Each night we worship a different aspect of the Divine Mother with special prayers, pujas, and bhajans. After the yajna (holy fire ceremony) and abhishekam, Devi will be dressed and offered an abundance of prasad.

• 06:30pm – Guru Puja
• 07:00pm – Gauri Ganesh, Kala bhairav puja, Evening prayers, Kalash puja
• 07:45pm – Yagna for Divine Mother
• 08:15pm – Abhishekham
• 09:00pm – Final Aarti
• 09:15pm – Chants to Divine Mother
• 10:00pm – Shayan Aarti

FORMS OF DIVINE MOTHER 

• Day 6 – Sunday 28 September – Katyayani Devi (Peacock Green)
• Day 7 – Monday 29 September – Kaliratri Devi (Black)
• Day 8 – Tuesday 30 September – Devi Mahagauri (Light Colour)
• Day 9 – Wednesday 01 October – Devi Siddhidhatri (Red)
• Day 10 – Thursday 02 October – Dussehra

SPONSOR NAVARATRI PUJA

Cost to cover the pujas – £36 per person.

You can sponsor the puja’s this Navratri at Srinivasa. Your offering and support helps us to continue to serve and spread the message of devotion to God.

As a sponsor you will receive

• Your names will be added to Puja during Sankalpa and Yagna
• You will receive blessed Red strings
• You will receive blessed holy rose water offered during abhshiek
• You will receive Kumkum offered to Divine Mother

DID YOU KNOW?

The spring and fall are seasons of transition; they are ideal times to restore balance, both physically and spiritually. Ancient yogis chose this time to focus on their sadhana and to fast in order to cleanse the physical body in preparation for the food changes of the new season. Navaratri is a time when we do both in the company of sangha, our spiritual community. Fall Navaratri is connected to Devi, the feminine aspect of the Divine. This festival concludes with Dussehra, the victory day when Durga Maa’s triumph over the demon Mahishasura is celebrated.