As indicated by Hindu folklore, As today is the primary day, goddess Shailputri – little girl of the mountains, is adored. Goddess Durga was brought into the world in the place of the lord of mountains, so she is called Shailaputri little girl of the mountains. She is constantly seen riding on Nandi bull. Goddess Shailaputri is the spouse of Lord Shiva and has two children, Ganesha and Kartikeya. 

Aficionados call Maa Shailaputri with names like Sati, Bhavani, Parvati, or Hemavati. As indicated by Hindu folklore, in her past birth, Sati s dad Daksha Prajapati was a glad ruler who never acknowledged her choice of wedding Lord Shiva. He coordinated a Yagya and didnt welcome Lord Shankar and when Sati came to address him, he offended her better half. Sati couldn t endure her better half's affront and immolated herself. 

The goddess has a bow moon on her brow, two hands, conveying a Trishul (spear) in the right hand and a lotus bloom in the left hand. She is the goddess of the Muladhara Chakra or the Root Chakra, who after arousing starts her excursion upwards. Shailputri is related with dark red tone.