Started by IIT graduates, DevDham (previously DevDarshan) is Devotional Platform for 5000+ Hindu Temples in the Indian Subcontinent. DevDham (previously DevDarshan)’s long term vision is to provide a digital platform to Temples and Gurus for sharing the millennia-old teachings of Indian culture in the world and by doing so, projecting Bharat (India) as Vishwa Guru (Universal Leader) through its rich cultural and spiritual heritage.

DevDham (previously DevDarshan) facilitates online Daily Darshan, Pujas and Digital Donations for Devotees. DevDham (previously DevDarshan) has onboarded 150+ Temples across 16 states including but not limited to Shaktipeeth Chamunda Devi (Kangra), Shaktipeeth Maa Bajreshwari Devi (Kangra), Shaktipeeth Maa Baglamukhi Mandir (Kangra), Shaktipeeth Maa Vindyavasini Mandir (Mirzapur), Shaktipeeth Maa Harsiddhi Mandir (Ujjain), Shaktipeeth Maa Gadhkalika Mandir (Ujjain), Shaktipeeth Tripura Sundari (Agartala), Shaktipeeth Kalyani Devi Lalita Peeth (Prayagraj), Shaktipeeth Alopi Devi (Prayagraj), Bijasan Mata Mandir (Indore), Kalkaji Mandir (Delhi), Durgiana Mandir (Amritsar), Maa Mundeshwari Temple (Bihar), Jyotirlinga Ghushmeshwar Nath Temple (Pratapgarh), Jyotirlinga Mamleshwar (Omkareshwar), Kaal Bhairav Mandir (Ujjain), Hanuman Garhi (Ayodhya), Chintaman Ganesh Mandir (Ujjain), Tapkeshwar Mandir (Dehradun), Pashupati Nath Mandir (Haridwar), Vrindavan Chandrodaya Temple, Badi Kali ji Mandir (Lucknow), Nagvasuki Mandir (Prayagraj), ISKCON (Vrindavan), ISKCON (Ghaziabad), ISKCON (Srinagar).

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Live Streaming or the recorded video of Puja will be available for all registered Devotees.

Live Streaming or the recorded video of Puja will be available on DevDham (previously DevDarshan) App , which you can download on your Android Smartphone. Live Streaming will also be available on DevDham (previously DevDarshan) YouTube Channel and DevDham (previously DevDarshan) Facebook page. More details will be shared with you via whatsapp and email once you register for the Puja.

Your Name and Gotra will be chanted during the Puja Sankalp. Please, make a wish in your mind while watching the Puja in Shaktipeeth from your home so that Maa Durga can bestow blessings on you and fulfill that wish.

Shakti refers to the Personification of the Divine Feminine Power, who is often regarded as the Great Divine Mother in Hinduism. Goddess Shakti, the Goddess of Power, is believed to be the complete incarnation of the Adi Shakti.

There are 51 Shakti Peethas across the Indian Subcontinent. Puranas state that Maa Sati sacrificed herself in her Father's Yagya after her father Daksha insulted her husband Lord Shiva. This enraged Lord Shiva who opened his third eye and danced a fierce "Tandava Nritya" across the Earth with the body of his beloved Sati in his arms. Gods were afraid that Lord Shiva's anger could destroy the Universe and they sought the assistance of Lord Vishnu who dispatched his all-powerful Sudarshan Chakra to cut Sati’s body into 51 pieces.

Every spot on Earth that received a portion of Maa Sati’s Body and Vastra became a place of worship for Devotees of the Maa Shakti. Each of these spots is honoured as a Shaktipeeth by her devotees, who are also referred as Shaktas.

Navratri means nine auspicious nights during which the various forms of Maa Durga is worshipped. Navratri festival is celebrated twice a year. The first Navratri starts from Chaitra Krishna Pratipada and is celebrated till Navami. And the second one, the Maha Parva of Shardiya Navratri is celebrated in the month of Ashwin starting from Pratipada of Shukla Paksha till Navami, which usually comes in the month of September or October. In both Navratris, Devotees worship Maa Durga with intense devotion and observe fasting for nine days.

