The hundredfold Chandi — the Durga Saptashati recited one hundred times by a group of acharyas, closed with havan. The largest recitation observance offered here.
One hundred complete recitations of the Durga Saptashati by a group of acharyas, with daily Devi puja through the observance.
The hundredfold recitation closed with a havan on the text, the oblations offered at the prescribed fraction of the count.
The hundredfold recitation kept as a full anushthan, with daily puja, abhisheka and archana alongside the recitation and a closing havan.
The hundredfold recitation completed with a full yajna rather than a havan — a sustained oblation sequence across the closing days.
The fullest observance offered anywhere on this site: the hundredfold Chandi with a maha yajna, kept across an extended period with daily worship throughout.
Shatachandi is the Saptashati taken a hundred times. Because a single complete recitation is itself substantial, the observance is performed by a group of acharyas working in parallel across several days, with the count tracked against the sankalpa throughout. It is closed with a havan on the text, and in the fuller forms with a yajna. The tradition treats Shatachandi as a major undertaking rather than a routine one, kept for a significant family sankalpa or a public observance.
The counted Chandi observances — Navachandi at nine, Shatachandi at a hundred — are defined by multiplication of the complete recitation rather than by a different liturgy. The hundredfold is the point at which the rite passes from something a household keeps to something a group of acharyas undertakes together, which is why it is arranged and scheduled differently.
The largest Chandi recitation observance in ordinary practice.
Undertaken for a significant family sankalpa or a community observance.
Traditionally kept through Navaratri or at a prescribed season.
Offered where a long or extended Devi observance has been resolved upon.
One hundred complete recitations of the Durga Saptashati by a group of acharyas.
Daily Devi puja through the observance.
Havan or yajna on the text at the close.
Sankalpa taken in the devotee's name, gotra and stated intention.
Photographs of the ritual shared with you afterwards.
Prasad couriered to you once the ritual is complete.
Sankalpa in your name, gotra and stated intention, with the count fixed.
Ganapati puja, purification and kalash sthapana.
Daily Devi puja, and the Saptashati recited in parallel by the acharyas.
The count carried to one hundred complete recitations.
Closing havan or yajna, purnahuti, aarti and prasad.
This observance runs across several days and is arranged in advance; please contact us before booking so the schedule can be set.
Navaratri is the principal season for these observances; book early for those dates.
Share your name, gotra (if known) and the purpose of the ritual in Special Requests when booking; the sankalpa is made from these.
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