Why do Hindus worship pavarti?

Answer 1

Parvati is a quintessential mother and a constant companion to her spouse, Shiva. She is full of love. She is the Goddess of women welfare, in marriage and in child bearing. She is determined. She chose Shiva as her spouse in face of all opposition. Even Shiva was not willing to marry and leave his ascetic ways. But he had to bow to the austerities of Parvati. Parvati is mother to Ganesha, the Lord of Auspiciousness, and Kartikeya, the Lord of Warriors. After marriage, Parvati lived in the inaccessible places where Shiva chooses to live without the comforts. Parvati is also the quintessential daughter, because she is supposed to visit devotees homes for a few days every year. So, she is a mix of a daughter, a mother, and a kind protectress, and loved by all hindus. She is specially worshiped by girls of marrigeable age and expectant mothers as a bringer of fortune.