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🙏 On Mahalaya Amavasya, seek blessings for divine protection from evil energies with Maa Kali Puja and Kavach Path. 🙏

🕉️Mahalaya Amavasya, also known as Sarvapitri Amavasya, is the last day of Pitru Paksha. On one hand, ancestors bid farewell on this day, while on the other, it is also considered the beginning of Shakti worship. This day is especially seen as a sign of Maa Durga's arrival in Bengal. According to mythological beliefs, it was on this Amavasya Tithi that Maa Durga took the fierce form of Maa Kali to destroy the demons. Therefore, worshipping Maa Kali on Mahalaya Amavasya holds special significance. This day is considered very auspicious for spiritual practices and the worship of Shakti. On this special occasion, a Tantrokta Maa Kali Puja and Kavach Path is being organized, which is a golden opportunity of the year.

🕉️The Tantrokta Maa Kali Puja and kavach path-
is a powerful practice dedicated to the fierce energy of Goddess Kali. This puja is performed using special Tantric methods, mantras, and yantras, with the aim of seeking a path towards the destruction of enemies, protection from negative forces, and spiritual progress. This practice includes a special havan and chanting of mantras, which is believed to bring devotees closer to the energy of Mahalaya Amavasya and the power of Navratri. Along with this, the 'Maa Kali Kavach' is recited, which is a protective hymn. It is said that this can build an unbreakable spiritual shield around the devotees. Its regular recitation is considered beneficial for protection from fear, diseases, and obstacles related to negative energies.

🕉️Shardiya Navratri is a great festival of Shakti worship, which begins this year on Monday, 22 September 2025. It starts on the Shukla Pratipada of the Ashwina month with Ghatasthapana or Kalash Sthapana, where the Goddess Shakti is prayed to. On the first day, the first form of Maa Durga, 'Devi Shailputri', who is the daughter of the Himalayas and a symbol of stability and determination, is worshipped. For nine days, devotees seek the grace of the Goddess's many forms through fasting, worship, and rituals. This festival carries the message of the victory of good over evil.

🕉️This special Amavasya, the Tantrokta Maa Kali Puja and Kavach Path is being organized at the Shaktipeeth Kalighat Temple in Kolkata, one of the most revered Shaktipeeths in India. 
Take part in this divine ritual of the special Maa Kali Puja by Sri Mandir and seek blessings for protection from evil energies.

For protection from evil energies

Tantrokta Maa Kali Puja and Kavach Path

✨ On Sharad Navratri, pray to Maa Adishakti and seek blessings for success and prosperity. 🙏 

Join the Mahayagya taking place in the holy Devi temples of Kashi and Katra. 🪷

 When Sharad Navratri begins after the end of Shraddha Paksha, a unique energy is felt in the atmosphere. Kalash Sthapana is performed in homes, lamps are lit, and the entire environment becomes devotional with the sound of temple bells. This is a time when people want to experience new strength and faith within themselves. Navratri is not just a festival of worship but also an opportunity for self-reflection and spiritual practice. Often, situations arise in life when success remains distant despite hard work, tension comes into relationships, or the mind remains constantly unsettled.

At such times, a person feels weak from within and needs support. The nine days of Navratri are considered a means to understand these difficulties and to gain strength through the worship of the nine forms of Maa Durga. The mythological story also teaches that when crises like Mahishasur began to overwhelm the three worlds, various forms of the divine feminine power appeared and put an end to the demonic forces. This story reminds us that Navratri is not just a celebration, but a time when we resolve to fight the negativities hidden within us.

With this sentiment, special rituals are being organized by Sri Mandir during this Sharad Navratri at both the holy sites of Navdurga Mandir in the Katra pilgrimage area and the Durga Kund Mandir in Kashi. Here, 1,25,000 Navarna Mantra Jaaps, Durga Saptashati Path, and Nav Chandi Mahahavan will be conducted. The chanting of the Navarna mantra is believed to focus the devotee's mind, the reading of the Durga Saptashati is said to make the atmosphere positive, and the Nav Chandi Havan creates an environment of collective devotion. The purpose of these rituals is to allow devotees to experience peace and patience by taking refuge in Maa Durga amidst the burdens of their minds and the complexities of life.

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1,25,000 Navarna Mantra Jaap, Durga Saptashati and Nav Chandi Mahahavan

Did you know? Even Lord Ram and the Pandavas sought Maa Bagalamukhi’s Blessings for Victory. This Navratri, It’s Your Turn 🙏

In our Sanatan Dharma, Ashwina Shukla Pratipada is a very sacred day as it marks the beginning of Sharad Navratri, the great nine-night festival dedicated to worshipping the nine forms of Maa Durga. This whole period is believed to be full of divine energy, making it a perfect time to ask for God's blessings for protection and success. On this powerful first day, devotees pray to overcome the biggest difficulties in their lives. It is a special time to worship Maa Bagalamukhi, one of the ten Mahavidyas, who is known for her power to grant victory.

The reason she is worshipped for this great power is told in a sacred story. It is said that long ago, a great storm arose in the universe, threatening to destroy all of creation. The gods, worried, prayed for help. A divine yellow light then emerged from a sacred lake of turmeric, and from this light, Maa Bagalamukhi appeared. She immediately grabbed the tongue of the demon causing the storm and silenced him, saving the world. This is why she is worshipped to stop conflicts and arguments. This special puja includes Tantra Yukta Havan - a powerful fire ritual where sacred offerings and mantra chanting invoke Maa Bagalamukhi’s divine energy. Another significant ritual is Yantra Shodashopachara Kumkum Abhishek. Kumkum’s deep red hue symbolizes courage, valour, and victory - qualities that Maa Bagalamukhi herself embodies. Scriptures describe Kumkum as a sacred element of divinity, and performing Kumkum Abhishek on her Yantra is believed to invoke her blessings for triumph over enemies and unshakable strength in conflicts.

By taking part in this puja, you connect the divine energy of Navratri with the fierce, protective power of Maa Bagalamukhi. The combination of this sacred time, her powerful origin story, and the special rituals offers a deep sense of hope. Devotees believe that her blessings can silence the words of enemies, provide a clear path in difficult court cases, and turn challenging situations in their favour.

Join this powerful puja through Sri Mandir on the sacred first day of Navratri. Seek the blessings of Maa Bagalamukhi to silence your enemies, find success in legal matters, and clear the path to victory in your life.

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