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Navaratri Durga Puja

  • 6 February 2023

  • by SmartPuja Desk
Navaratri Durga Puja @smartpuja.com

Durga Puja

सर्वमङ्गलमाङ्गल्ये शिवे सर्वार्थसाधिके ।
शरण्ये त्र्यम्बके गौरि नारायणि नमोऽस्तु ते ॥

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    Most auspicious of all auspicious, Parvati, Who fulfills all desires|
    Refuge of everything, Three-eyed, Devi(Parvati), Lakshmi, We salute you ||

    This shloka describes the powers of Great Mother Durga. Shri Devi Durga is the mother of all powers and represents the oneness of Lakshmi and Parvati. She gives us material prosperity (bhoga) as Lakshmi. She provides us liberation (moksha) as Parvati. Your prayer goes to the same power, no matter whom you pray, whether it is Lakshmi or Parvati. Shridevi Durga is that power who bestows you with whatever you ask for with complete devotion and faith.

    Maa Durga Puja during Navratri

    Navaratri, which means ‘nine nights’ is the most celebrated Hindu festival devoted to Goddess Durga symbolizing purity and power or ‘Shakti’. The festival is celebrated at four different times in a year. Magh Navaratri (aka Gupt Navaratri), Chaitra / Vasant Navaratri (aka Ram Navaratri), Ashada Navaratri and Shardiya Navaratri also known as Maha Navaratri.

    For every night of the Navaratri, nine forms of Goddess Maa Durga – Shailputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skanda Mata, Katyayani, Kalratri, Maha Gauri and Siddhidatri are worshiped by the devotees.

    Table of Contents

    • Mythological Story Behind Navaratri
    • Significance of Navaratri Durga Puja
    • Significance of 9 Colours in Navratri
    • Navaratri Durga Puja With SmartPuja
      • 1. Durga Puja (9 Days) with Havan
      • 2. Durga Puja (9 Days Samput) with Havan
      • 3. Durga Puja (1st and 9th Day) with Havan
      • 4. Durga Puja With Havan (1 Day)
    • Navratri Vrat Katha
    • Navaratri Puja Samagri
    • Navaratri Pooja Vidhi At Home
    • Benefits of Navaratri Puja
    • Navratri Puja Muhurat 2023
    • Upcoming Navaratri Day And Dates
      • Chaitra Navratri Dates 2023
      • Sharad Navratri Festival Dates 2023-2024
    • How To Book Navaratri Durga Puja
    • Some of Our Customer Reviews
    • FAQs Related To Navaratri Durga Puja

    Mythological Story Behind Navaratri

    What is the Mythological Story Behind Navaratri? @smartpuja.com

    Hindus celebrate Navratri as a time to commemorate Durga’s victory against Mahishasura, the Demon.

    The story starts with Lord Brahma, who bestowed Mahishasura (demon) immortality as a reward for his dedication to him. But he made a condition for this gift that only a woman could defeat him. The deal seemed fair to Mahishasura since he was confident that no woman could ever kill him.

    With time, Mahishasura and his army became a formidable threat to earth’s inhabitants, and no god was capable of defeating him.

    After seeing his cruelty, the three most powerful Hindu gods – Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva – united and transformed themselves into Goddess Durga, the only one capable of destroying Mahishasura.

    The gods provided several weapons to Durga before she faced Mahishasura.

    The Demon fought with Goddess Durga for ten days, which was quite arduous for Goddess as he constantly changed his form to confuse her. Ultimately, Goddess Durga defeated that monster when he transformed himself into a buffalo.

    It’s considered most auspicious to perform Maa Durga Puja during Navratri. You can book the ceremony on our Portal – www.smartpuja.com

    Significance of Navaratri Durga Puja

    Navaratri festivity is celebrated for nine nights, which commences on the 7th of October and ends on the 15th of October. Also known as Sharad Poornima (Navratri), this festival falls during the Hindu lunar month of Ashwin. During these Nine days, Bengalis pay their respects to all 9 manifestations of goddess Durga by celebrating Durga Pooja.

