Navratri Puja – Ahmedabad

Dorituals offers Navratri Puja Kalash Sthapana services to help devotees perform this sacred ritual with proper Vedic procedures. The Kalash Sthapana, also known as Ghatasthapana, marks the beginning of Navratri and invites Goddess Durga’s divine energy into the home or temple.

Service Highlights:

✅ Authentic Vedic Rituals: Conducted by experienced priests following all scriptural guidelines.
✅ Kalash & Samagri Arrangement: Includes a sacred pot (kalash), mango leaves, coconut, red cloth, and other necessary items.
✅ Personalized Puja: Can be performed on-site at your location or online (remote sankalp puja) for devotees worldwide.
✅ Complete Puja Vidhi Guidance: Step-by-step instructions explained to devotees performing the puja.

Day-wise Nine Devis of Navratri:

1️⃣ Shailputri (Daughter of the Mountains) – Worshiped on the first day, she represents strength and purity. She rides a bull and holds a trident and lotus in her hands.

2️⃣ Brahmacharini (The Ascetic Goddess) – Honored on the second day, she symbolizes penance and devotion. She carries a kamandal (water pot) and a rosary, depicting perseverance and spiritual wisdom.

3️⃣ Chandraghanta (The Warrior Goddess) – On the third day, devotees seek her blessings for courage and bravery. She has a crescent moon on her forehead and rides a tiger, ready to destroy evil.

4️⃣ Kushmanda (The Creator of the Universe) – Worshiped on the fourth day, she is believed to have created the universe with her divine smile. She holds a pot of nectar and bestows good health and prosperity.

5️⃣ Skandamata (Mother of Skanda/Kartikeya) – On the fifth day, she is worshipped as the mother of Lord Kartikeya, riding a lion and holding her child. She grants wisdom and prosperity.

6️⃣ Katyayani (The Fierce Goddess) – Honored on the sixth day, she is the warrior form of Goddess Durga, born to sage Katyayana. She destroys evil forces and protects her devotees.

7️⃣ Kalaratri (The Dark Night) – Worshiped on the seventh day, she is the fiercest form of Durga, symbolizing destruction of ignorance and darkness. She is often depicted with a dark complexion, riding a donkey.

8️⃣ Mahagauri (The Goddess of Peace & Purity) – On the eighth day, she is revered as the embodiment of serenity and intelligence. Dressed in white, she grants wisdom and spiritual enlightenment.

9️⃣ Siddhidatri (The Goddess of Siddhis/Perfections) – On the ninth day, she bestows spiritual and mystical powers. Seated on a lotus, she fulfills all divine aspirations of her devotees.

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