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Sat Chandi Path
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Festival & Path Poojas

Sat Chandi Path

4.8 • 90 mins

₹1,51,000

Sat Chandi Path

Ritual Details

Pooja Vidhi (Ritual Procedure)

  • 1
    Finalize the Sat Chandi count, duration, priest team and homa plan before sankalp.
  • 2
    Establish Ganesh, Kalash, Navagraha and Devi worship according to the chosen paddhati.
  • 3
    Complete one hundred disciplined recitations of Durga Saptashati through qualified readers.
  • 4
    Maintain a signed count register, pronunciation standard and daily opening/closing worship.
  • 5
    Conclude with Dashamsha Chandi homa or the agreed homa count, purnahuti, aarti, prasad and dakshina/seva.

Mantra: Om

  • Multiple authenticated Durga Saptashati texts
  • Kalash, coconuts, red cloth and Devi alankara
  • Reader asanas, lamps, flowers, fruits and naivedya
  • Havan kund, samidha, ghee and prescribed Chandi offerings
  • Fire-safety setup and count register
All samagri is arranged and brought by our priest — no need to purchase anything separately.
  • A major collective Devi anushthan centered on scripture, worship and yajna.
  • Traditionally sought for courage, protection and spiritual discipline.
  • Includes sustained participation by readers and the devotee family.
What to do
  • Use an experienced lead Acharya and named priest team.
  • Document the exact recitation and homa count.
  • Provide proper rest, food and clean space for the reader team.
What not to do
  • Do not market it as a guaranteed cure or victory ritual.
  • Do not substitute untrained readers for the agreed team.
  • Do not alter mantra/count after sankalp without the lead Acharya.
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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