for the well-being of their families. By doing so, they seek the blessings of the Gods and Goddesses to improve the planetary positions in their natal charts.
• Goddess Dashama is an incarnation of Mother Goddess Shakti and is often depicted as a form of feminine power, mounted on a camel, with four hands.
• Dashamaa, as she is also known, hails from the Kutch region so naturally, she is ferried by the fascinating ungulate known as the ‘ship of the desert’. Devotees of this goddess offer small clay camels as a tribute to request her divine protection of their health, livestock, and harvest.
• Once upon a time, there was a mighty king named Nala, his wife’s name was Damayanti. One day Queen Damayanti fasted for Dasha Maa and tied a thread around her neck.
• The king took out that thread on some issue and threw it away. The same night Dasha Maa appeared in the king’s dream in the form of an old woman and said “Your good times are going and bad times are coming because you have insulted me.” Had to wander Along with the king, and the queen also started wandering here and there.
• The king was also accused of theft. One day when the king saw an old woman with a dream, he said, “Mother, forgive me for forgetting. I will worship Dashamaa along with my wife. The old lady also told him the method of worship.
• The king worshiped Dashamaa according to the same method and tied Dasha mata’s thread around his neck. With the effect of this fast, the king’s condition improved and he got his kingdom again.