🌺 Sharadiya Navratri: When 8 Sacred Shaktipeethas, Associated with Maa Sati’s Divine Form, Become a Part of Your Devotional Journey!
The scriptures honour the Goddess as the Supreme Divine Mother who resides in the Shaktipeethas. These sacred sites are revered as places where parts of Maa Sati’s body are believed to have fallen, transforming them into eternal centres of divine Shakti. Each Peetha holds a unique spiritual significance and is worshipped as a sacred abode of the Goddess.
🌙Why Is the 8-Day Worship of 8 Shaktipeethas During Navratri So Special?
Navratri’s nine days are dedicated to the nine forms of Maa Durga. This Sankalp brings together the sacred traditions of nine Shaktipeethas, with a designated Peetha for each day. On Shashthi, worship Maa Katyayani at Vrindavan, revered for her connection with the Gopis of Braj. On Saptami, seek Maa Kali’s blessings at Kalighat, whose fierce form is associated with Maa Kalaratri. On Maha Ashtami, worship Maa Ambabai Mahalakshmi at Kolhapur, invoking the divine grace of the Goddess. On Maha Navami, offer prayers to Maa Lalita Devi at Triveni Sangam, seeking the blessings of Maa Siddhidatri for spiritual fulfilment. Each Peetha offers a unique way to connect with Maa’s divine Shakti.
🛕Your 8-Day Sankalp at 8 Shaktipeethas, Through the Sri Mandir App
Visiting nine different Shaktipeethas from Gaya to Kolhapur and Kolkata to Kangra during a single Navratri may not be possible for every devotee. Through the Sri Mandir app, you can participate in this sacred Sankalp from home. Each day, experienced Vedic priests at the designated Peetha will perform the Chadhava in your name and Gotra, following the prescribed rituals, including Panchamrit Abhishek, Chunari Arpan, Sindoor Arpan and Pushpanjali. Video proof of each Seva will be shared within 24–48 hours.
🙏Navratri Comes Once a year; make these nine sacred days a Part of Your Devotional Journey. Take Your Sankalp Today and Offer Chadhava at 8 Shaktipeethas over 8 Days to Seek Maa’s Blessings and the Divine Grace of Nav-Shakti!