
Recitation of the Durga Saptashati — the Devi Mahatmya, seven hundred verses in thirteen chapters — with havan in the fuller forms.
1 ACHARYA₹2,100The recitation set within a fuller Devi puja, with kalash sthapana, the sixteen upacharas and a homa on the text.
1 ACHARYA₹5,100One complete recitation of the thirteen chapters with the Kavacha, Argala and Kilaka before and the Devi Suktam after.
2 ACHARYA₹11,000The complete recitation closed with a havan, the oblations offered on the verses of the Saptashati as the tradition prescribes.
3 ACHARYA, 3 DAYS₹18,500The extended counted observance with repeated complete recitations across several days, daily puja and a concluding havan.
7 ACHARYA, 4 DAYS₹35,000A counted observance carried across several days, with a complete recitation at each sitting and a closing havan.
11 ACHARYA, 11 DAYS₹2,51,000Shat Chandi Path & Havan is a sacred worship of Maa Durga based on the Devi Mahatmya (Durga Saptashati), comprising 700 verses. This special 11-day Anushthan, performed by 11 Acharyas, includes devotional recitation and Havan seeking divine blessings, peace, prosperity and spiritual strength.
Durga Saptashati Path, also known as Devi Mahatmya or Chandi Path, is a revered scripture-based worship of the Divine Mother found within the Markandeya Purana. The text contains 13 chapters and 700 verses, describing the glory, divine power, and victories of Devi in her various manifestations. The text narrates three principal episodes: the destruction of Madhu and Kaitabha, the slaying of Mahishasura, and the destruction of Shumbha, Nishumbha, and other forces of adharma. It also contains the celebrated Narayani Stuti, through which the Devas praise the Divine Mother. During a traditional Durga Saptashati Path, the Acharya performs the required Sankalp and devotional preparations before reciting the sacred chapters. Depending on the tradition, supporting recitations such as Devi Kavach, Argala Stotra and Kilaka Stotra may also form part of the worship. The Path is especially associated with Navratri and other occasions dedicated to Devi worship. Devotees undertake it with श्रद्धा and devotion, seeking the Divine Mother's grace, protection, spiritual strength, peace, and removal of difficulties.
Divine Protection — Devotees seek the protective grace of Maa Durga through sacred recitation and worship.
Removal of Obstacles — Traditionally performed with prayers for overcoming difficulties and challenges.
Spiritual Strength — Encourages devotion, courage, discipline, and inner strength.
Peace & Harmony — Devotees seek blessings for peace and auspiciousness in personal and family life.
Prosperity & Well-Being — The worship invokes Devi's blessings for abundance, welfare, and auspiciousness.
Spiritual Upliftment — Regular listening or recitation encourages deeper devotion and contemplation of the Divine Mother.
Complete Durga Saptashati / Devi Mahatmya Path according to the selected seva.
Sankalp in the devotee's name and Gotra.
Traditional supporting recitations and Devi worship as applicable to the chosen ritual tradition.
Pushpa, Dhupa, Deepa, Naivedya and Archana offered during the Puja.
Aarti, Prarthana and blessings upon completion of the sacred Path.
Sankalp – The Path begins with a sacred Sankalp, taking the devotee’s name, Gotra, and intention for the worship.
Preliminary Puja – Traditional preparatory rituals are performed to invoke Maa Durga and prepare for the sacred recitation.
Devi Kavach, Argala & Kilaka – These traditional supporting recitations are performed according to the prescribed Puja tradition.
Durga Saptashati Path – The 13 chapters and 700 verses of Devi Mahatmya are recited with devotion and proper pronunciation.
Archana & Offerings – Flowers, incense, lamps, Naivedya, and other traditional offerings are offered to Maa Durga.
Aarti & Prarthana – The Path concludes with Aarti and prayers seeking divine blessings for protection, peace, strength, prosperity, and well-being.
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