Nav Durga Path
EPS-012
About Puja
- Common Name: Nav Durga Path
- Related Deity: Goddess Durga in her Nine Divine Forms (Nav Durga) — Shailputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kalaratri, Mahagauri, Siddhidatri
- Traditional purpose: Nav Durga worship is traditionally performed during Navratri as a form of devotion to Maa Durga and is associated with prayers for strength, protection, peace, and spiritual well-being.
- No. of Days: 9 Days
- Time: 1.5-2 Hours
- Preferred Tithi: During Navratri
- Moola Mantra: ॐ दुं दुर्गायै नमः॥
Description: Nav Durga Path is a powerful and sacred Hindu ritual dedicated to the worship of the nine divine forms of Goddess Durga, collectively known as Nav Durga. Performed with deep devotion during Navratri or other auspicious periods, this path invokes the supreme energy of Adi Shakti, the eternal cosmic mother who governs creation, preservation, and transformation. The ritual signifies the eternal victory of dharma over adharma, light over darkness, and faith over fear. Through disciplined recitation, worship, and havan, devotees seek strength, protection, prosperity, and spiritual upliftment.
Nine Forms of Maa Durga
Each day's worship focuses on one form of Goddess Durga, with mantra chanting and path recitation.
Day-Wise Deity Worship
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Day 1 – Shailputri
Blessings of stability, strength, and grounding -
Day 2 – Brahmacharini
Blessings of devotion, discipline, and penance -
Day 3 – Chandraghanta
Removal of fear and negative forces -
Day 4 – Kushmanda
Creation energy, health, and vitality -
Day 5 – Skandamata
Motherly grace, wisdom, and protection -
Day 6 – Katyayani
Victory over enemies and obstacles -
Day 7 – Kalaratri
Destruction of negativity and evil forces -
Day 8 – Mahagauri
Purity, peace, and forgiveness -
Day 9 – Siddhidatri
Fulfillment of wishes and divine accomplishments
Your Divine Puja Experience Includes
- Hassle-free puja experience – complete spiritual guidance from sankalp to samagri
- Free consultation with an experienced Acharya Ji to align the puja with your intent
- Puja performed at your home or chosen location, including E-Puja options
- Premium-quality, sealed puja samagri with Havan Kund delivered before the puja
- Duration: 13 Hours (approximately 1.5 hours daily over 9 days)
Sanatan Dharma refers to Nav Durga as the nine forms of Goddess Durga, worshiped as Adi Shakti, the divine female quality. The nine forms consist of Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kalaratri, Mahagauri, and Siddhidatri.
Navratri consists of nine days, where each day of Navratri is associated with one form of Maa Durga. Devotees pray to seek power, strength, faith, wisdom, and spirituality from Maa Durga. Goddess Durga's stories represent the victory of good over bad.
Nav Durga is considered an essential part of Indian culture as well. Each region has its own way of celebrating Navratri. People engage in activities such as Durga Puja, Garba, Dandiya, Golu, and in temples.
For worshippers, Nav Durga path is a way to connect with Maa Durga and understand their faith, strength, and spirituality.
The Nav Durga Path follows a traditional Vedic sequence, ensuring spiritual purity and energetic alignment:
- Shuddhikaran: Aatma Shuddhi, Aasan Shuddhi, Shikha Bandhan, Pavitri Dharan, Jajman Tilak, Dasha Disha Bandhan, Prithvi Poojan
- Swastivachan: Shanti Path, Mangal Shlok, Panchdev Vandan
- Sankalp: Declaration of intention (health, protection, success, spiritual growth)
- Kalash Puja: Invocation of divine energies through sacred elements
- Gauri Ganesh Puja: Removal of obstacles through Shodashopachara
- Devi Path & Daily Durga Puja: Worship of one Durga form each day with mantra, bhog, and diya
- Navmi Havan & Purnahuti: Final offering into sacred fire
- Aarti & Prasad Vitaran: Completion with gratitude and blessings
Main Puja Items
- Idol or image of Goddess Durga (Nav Durga)
- Durga Saptashati / Devi Mahatmya (for path)
- Chowki / Asana (puja platform)
- Red cloth (preferred for Shakti worship)
Kalash Sthapana Samagri
- Copper or brass Kalash
- Clean water (Gangajal, if available)
- Mango leaves (5 or 7)
- Coconut (with husk)
- Red thread (Mouli / Kalava)
Flowers & Offerings
- Red flowers (hibiscus, rose, marigold)
- Bilva patra (optional, traditionally accepted)
- Durva grass (optional)
- Seasonal fruits
- Naivedya (kheer, halwa, puri, sweets)
Puja Essentials
- Kumkum (Roli)
- Haldi (Turmeric)
- Akshat (raw rice mixed with turmeric)
- Chandan
- Sindoor
- Supari (Betel nut)
- Paan leaves
Deep & Dhoop
- Ghee diya (preferably clay or brass)
