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Nau Chandi Path
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Festival & Path Poojas

Nau Chandi Path

4.8 • 90 mins

₹21,000

Nau Chandi Path

Ritual Details

Pooja Vidhi (Ritual Procedure)

  • 1
    Confirm the exact Nau Chandi paddhati, number of readers and schedule with the Acharya.
  • 2
    Begin with sankalp, Ganesh Puja, Kalash Sthapana and Devi avahana.
  • 3
    Complete the prescribed repeated Durga Saptashati recitations with kavach, argala and kilak as authorized.
  • 4
    Record each completed cycle and maintain continuous discipline across the anushthan.
  • 5
    Perform the prescribed Chandi homa, purnahuti, kumari/brahmin seva where included, aarti and prasad.

Mantra: Om

  • Durga Saptashati texts for all readers
  • Kalash, red cloth, coconut and Devi offerings
  • Flowers, fruits, naivedya, roli and akshat
  • Havan kund, samidha, ghee and Acharya-approved offerings
  • Asana, lamps and reader-count supplies
All samagri is arranged and brought by our priest — no need to purchase anything separately.
  • An extended form of Chandi worship for disciplined collective prayer.
  • Traditionally undertaken for protection, courage and removal of obstacles.
  • Supports scripture recitation, yajna and charitable seva together.
What to do
  • Get the count and schedule written in the booking.
  • Use trained readers and track completed recitations.
  • Arrange safe ventilation and fire precautions for homa.
What not to do
  • Do not infer that Nau Chandi means the same count in every lineage.
  • Do not self-perform bija, nyasa or homa without authority.
  • Do not shorten the agreed count after sankalp.
References and sources

These links support the general sequence. Your Acharya finalizes the rite for your tradition and sankalp.

Drik Panchang - Durga Saptashati and Chandi Path
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