The Devi is approached for shakti — for protection when something is moving against the household, and for the strength to carry a period that is taking more than it gives. The Durga Saptshati, its seven hundred verses recited in full, is the central anushthan; the Navchandi hawan is offered where the seva calls for it.
Divyachadhava performs these at the Shaktipeeths and Devi kshetras — Kalighat at Kolkata, Gadhkalika and Harsiddhi at Ujjain, Tarapith in Birbhum, the Baglamukhi seats at Nalkheda and Ujjain, and others. Each is taken in your naam-gotra.
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The Saptshati path is the recitation of the seven hundred verses. The Navchandi hawan is the fire offering made alongside it, with ahutis given at prescribed points in the recitation. A fuller anushthan is distinguished by the recitation count and the number of acharyas, not by the number of days.
Choose one of the 30 sevas below, enter your naam and gotra, and complete the payment. On the appointed tithi the acharya takes the sankalp in your naam-gotra and performs the vidhi, and an HD video is sent on WhatsApp after completion.
These sevas are currently performed at 14 Teerth Kshetras across Bharat. Each seva page names the Kshetra it belongs to and the tithi it is performed on.