    • On the 1st day of Navaratri, devotees reverent the daughter of the Himalayan Raja, Goddess Shailputri, for attaining enlightenment.
    • On the 2nd day of Navaratri, devotees propitiate Goddess Brahmacharini, the unmarried manifestation of Devi Parvati. Devotees dedicate this day to meditation.
    • The 3rd day of Navaratri is devoted to Goddess Chandraghanta, where Chandra is known as the moon and Ghanta as the bell. Devotees eliminate all the caprice from their minds and focus on the divine.
    • On the 4th day of Navaratri, devotees revere Devi Kushmanda, also known as Pumpkin. This goddess represents the power of creative creation.
    • The 5th day of Navaratri is devoted to Goddess Skandamata (Mother Of Skanda). A day of worship on this day is believed to bring luck, prosperity, wisdom, abundance, health, and power to the devotee.
    • On the 6th day of Navaratri, devotees revere warrior Goddess Katyayani who exterminates all evil forces throughout the universe.
    • On the 7th day of Navaratri, devotees worship Goddess Kaalratri, known as the fierce manifestation of Devi.
    • The 8th day of Navaratri is devoted to Devi Mahagauri, invoking freedom and momentum in the lives of her devotees.
    • The 9th day of Navaratri is devoted to Devi Siddhidatri, where siddhi denotes perfection. Devotees worship on this day to make their impossible task possible.
    • The 10th day of Navaratri, known as Vijaya Dashmani, is celebrated by Navaratri havan and immersing idols in water.

    Significance of 9 Colours in Navratri

    DayColourSignificance Goddess Worshipped
    Day 1 Orange Happiness and EnergyGoddess Shailputri 
    Day 2 White Purity and Peace Goddess Brahmacharini
    Day 3 Red Fearlessness and Beauty Goddess Chandraghanta
    Day 4 BlueWealth and Health Goddess Kushmanda
    Day 5 YellowBrightness and Happiness Goddess Skandamata, Goddess Durga
    Day 6 Green Growth and New Beginning. Goddess Katyayani
    Day 7 Grey Transformation Goddess Kalaratri
    Day 8 Purple Peace and Intellect Goddess Mahagauri
    Day 9 Peacock Green Fulfillment of Wishes Goddess Siddhidhatri

    Navaratri Durga Puja With SmartPuja

    SmartPuja is a religious startup offering Hassle-Free end-to-end Sacred Puja services. Based on your language preference, we’ll assign an experienced Pandit Ji from our team and perform Durga Puja as per proper Vedic rituals. You can easily book pandits in Bangalore, Delhi, Pune, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Hyderabad.

    We’ll also send all Puja items and Puja materials, including Flowers, Leaves, Havan Samagri, etc., for the auspicious Puja and will also assist with catering, florist, and photography services. From your side, you’ll need to arrange the Prasad items like Sweets, Fruits, and Panchamrit.

    For Navaratri, We offer different variants of this Auspicious Puja, namely  –

    – Durga Puja (9 Days) with Havan
    – Durga Puja (9 Days – Samput Path) with Havan
    – Durga Puja (1st and 9th Day) with Havan
    – Durga Puja and Havan (1 Day)

    Here are the service details –

    1. Durga Puja (9 Days) with Havan

    SmartPuja will send an experienced North Indian Pandit Ji to perform the Puja ceremony. In this Puja, we perform Durga Saptashati Path for 9 days with Havan on the final day.

    The daily rituals include Ganapati Puja, Sankalp, Kalash Puja, Durga Puja and Path. Puja duration will be around 1.5 – 2 hours each day.

    The total cost of Puja includes Pandit Ji’s Dakshina, Travel expenses, Puja items, materials, etc.

    2. Durga Puja (9 Days Samput) with Havan

    SmartPuja will send an experienced North Indian Pandit Ji to perform the Puja ceremony. In this Puja, we perform Durga Saptashati Samput Path for 9 days with Havan on the final day. Here we perform an elaborate Puja where a Samput Mantra is chanted after each Shloka in the Path. Hence the duration of this Puja is 3+ hours each day.

    The daily rituals include Ganapati Puja, Sankalp, Kalash Puja, Durga Puja and Samput Path.

    The total cost of Puja includes Pandit Ji’s Dakshina, Travel expenses, Puja items, materials, etc.

