Navratri Puja & Kalash Sthapana

Description

Navratri Puja & Kalash Sthapana is a traditional Hindu ceremony performed to welcome Goddess Durga and other divine energies into the home or workplace. Kalash Sthapana, also known as Ghatasthapana, marks the beginning of Navratri, symbolizing the invocation of the goddess and establishing a sacred space for the nine-day festival.

The puja involves setting up a sacred Kalash (pot) filled with water, mango leaves, and coconut, and decorated with flowers, along with chanting Vedic mantras and performing Havan. The ritual aims to remove negative energies, invite positivity, and bless the family with health, prosperity, and spiritual growth. Our experienced priests ensure that every step of the puja is performed according to authentic Vedic traditions, making your Navratri celebrations auspicious and spiritually enriching.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is Kalash Sthapana?
Kalash Sthapana is the ritual of placing a sacred pot (Kalash) with water, mango leaves, and coconut to invoke Goddess Durga and begin Navratri festivities.

Q2: Can the puja be performed at home and the office?
Yes, it can be performed in homes, offices, or commercial spaces to invoke positivity and divine blessings.

Q3: What rituals are included in the puja?
Navratri Puja typically includes Kalash Sthapana, Ganesh Puja, Havan, and chanting of Durga mantras.

Q4: How long does the ceremony last?
The puja usually takes 2–3 hours, depending on the rituals performed.

Q5: Do I need to arrange puja items?
Most essential items are provided by the priests. Families usually provide flowers, fruits, rice, turmeric, ghee, and coconut.