I met her somewhere near Nagpur during my travels and I was surprised. Why? Because she was from a Bengali community that rarely reside in the parts of Nagpur.
She showed me all the foods and rituals behind creating the ‘Bhog’ for gods and goddesses. She was enthusiastic and really excited to show me all the food that she prepared.
She was kind and offered me the food as well.
Siddidatri is worshipped on the ninth day of Navaratri. She signifies the completion of the spiritual journey by awarding her devotees with siddhis.
She is ever blissful, and kind and blesses people with wisdom.
Just like Siddidatri, she was giving in nature and I could see the wisdom in her eyes.