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Site
http://www.santosha.com/

Goddess
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santoshi_Mata - Goddess of Satisfaction


http://jaimaasantoshi.com/
http://www.santoshimaa.org/
http://jaisantoshimaa.com/


Lord Ganesha With Ridhi and Siddhi Vrat / Chaalisa
http://www.mantraonnet.com/santoshi-chaalisa.html
http://www.s-a-i.info/assoc_change/santoshi_mata.html
Wall Paper / Rediff
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http://www.kamalkapoor.com/wallpapers/religious/santoshi-wallpapers.asp
Mandir
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Madipakkam

http://madipakkamnavasakthikamakshipeetam.blogspot.in/

Puff

Goddess in Jerusalem

http://northernway.org/goddess.html
http://www.jesusbelievesinevolution.com/JBE348-351.pdf

Prime Minister

http://civilizationinformation.blogspot.com

35000 people playing in the ground

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=35000+people+playing+in+the+ground

1000

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=1000+Names+of+Durga

Calendars

http://www.drikpanchang.com/navratri/navratri-calendars.html

Sources
http://www.drikpanchang.com/hindu-goddesses/hindu-goddesses.html

Garba (dance)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garba_(dance)

Place
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Varahi

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Navavarnam

Kirtis

I. Navavarnam Kritis by Sri Oothukkadu Venkata Kavi on Goddess Kamakshi of Kanchipuram

The Kamakshi Navavarana kritis begin with:

Composition	Ragam	Talam	Description
Sri Ganeshwara	Shanmukhapriya	Adi	Invocatory piece on Lord Ganesha
Vanchasi yadi kusalam	Kalyani	Adi	Dhyana Kriti

The central theme is built around 9 kritis, one for each avarana

Composition	Ragam	Talam	Avarana descibed
Santatam aham seve	Desakshi	Adi	Trailokya mohana
Bhajasva sritripurasundari	Nadanamakriya	Adi	Sarvasha paripooraka
Sarvajeeva dayapari	Suddhasaveri	Misra Chapu	Sarvasamkshobhana
Yogayogeswari	Anandabhairavi	Khanda Triputa	Sarvasowbhagya dayaka
Neelalohitaramani	Balahamsa	Khanda Dhruva	Sarvartha sadhaka
Sadanandamayi	Hindolam	Khanda Matya	Sarvaraskhakara
Sakalaloka nayike	Arabhi	Adi	Sarva rogahara
Sankari srirajarajeswari	Madhyamavati	Adi	Sarvasiddhi pradayaka
Natajana kalpavalli	Punnagavarali	Adi	Sarvanandamaya

The set of compositions is then concluded with:

Composition	Ragam	Talam	Avarana descibed
Haladharanujam	Manirangu	Adi	Mangala Kriti

A special mention must be made of the lines, dEhi dEvi shrI akhilANDEshvari guruguha jananI, in the mangala kriti HaladharAnujaM prAptuM vayam AgatAH, where the composer is said to have stood in front of Goddess Akhilandeswari, to enhance his devotion towards Lord Krishna! It is believed that in Mannargudi, the deity, known as Srividya- Rajagopala, has been placed over the Srichakra.

II. Navavarana compositions popularly known as “Kamalamba navavaranam” by the illustrious composer, Srı Muthuswami Dikshitar, in praise of Goddess Kamalamba of the mammoth temple at Tiruvarur

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_compositions_by_Muthuswami_Dikshitar

Tube
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This set of kirtanams starts with a ‘dhyana (benediction) kirtanam followed by eight compositions in each of the forms (vibhaktis or declensions in the Sanskrit language) of the proper noun, ‘Kamalamba’ or ‘Kamalambika’ and then a ninth kirtanam employing all the 8 vibhaktis and finally concluding in the auspicious mangala kirtanam. The nine ‘vibhakti’ compositions are dedicated to each one of the nava- avaranas of the Sri Chakram.