- Cotton wicks
- Agarbatti / Dhoop
Sacred Items
- Durga Yantra (optional but auspicious)
- Navratri Akhand Jyot (for 9 days, if observed)
- Camphor (Kapoor)
Havan Samagri (For Ashtami / Navami)
- Havan Kund
- Havan Samagri (herbs mix)
- Ghee
- Samidha (Mango or Peepal wood)
- Black sesame seeds (Til)
- Barley (Jau)
- Rice grains
Kanya Puja Samagri (Navami / Ashtami – Optional)
- Food items (halwa, puri, chana)
- Bangles, ribbons
- Kumkum & flowers
- Small gifts or dakshina
Your Divine Puja Experience Includes
- Hassle-free puja experience – complete spiritual guidance from sankalp to samagri
- Free consultation with an experienced Acharya Ji to align the puja with your intent
- Puja performed at your home or chosen location, including E-Puja options
- Premium-quality, sealed puja samagri with Havan Kund delivered before the puja
- Duration: 13 Hours (approximately 1.5 hours daily over 9 days)
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Puja Duration: 13 Hours (approximately 1.5 hours daily over 9 days) | Price: ₹14,500 | Includes: Sankalp, Vedic Rituals, Prasad Delivery
Navratri Puja: Worship Maa Durga During the Nine Auspicious Days
Navratri is one of the most sacred periods in the Hindu calendar dedicated to the worship of Maa Durga in her nine divine forms. Navratri Pooja is performed over nine days, each dedicated to a different form of the Goddess representing strength, purity, and protection. It is said that Navrathri Pooja during this time can invite the blessings of the Goddess into one’s home and life. Online Navratri Puja is a convenient way for devotees who are unable to visit a temple to participate in these rituals with full faith and authenticity.
What Is Nav Durga Puja?
Nav Durga Puja is the worship of nine forms of Maa Durga – Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kalaratri, Mahagauri and Siddhidatri – worshipped during nine days of Navratri. Each form is a different virtue, a different energy. As part of our service, our qualified Pandits follow the traditional Vedic procedure to perform the Nav Durga Path, so that the puja is performed exactly as prescribed in scripture, whether performed on your behalf online or in person.
Why is Navratri Puja performed?
Navratri Pooja is a gesture of devotion to Maa Durga, praying for her grace, peace, strength, and well-being. Many devotees follow this puja as a family tradition to pray for protection and harmony at home. Nav Durga Puja performed during Navratri helps devotees to remain in sankalp and continue with spiritual practices even when time or distance does not allow them to visit temples, making the observance meaningful and consistent.
What’s Included in Our Online Navratri Puja?
Our Navratri Puja service is designed for devotees who want an authentic experience without the need to be physically present. It consists of:
- Nav Durga pooja according to Vedic tradition
- Chanting of relevant mantras and Navdurga Path
- Sankalp taken in the devotee’s name and gotra.
- Experienced & Qualified Pandits for Pooja
- All puja samagri arranged by our team as per requirement.
- Option for devotees to participate remotely/online
- Prasad after completion of Puja (where applicable)
Each step is performed with utmost care so that devotees get a real temple-quality Navratri Puja experience from home.
How to Book Navratri Puja Online
Booking your Navratri Puja is easy:
- Select the Navratri Puja package.
- Fill in sankalp details & devotee name.
- Select your desired date of puja.
- Your puja is performed by our Pandit.
Upon completion, you will get the confirmation of your Navratri Puja booking with the details of the ritual performed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is Navratri Puja?
Ans: Navratri Puja is the nine days of worship of Maa Durga where her nine divine forms are worshipped with prayers and rituals.
Q2. Can I book Navratri Puja online?
Ans. Yes, Online Navratri Puja provides devotees with an option to get the rituals done by experienced Pandits on their behalf if they are unable to visit a temple.
Q3. How to book Navratri Puja online?
Ans. Select your preferred package, tell us your sankalp details, choose a date, and we will take care of the Navratri Puja booking process through our Pandit for you.
Q4. What is Nav Durga Puja?
Ans. Nav Durga Puja is the worship of nine forms of Maa Durga, which is traditionally performed during the Navratri festival.
Q5. Can Navratri Puja be performed on behalf of devotees who are unable to visit a temple?
Ans. Yes. Our Pandits perform the puja with your sankalp so that you can participate in the ritual from a distance.