The Shardiya Navratri, which falls in September or October, also holds religious and scientific significance. This Navratri festival is a sign of changing weather. The ancient sages and rishis have started the system of fasting, observing abstinence, and Yagya during Navratri to avoid the effects of any kind of virus in the changing season. Normally, germs and microbes breed and spread after the rain, the Yagya destroys them and purifies the environment. And also, it is the time to worship Maa Shakti that is nature. Devotees who stayed inside the house due to rain can now start their respective work and task again with full fervour. Therefore, Maa Durga’s blessing is seeked, which makes Devotees stronger and creates positive energy in their surroundings. This helps devotees to work with confidence and make progress and gain success.

The answers to many questions, such as the worship of Maa Shakti and her war with various Asuras and how to get her blessings can be found in the Durga Saptashati. Maa Durga Saptashati is considered to be as sacred as the four Vedas, and the mythological saga of the wonderful character of Maa Durga has been depicted in this text. Composed by Markandeya Rishi, this Path has 700 verses in 13 chapters, in which the powerful character, strength and love of the Maa Durga have been described.

In three parts, the three characters of Goddess are described by the names of Maha Kali, Maha Lakshmi and Maha Saraswati. By adhering to ancient norms and rules, reciting Shri Durga Saptashati or being read by a qualified Acharya or Pandit, Maa Durga removes even the most severe troubles and struggles of her Devotees. Shri Durga Saptashati path is very significant and fruitful. Its recitation during Navratri fulfills all your wishes. Brahmadev has also said that the Devotees who recite Durga Saptashati path will enjoy ultimate happiness and victory over enemies.

In India, Chunni and Chola play an important role in the life of every woman. Chunni is a symbol of modesty, virtue, probity and respect. It also symbolizes married women. Thus, Devotees offer Chunni and Chola to Maa Durga to pay honour and respect to the Supreme Feminine Power or the Shakti that runs the universe.

Offering a piece of Sari to the Maa Durga concludes Maa Durga Puja. It is said that offering Sari helps the attributeless form of the Maa Durga to manifest itself and then, Maa Durga can give blessings to her Devotees.

It also helps in the spiritual progress of an individual who is offering these offerings to Maa Durga. While offering Chola, Chunni and Sari to Maa Durga, the Devotees offer their prayers and seek blessings of Maa Durga to convert their 'Durgunas' ( Bad Habits) into 'Sadgunas' (Good Habits).

Bhog refers to a food item used during Durga Ashtami Puja, which serves dual purpose: the food is offered to Maa Durga as "Bhog" during the Puja and is then served to the devotees as "Prasad". Typically, the Bhog is Sattvic, and contains no onion and garlic.

There are 9 different types of Bhog offering to Maa Durga

It is often said that offering Cow Ghee as a bhog can bring good health and good fortune.

If an individual offers Sugar and Panchamrit to the Maa Durga, then the Goddess blesses the person with happiness and prosperity.

It is believed that offering kheer and other milk based delicacies as a bhog to Maa Durga can bring good wealth, financial stability and peace in the family.

Offering Malpua as Bhog to the Goddess strengthens one's intelligence and will power.

Offering a banana or food items that contain banana as an ingredient as Bhog to Maa Durga can give relief from chronic illnesses and help in professional growth.

If a Devotee offers honey and sweet betel leaves to Maa Durga, then the Devotee is believed to gain wisdom, knowledge and power of decision making.

Offering jaggery and other delicacies is believed to bring positive energy and protect the devotees from suffering.

Coconut is offered as Bhog to Maa Durga. It is widely believed that donating coconuts to the Brahmans on Ashtami, blesses a childless couple with a child.

Offering halwa poori and kheer as a combination to the Goddess is a great way to seek the blessings of Maa Durga.

Panch Meva is a combination of five dry fruits. Panch Meva is related to 5 elements in the universe, namely Water, Fire, Earth, Sky and Wind. Panch Meva Prasad mainly includes almonds, raisins, dry coconut, makhana, and dry dates. In addition to spiritual benefits, the Prasad has health benefits for the devotees.

Prasad will be delivered via courier to the home address that you will submit after the payment process. It will be delivered after the Puja will be conducted by chanting your Name and Gotra in Shakti Peeth.

In case, you don't know your Gotra, add your caste during the registration process for Puja. In case you don’t know that, add your full name during the registration process. These details would be chanted by Pandit ji during Puja. Feel free to contact us at +919015367944

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