With the passage of time many more stories about the Mother Goddess emerged. Trikuta was to become famous as Vaishno Devi and would become immortal forever. Shree Rama promised that the whole world would sing Maa Vaishno Devi's praise. Hence one reads the Ramayana during the 9 days of Navratra, in remembrance of the above connection. Maa decided to observe the 'Navratra' for the Victory of Shree Rama against Ravan. In the meantime Sri Ram asked Trikuta to meditate in the cave found in the Trikuta Range of Manik Mountains, situated in Northern India. However the Lord assured Her that in Kaliyuga He would manifest as Kalki and would marry her. Shree Rama told Her that during this Incarnation He had vowed to be faithful to only Sita. Trikuta told Shree Rama that She had accepted Him as Her husband. His eyes fell on this Divine Girl in deep meditation. During Shree Rama's search for Sita, He reached the seashore along with His army. Trikuta prayed to Lord Vishnu in the form of Rama.
When Trikuta was 9 years old, She sought her father's permission for doing penance on the seashore. Later She was called Vaishnavi because of Her taking birth from Lord Vishnu's lineage. Maa Vaishno Devi was called Trikuta as a child.
Ratnakar had promised, the night before the birth of the Divine child, that he would not come in the way of whatever his child desired. According to Hindu epic, Maa Vaishno Devi took birth in the South of India in the home of Ratnakar Sagar, Her worldly parents had remained childless for a long time.
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