মা দুর্গা - Durga Mantra

In the Hindu Scriptures the name 'Durga' is explained as follows:

Demons:
His disruptive childhood is idle.
Reef disease prevention is negative.
Fear-less-minded: Planned.

- 'D' letters are anti-depressants, U-car disinfectants, 'reef' anti-inflammatory, 'C' letters 'sin-kinase' and non-car-fearing antagonists. That is, the one who protects from the enemy of demons, obstacles, diseases, sin and fear is the Durga. On the other hand, according to the phrase, "Durga nashayati which is nitanga sa durga or prakritita" - that is, the person who kills the asura called Durga is the name of Nitya Durga. Again, according to Sri Sri Chandi, this goddess is the image of 'deities of power,' or the combined power of all the gods.

Durga is the mythical god. He was called Adyashakti, Mahamaya, Shivani, Bhavani, Dasbhuja, Lion, etc. His name is Durga, because he killed a demon named Durga or Durgam. He is also called Durga because he destroys the badness of life. When a demon named Mahisasur occupied the kingdom of heaven in the hands of Brahma, the goddesses of the kingdom sought refuge from Vishnu. According to Vishnu, the goddess who is born from the glory of all the gods is Durga. Powerful in the power of the gods and decorated with various weapons, this goddess killed Mahisasur in battle. So another name for the goddess is Maheshmardini. There is a detailed description of Goddess Durga in the books of Kalivilasantra, Kalikapuran, Devi Bhagavat, Mahabhagavata, Vrunnandisvarapurana, Durga Bhakti Rangini, Durgotsbabebeke, Durgobatsavatva.