Celebrate Navratri 2025 with devotion, Garba nights, and Durga Puja rituals. From Ghatasthapana to Vijayadashami, experience the nine nights of the Navratri festival honoring Goddess Durga. Find puja vidhi, festival dates, Garba events, and Dussehra celebrations near you.
🌿 This Navratri, honor the Divine Mother and Mother Earth alike. Discover eco-friendly ways to celebrate — from clay idols to natural décor — inspired by Swami Mukundananda’s teachings on duty, detachment, and mindful living.
Durga Ashtami Havan 2025 honors the Divine Mother’s victory over darkness with sacred fire offerings, chants, and prayers. This ritual purifies the heart, awakens inner strength, and deepens devotion, guiding us toward the path of love and surrender taught in Raganuga Bhakti.
Day 9 of Navratri honors Maa Siddhidatri, the giver of siddhis and the symbol of spiritual perfection. Her worship on Maha Navami marks the culmination of the Navratri journey, bestowing divine grace, inner fulfillment, and blissful union with the Divine.
Navratri 2025 celebrates the divine feminine through nine forms of Maa Durga. Each day offers a spiritual lesson—strength, discipline, courage, creativity, nurturing, determination, renewal, purity, and completion—guiding us toward inner transformation and growth.
Day 8 of Navratri celebrates Maa Mahagauri, the radiant goddess of purity and forgiveness. Her worship washes away karmic impurities, inspires compassion, and prepares devotees for divine union. Maha Ashtami rituals include Kumari Puja, fasting, and mantra chanting.
Day 7 of Navratri honors Maa Kalaratri, the fierce destroyer of darkness and fear. Known for slaying Raktabeej, she symbolizes the end of desires and negative tendencies. Worshiping her grants courage, dissolves fear, and prepares seekers for spiritual transformation.
Navaratri is more than a festival—it’s a journey of devotion and joy for the whole family. Through stories, crafts, music, and bhajans, children can learn the values of love, courage, and Bhakti. Discover fun spiritual activities and Swami Mukundananda’s wisdom to make Navaratri meaningful.
Day 6 of Navratri honors Maa Katyayani, Mahishasura Mardini, the fierce warrior Goddess who restores dharma and awakens the Ajna Chakra. Learn her inspiring story, rituals, beej mantra, and how she empowers us with courage, clarity, and righteous strength in life’s battles.
Maa Skandamata, worshiped on Navratri’s fifth day, is the nurturing yet fierce mother of Lord Kartikeya. Her sacred story, rituals, and spiritual symbolism guide devotees toward wisdom, clarity, and divine protection.