Why do a boy gym with girls? Very few people know this ‘secret’

Navratri 2025 kanya pujan dos and do’ts: On the last day of Navratri, that is, on Ashtami and Navami, a beautiful tradition is played in every house – Virgo Pujan. We call small girls at home, consider them as the form of a goddess, worship them, worship them and give them food and gram food with great love.

But have you ever noticed a small, but very important thing in this puja? Often, a little boy with 9 girls is also seated and gymnasium.

Have you ever thought that when Pooja is the mother of Goddess, what is the work of this one child among these girls? Who is he and why is he given equal respect to girls?

This is not a coincidence, a very deep spiritual secret is hidden behind it, without which the girl worship is considered incomplete.

Who is this child and why is it so important?

To this child ‘Batuk’ Or ‘Langur’ It is said. These incarnations of Lord Shiva, Bhairav It is considered to be a child nature.

• This child is the ‘protector’ of Goddess:
  According to mythology, wherever there is Shakti (Goddess), Shiva himself is present as Bhairav ​​to protect them. When Lord Shiva incarnated to protect Goddess Sati, he took the form of Batuk Bhairav. Similarly, in the story of Mata Vaishno Devi, Hanuman ji is always with him as ‘Langur’ to protect her.
• Complete worship:
  This tradition teaches us that the worship of the Mother Goddess is incomplete without the worship of her protector or Gana. Just as the safety of a queen is incomplete without her bodyguards, the worship of Maa Durga is also not fulfilled without the worship of Bhairav ​​(Langur). While the girls symbolize the nine forms of the Goddess, a child is a symbol of their protector Bhairav.

In clear terms, by worshiping the girls, we ask for strength and grace from the Goddess, and by worshiping that one child, we ensure that that grace is always protected.

So the next time you worship the girl and see that one boy sitting with those 9 girls, then remember that she is not just a boy, but the greatest protector and servant of the Goddess Maa, without which this sacred worship is incomplete without respect.