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Dear Rick,

I have never stayed at the Mandir for the entire 9 days so cannot

give you the complete picture.

 

Here is what I can share based on what I know and hope Parvati can

fill in the rest.

 

1) There are two Nava Durga Pujas in the Cosmic Puja but I do not

know of any aarti or chalisa unique to each of them. They do have

their own mantras - pls refer to Cosmic Puja .

 

2) AFAIK (As far as I know) , there is a lot of sadhana that happens

on these 9 days. People start the chanting as early as 3 am. But

all the pujas are done each day - ie no one particular day for Kali,

Lakshmi or Saraswati. (In one of the posts Swamiji mentioned "he

couldnt decide so he worshipped all of them each day") . There is

however a special Chamunda puja (towards the end of Navaratri - not

sure of the day) and a Sundar Kand on the 9th day.

 

3) There is atleast one homa towards the end of Navaratri.

 

4) All of Chandi Path (either Seedha or the whole nine yards ) is

recited on each day.

 

Hope that answered your questions. I have told you all that I know

and hope that someone like Parvati or Devnath can modify/clarify

further.

 

Jai Maa

Latha

 

 

, "rikzinger" <rikzinger@c...>

wrote:

> I am wondering how Navrathri is celebrated at Devi Mandir. Are

there

> different pujas, with mantra, aarti, and chalisas unique for each

of

> the Nav Durgas? What activities are included in each of the days,

and

> which are unique to each day? Are there homas? How are Maha Kali,

> Maha Lakshmi and Maha Saraswati worshipped during each three-day

> portion? Is special emphasis placed on portions of the Chandi Path

on

> the different days?

>

> Thank you for your patience and help in sharing your experience.

>

> Rick

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maybe we can schedule some sadhana that coincides with what they are

doing[?]

 

, "Latha Nanda" <lathananda>

wrote:

> Dear Rick,

> I have never stayed at the Mandir for the entire 9 days so cannot

> give you the complete picture.

>

> Here is what I can share based on what I know and hope Parvati can

> fill in the rest.

>

> 1) There are two Nava Durga Pujas in the Cosmic Puja but I do not

> know of any aarti or chalisa unique to each of them. They do have

> their own mantras - pls refer to Cosmic Puja .

>

> 2) AFAIK (As far as I know) , there is a lot of sadhana that

happens

> on these 9 days. People start the chanting as early as 3 am. But

> all the pujas are done each day - ie no one particular day for

Kali,

> Lakshmi or Saraswati. (In one of the posts Swamiji mentioned "he

> couldnt decide so he worshipped all of them each day") . There is

> however a special Chamunda puja (towards the end of Navaratri -

not

> sure of the day) and a Sundar Kand on the 9th day.

>

> 3) There is atleast one homa towards the end of Navaratri.

>

> 4) All of Chandi Path (either Seedha or the whole nine yards ) is

> recited on each day.

>

> Hope that answered your questions. I have told you all that I know

> and hope that someone like Parvati or Devnath can modify/clarify

> further.

>

> Jai Maa

> Latha

>

>

> , "rikzinger" <rikzinger@c...>

> wrote:

> > I am wondering how Navrathri is celebrated at Devi Mandir. Are

> there

> > different pujas, with mantra, aarti, and chalisas unique for

each

> of

> > the Nav Durgas? What activities are included in each of the

days,

> and

> > which are unique to each day? Are there homas? How are Maha

Kali,

> > Maha Lakshmi and Maha Saraswati worshipped during each three-day

> > portion? Is special emphasis placed on portions of the Chandi

Path

> on

> > the different days?

> >

> > Thank you for your patience and help in sharing your experience.

> >

> > Rick

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