Maa Brahmacharini's name is derived from two Sanskrit words: "Brahma," signifying the self-existent spirit, and "Charini," representing engagement.  Maa Brahmacharini represents the unmarried aspect of Goddess Parvati and was born in the household of Daksha Prajapati, the son of Lord Brahma.

Who is Maa Brahmacharini ?

The name "Brahmacharini" signifies one who practices penance (Brahma). Goddess Parvati, known for her great devotion and penance, takes on the form of Brahmacharini, radiating immense brilliance and majesty.

Maa Shailputri holds a prominent place among the forms of Goddess Durga. She is one of the Navadurgas and is venerated on the inaugural day of the Navratri festival. 

Navratri 9 avatars and 9 days of navratri: Each of the nine days is devoted to different manifestations of Mata Adi Shakti. People also worship the nine forms of the Goddess and seek blessings to overcome the obstacles associated with the nine celestial bodies (Moon, Mars, Venus, Sun, Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn, Rahu, and Ketu).