
Recitation for the ten Mahavidyas — the ten wisdom goddesses — with their stotras, kavachas and mantras taken in the traditional order.
1 ACHARYA₹5,100Recitation for each of the ten Mahavidyas in order, with the stotra of each, preceded by kalash sthapana and Ganapati puja.
10 ACHARYA₹15,500A measured japa of each Mahavidya's own mantra, taken in the traditional order with the count fixed at the sankalpa.
11 ACHARYA₹21,000Both recitations for each of the ten — the stotra and the kavacha — taken in order across the observance.
10 ACHARYA, 1 DAY₹25,000A counted observance across several days: daily puja, stotra, kavacha and measured japa for each of the ten.
11 ACHARYA, 10 DAYS₹1,75,000The fullest recitation observance offered here an extended anushthan with daily worship of each of the ten and a closing havan.
Dasha Mahavidya Puja is a sacred form of Shakti worship dedicated to the ten great manifestations of the Divine Mother—Kali, Tara, Tripura Sundari, Bhuvaneshwari, Bhairavi, Chhinnamasta, Dhumavati, Bagalamukhi, Matangi, and Kamala. Each Mahavidya represents a distinct aspect of divine Shakti and is traditionally associated with different forms of spiritual wisdom, transformation, protection, prosperity, and liberation. The Puja is performed through traditional devotional rituals, Sankalp, deity invocation, mantra recitation, offerings, Archana, and Aarti. Depending on the tradition and purpose of the Puja, specific mantras and offerings may be included for the individual Mahavidyas. Devotees undertake Dasha Mahavidya Puja with faith and devotion while seeking the Divine Mother's blessings for spiritual growth, inner strength, protection from difficulties, removal of obstacles, peace, prosperity, and overall well-being. The ritual also provides an opportunity to honor the diverse expressions of Shakti and deepen one's connection with the Divine Feminine. The exact procedure, mantras, and offerings can vary according to the lineage, temple tradition, and Acharya performing the Puja.

Dasha Mahavidya Puja is a profound form of Shakti worship honoring the ten manifestations of the Divine Mother. It holds special significance during Navratri, when devotees traditionally intensify their prayers, Mantra Jaap, Archana, and Sadhana to seek divine protection, spiritual strength, wisdom, transformation, prosperity, and inner peace.
Divine Protection — Seek the blessings of the ten forms of Maa Shakti for protection and spiritual strength.
Removal of Obstacles — Traditional worship is performed with prayers for overcoming difficulties and hindrances.
Spiritual Growth — Supports devotion, inner awareness, discipline, and spiritual development.
Peace & Stability — Seek blessings for mental peace, harmony, and emotional strength.
Prosperity & Abundance — Worship of Maa Kamala and other forms seeks blessings for prosperity and auspiciousness.
Inner Transformation — Encourages devotion, self-discipline, courage, and deeper connection with Shakti.
Complete Dasha Mahavidya Puja performed by experienced Acharyas.
Sankalp performed in the devotee's name and Gotra.
Traditional Mantra Jaap, Archana, and devotional offerings.
Aarti and prayers dedicated to the ten manifestations of Maa Shakti.
Prasad and Puja details according to the selected seva.
Sankalp — The Puja begins with Sankalp using the devotee's name, Gotra, and stated purpose.
Ganesh & Kalash Puja — Preliminary prayers and Kalash Sthapana are performed according to the chosen tradition.
Dasha Mahavidya Invocation — The ten forms of Divine Mother are respectfully invoked through traditional prayers and mantras.
Mantra Jaap & Archana — Dedicated mantras, flowers, and other customary offerings are offered to the Mahavidyas.
Naivedya & Aarti — Traditional Bhog/Naivedya is offered followed by devotional Aarti.
Prarthana & Blessings — The ritual concludes with prayers for the devotee's well-being, spiritual progress, peace, and protection.
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