Composition	Ragam	Talam	Kirtanam description	Avarana/ theme described
Kamalambike	Todi	Rupakam	Dhyana Kirtanam	Dhyana Kirtanam
Kamalamba Samraksatumam	Ananda Bhairavi	Triputa	Prathama Vibhakti (nominative)	Trailokyamohana
Kamalambam Bhajare	Kalyani	Adi	Dvitiya Vibhakti (accusative)	Sarvasaparipuraka
Srikamalambikaya	Sankarabharanam	Rupakam	Tritiya Vibhakti (instrumental)	Sarvasamksobhana
Kamalambikayai	Kambhoji	Ata	Chaturthi Vibhakti (dative)	Sarvasaubhagyadayaka
Sri Kamalambikayah	Bhairavi	Jhampa	Pancami Vibhakti (ablative)	Sarvarthasadhaka
Kamalambikayah	Punnagavarali	Rupakam	Sasthi Vibhakti (genitive)	Sarvaraksakara
Sri Kamalambikayam	Sahana	Triputa	Saptami Vibhakti (locative)	Sarvarogahara
Sri Kamalambike	Ghanta	Adi	Sambodhana Vibhakti (vocative)	Sarvasiddhiprada
Sri Kamalamba Jayati	Ahiri	Rupakam	All eight Vibhaktis	Sarvanandamaya
Sri Kamalambike	Sri	Khanda Ekam	Mangala Kirtanam	Mangala Kirtanam

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Multi Head Lioness

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Tooting

http://www.tootingdurgapuja.net/

Navaratri Dolls

http://sreenivasaraos.com/2012/10/08/navaratri-dolls-gombe-display-from-mysore/
http://www.dollsofindia.com/library/durga/

Jyoti

All the gods, headed by Lord Brahma, came over to Kailasha (a peak in the Himalayas), where Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva were busy in divine conversations. They narrated the whole story of how the demon-king Mahishasura dethroned Indra from the heaven. They added that, the demon is severely putting an end to the devotees of Vishnu and Shiva, by killing them cruelly. The Asura (demon) wants all in the universe to worship him as god, and not anyone else. First, There's no yajna (worship through divine fire in the altar) for long, and the gods of heaven are leading a life in disguise in the mountain caves, away from the clasp of Mahishasura. Hearing the story, the faces of Vishnu and Shiva turned red in wrath. Their faces glowed up. A sudden effulgent, fiery glow came out of their faces, and at a single point, the energy, the 'jyoti' (divine glow and aura), of all the gods coalesced and formed a gigantic mountain of fire. Soon, this 'jyotipunjah' (heap of 'jyoti') took the form of a young woman. She had the complexion of molten gold, and her 'jyoti' touched the heavens high above.

1. Her face was from the light of Shiva. 
2. Her ten arms were from Lord Vishnu. 
3. Her feet were from Lord Brahma. 
4. The tresses were formed from the light of Yama (god of death) and 
5. the two breasts were formed from the light of Somanath (Moon God), 
6. the waist from the light of Indra (the king of gods), 
7. the legs and thighs from the light of Varun (god of oceans), and 
8. hips from the light of Bhoodev (Earth), 
9. the toes from the light of Surya (Sun God), 
10. fingers of the hand from the light of the Vasus (the children of Goddess river Ganga) and 
11. nose from the light of Kuber (the keeper of wealth for the Gods). 
12. The teeth were formed from the light of Prajapati (the lord of creatures), 
13. the Triad of her eyes was born from the light of Agni (Fire God), 
14. the eyebrows from the two Sandhyas (sunrise and sunset), 
15. the ears from the light of Vayu (god of Wind).

The dispossessed gods were drawn to Durga. They praised her and gave to her their divine gifts: 

1. Pinakadhrik (Shiva) gave her a trident - "Trishula". 
2. Lord Vishnu gave her a disc - "Chakra". 
3. Varuna, the god of water, gave her a conch - "Shankha", and 
4. the god of fire gave her a missile. 
5. From the wind, Vayu, she received arrows. 
6. The king of gods, Indra, gave her a thunder-bolt, and 
7. the gift of Indra's white-skinned elephant Airavata was a bell, or "ghanta". 
8. From Yama, the god of death, Durga received a rod - "Kaaldanda", and 
9. from the Ruler of Waters she was given a noose - "Paash". Durga received many other precious and magical treasures -- gifts of jewels, new clothing, and a garland of immortal lotuses for her head and breasts. 
10. Heaven's architect Vishwakarma gave her a bright axe and magic armor. 
11. God of the Himalayas, Himavat, gave her jewels and a magnificent lion to ride into battle as her mount ("vahan").

The story from 'Markandeya Chandi'
http://de08.blogspot.com/2012/02/purana-book-sayings.html
("Mahishasur-Vadh" or 'The Killing of Mahishasura'-episode from the book):

Net Glimse

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Elephant Dog Monkey

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Puja Vidhi

http://www.mantraaonline.com/navaratri-devi-puja/
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Navratri+Puja+Vidhi