    3. Durga Puja (1st and 9th Day) with Havan

    SmartPuja will send an experienced North Indian Pandit Ji to perform the Puja ceremony. In this Puja, we perform Durga Saptashati Path on 1st day with Kalash Sthapan and Durga Havan on the final day.

    The rituals include Ganapati Puja, Sankalp, Kalash Puja, Durga Puja and Path.

    The total cost of Puja includes Pandit Ji’s Dakshina, Travel expenses, Puja items, materials, etc.

    4. Durga Puja With Havan (1 Day)

    An experienced North Indian Pandit Ji to perform the Puja ceremony. In this Puja, we perform Durga Saptashati Path once with Havan.

    The Puja rituals include Ganapati Puja, Sankalp, Kalash Puja, Durga Puja and Path with Havan.

    The total cost of Puja includes Pandit Ji’s Dakshina, Travel expenses, Puja items, materials, etc.

    Navratri Vrat Katha

    Navratri Vrat Katha

    There is a Katha after every puja during Navratri. 

    There was an ancient Brahmin named Sunantha whose story goes like this: 

    • Sunantha was a true devotee of Goddess Durga, and he worshipped her daily. 
    • He was bestowed with an exquisite daughter Sumathi who was captivated by her appearance and was never attentive during the Pooja, which infuriated her parents to such an extent that they acted swiftly to punish her by marrying her off to a leprous man.
    • Despite her marriage, she still believed in Durga Maa, that she would shield her from all troubles. 
    • A few hours after her marriage, she entered the jungle, where the Goddess Durga encountered her. 
    • The Goddess told the girl that if she wanted her husband to be healed, she must fast without water for nine nights. 
    • As a result of her devotion, the girl kept the fast and led a contented life afterward.

    Navaratri Puja Samagri

    Navaratri Durga Puja Samagri

    These are some of the most common samagris which are required during Pooja:

    CoconutMango and Ashoka Leaves
    Red Fabric (cloth)Sandalwood Paste
    RiceHaldi (Turmeric)
    PaanRoli
    CardamomCloves
    MoliSupari
    VermilionCoins
    Incense StickWooden Lamp
    KalashDhoop
    Rose PetalsFlowers like hibiscus and bael leaves
    One tin of GheeCoal
    Havan SamagriGanga Jal
    Clay PotSoil

    Navaratri Pooja Vidhi At Home

    Navaratri durga puja Vidhi At Home

    Here’s the step-by-step Vidhi for Navaratri Pooja:

    • The vidhi starts with Ghatasthapana, a ritual that entails placing the idol of Goddess Durga on a chowki surrounded by barley and clay pots. Please make sure you perform Ghatasthapana in the prescribed Muhurat. 
    • The second step involves Kalash Sthapana, where the devotee should pour some sacred water into the Kalash and then places coins, flowers, Ashoka, and five mango leaves inside. Then, place a coconut wrapped in red cloth and rice on top of the lid used to cover the Kalash’s upper part.
    • The third step involves lighting the Diya in front of the idols of deities and then worshipping either the Kalash or Ghat by Panchopachar (these are Naivedya, Deepak, Flower Dhoop and Scent).
    • In the fourth step, Chowki Sthapana is done, where the devotee evokes the Goddess Durga and installs her. For this, the devotee should cover the chowki with red cloth. Place the idol Goddess Durga on the chowki and tie the Moli around it.
    • In the fifth step, Durga Pooja is done where the devotee invokes Goddess Durga to enlighten their home by chanting necessary mantras/prayers. During the nine days of the festival, devotees pray to the Maa Durga for her presence in their homes.
    • In the sixth step, Aarti of Goddess Durga is performed, where the devotee recites Aarti joyfully with the Pooja thali and bell. Once the Aarti is concluded, offer ‘bhog’ (sweets and fruits) along with homemade Navratri recipes to family and guests.

    Many devotees practice fasting in Navratri.

    Benefits of Navaratri Puja

    • The Navaratri Pooja is a simple yet powerful Pooja that devotees perform yearly with devotion. 
    • Navaratri Pooja Vidhi is similar for Chaitra Navratri and Sharad Navratri.
    • It is believed that those who perform the puja with great enthusiasm will be endowed with abundance, prosperity, good health, fortune, peace, and happiness.

