Siddhidatri is the 9th Avatar Pang, the last pang of the Buddha.

Theological Characteristics (Iconography)

• Weapons and things in his hands: He has four hands, holding a church, a scepter, a scepter, and a lotus.

• Tipyasn and Vehicle: He sits on a fully blooming lotus, or sometimes on the lion's back as a vehicle.

• Devasia: Often surrounded by angels, scribes, fiends, and Siddha who come together and pay their respects.

Myth and Significance

1. Who gave Shiva the "right": According to the scriptures, at the beginning of the creation of the universe, the god Shiva diligently worshiped the goddess Atiprasakti for the power to create things, and the goddess appeared in the "right" pang and gave the Lord Shiva the right (8 supernatural powers of success).

2. The origin of "Ardhanarishvara": After Shiva has gained the eight powers, the Virgin Righteous has assimilated into the left hemisphere of Lord Shiva, causing Shiva to appear in a half-male, half-female body called Ardhanarishvara.

Worship at the night festival

• Day of Worship: He will be worshipped on the 9th night (Great Navmi), the last night of the Nawat ritual.

• Stars of Pang: Saturn

• Anthem of Worship: Worship of Him in the Last Days is believed to fulfill the power of faith, remove fear, fulfill fulfillment of work, wisdom, and grant disengagement (moksha), including the power to overcome all obstacles.

Mantra for Prayer (Mantra)

"Om Devi, the right to Katriai Namahs."

(Om Devi Siddhidatryai Namah)