Happy Navratri and dussehra quotes

   Lal rang ki chunari
    saja Maa ka Darbar
    Harshit hua Sansar
    Nanhe nanhe kadmon se
      Maa aaye aapke dwar
    Mubarak ho aapko 
     Navaratri ka tyohar 
    Shubh Navratri

                                                         


Jagat Palanhar hai Maa
Mukti ka Bhandar hai Maa
Hamari Bhakti ka aadhar hai Maa
Sabki raksha ki avtar hai Maa



Maa ke jyoti se Noor milta hai
Sabke Dilon ko suroor milta hai 
Jo bhi jata hai Maa ke Dwar par
Usey Kuch na kuch jarur milta hai



Lakshami ka Sath ho
Saraswati ka sath ho
Ganesh ka Niwas ho 
Maa Durga ke aashirwad se 
Aap sabhi ke jeevan main
Prakash hi Prakash ho



Iss Navarartra 
Aapke jeevan main
Sukh aur Samridhhi
Pragati ke dwar
khole
Maa ki mamtamayi chav main
Aap hamesha anand se rahe



Devi Ke Kadam aapke ghar aayein
Aap khushhali se nahaye
Pareshaniyan aapse aankhen churaye
Navratri ki Aapko Dher sari shubhkamnaye



Har yug main muni gyani dete 
Sabko ye Updesh
Jo Maa Durga ka 
Manan Mann se Kare
Uske kate Kalesh


                                                                       


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