    Navratri Puja Muhurat 2023

    Chaitra Navratri Muhurat for 2023 will begin on 22nd March 2023 and will continue till 31st March 2023. Sharad Navratri Muhurat for 2023 will begin on 15th October 2023 and will continue till 24th October 2023.

    Upcoming Navaratri Day And Dates

    Chaitra Navratri Dates 2023

    DayGoddess WorshipDate
    Wednesday [Ghatasthapana] (Pratipada)Goddess  Shailputri Pooja22nd March 2023
    Thursday (Dvitiya)Goddess Brahmacharini Pooja23rd March 2023
    Friday (Tritiya)Goddess Chandraghanta Pooja24th March 2023
    Saturday (Chaturthi)Goddess Kushmanda Pooja25th March 2023
    Sunday (Panchami)Goddess Skandamata Pooja26th March 2023
    Monday (Shashti)Goddess Katyayani Pooja27th March 2023
    Tuesday (Saptami)Goddess Kalaratri Pooja28th March 2023
    Wednesday (Ashtami)Goddess Mahagauri Pooja29th March 2023
    Thursday [Ram Navami] (Navami)Goddess Siddhidatri Pooja30th March 2023
    Friday [Dussehra] (Dashmi)Navratri Parana31st March 2023

    Sharad Navratri Festival Dates 2023-2024

    DayGoddess WorshipDate
    Sunday [Ghatasthapana] (Pratipada)Goddess  Shailputri Pooja15th October 2023
    Monday [Chandra Darshan] (Dvitiya)Goddess Brahmacharini Pooja16th October 2023
    Tuesday [Sindoor Tritiya] (Tritiya)Goddess Chandraghanta Pooja17th October 2023
    Wednesday (Chaturthi)Goddess Kushmanda Pooja18th October 2023
    Thursday [Upang Lalita Vrat] (Panchami)Goddess Skandamata Pooja19th October 2023
    Friday (Shashti)Goddess Katyayani Pooja20th October 2023
    Saturday (Saptami)Goddess Kalaratri Pooja21st October 2023
    Sunday (Ashtami)Goddess Mahagauri Pooja22nd October 2023
    Monday [Ram Navami] (Navami)Goddess Siddhidatri Pooja23rd October 2023
    Tuesday [Dussehra] (Dashmi)Navratri Parana24th October 2023

    How To Book Navaratri Durga Puja

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    Once the Puja is booked, you’ll receive an E-mail and SMS with the booking details. Along with it, you’ll receive the link for advance invoice payment of Rs. 2000/-. The balance amount is to be paid online or in cash to Pandit Ji after completing the Puja.

    We’ll also send you an email with the list of household items (like Plates, Bowls, Spoons, Napkins, etc.) that you’ll need to keep ready before the start of the Puja.

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    FAQs Related To Navaratri Durga Puja

    1. When performing Navratri Pooja, what mantras should be recited?

    For those who are facing difficulties in health, wealth, growth or career, then chanting these mantras during Navaratri Pooja can resolve all your problems:
    सर्व मंगल मंगलये, शिव सर्वार्थ साधिका
    शरणये त्रयम्बके गौरी, नारायणी नमोस्तुते

    सर्व स्वरूप सर्वेशे, सर्व शक्ति समन्वय
    भये भ्यास्त्राही नो देवी, दुर्गे देवी नमोस्तुते

    एत्त्ते वदानं सौम्य लोचन त्रैभुशीतम
    पातु न सर्वभितिभ्या: कात्यायनि नमोस्तुते

    सर्व वधविनरमुक्तो धन धान्य सुतनविता:
    मनुश्यो मतप्रसादें भविष्यति न संशायम


    2. What color should be worn on the first day of Navaratri?

    According to tradition, orange is to be worn on Navratri’s first day because it symbolises happiness and energy.

    3. Which food should not be consumed in Navratri?

    According to beliefs, Hindus must not consume onion, garlic, eggs, and meat during the nine Navratri days. But for Bengalis in the Durga Puja celebration within these nine days, consuming rich and good food delicacies including vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes is a form of celebration.

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