Siddhidaatri Puja

Siddhidaatri Puja on Navratri 9th Day

Maa Siddhidaatri advantages:

Maa Siddhidaatri is venerated on the 9th day of Navratri. The venerated Maa Siddhidaatri detaches the darkness of ignorance and brings the light of excellence. She is the granter of all siddhis and achievements and fulfills all her admirers' wishes and wants. Venerating her detaches fear, sorrow, pain, and unhappiness from life and carries optimism in life. She also helps her admirers gain contentment and control their wants. Also, she is revered for her luxuries and makes sure that her admirers never lack success and affluence. Maa siddhidaatri puja services include Kalash Sthapana, panchang Sthapana (Gauri Ganesh, punyavachan, Shodash Matrika, Navgraha, sarvatobhadra), 64 yogini puja, gath sthapana, the summoning of Durga, Gauri tilak Mandal, chatukashti yogini Mandal pujan, swasti vachan, Sankalpa, shetrapal Pujan, Ganesh pujan, and Abhishek, the summoning of all main deities in Kalash, Durga yantra installation, and pujan, Durga Saptashati chanting, Brahman varn, Shukra (Venus) yantra Pujan and Mantra Japa (1100 recites), Homa, Aarti, pushpanjali and Japa of Maa siddhidaatri mantra. Maa

siddhidaatri mantra: "Om Hreem Saha Siddhidatryai Namah." A short video of the Sankalpa and mantra recitation will be sent with illustrations of the puja tradition. A Puja tokri consisting of Prasad, vitalized rudraksha, silver tabeez, and Durga yantra will be sent.

About Maa siddhidaatri: The festival of Navratri comes to an end with the Pujan of Maa siddhidaatri. Her name is made from "Siddhi," which means perfection, strength, and unique skills, and "datri," giver. Maa siddhidaatri is known to be seated on lotus flowers. In her hands, she holds Gada (mace), Sudarshan Chakra (discus), sankha (conch), and the lotus flower in her four arms.