Puja at Kamakhya

The 108 Chandi Path is a highly revered and powerful ritual, dedicated to the goddess Chandi, an aggressive and fierce form of Goddess Durga. This puja involves the recitation of the Chandi Path 108 times. The Chandi Path consists of 700 verses and is a part of the Markandeya Purana.

Kanya puja, also known as Kumari Puja, is a significant ritual observed during Navratri. It involves the worship of young girls, symbolising the Goddess Durga's pure and divine feminine energy. Kanya puja honours young girls as the manifestation of the goddess Durga in her various forms such as Kumari, Trimurti, Kalyani, Rohini, Kali, Chandika, Shanbhavi, and Durga. 

The 9 kanya and Bhairav Bhojan is a very revered puja dedicated to Goddess Durga. The nine girls are Worshipped as the manifestation of the nine forms of the Goddess Durga, each representing different aspects of the divine feminine power, feeding them is considered equivalent to worshipping the goddess herself. Lord Bhairva is one of the embodiments of Lord Shiva, who is regarded as the protector of Goddess Durga.

NOTE: This puja includes the bhojan of 9 Girls and 1 boy

Saree puja is a significant ritual that holds deep spiritual meaning. The goddess Durga is considered a symbol of women's power. A saree is offered to the Goddess for beautification, particularly for devotees who wish to honor and seek the blessings of Goddess Durga. Decorating the mother is like beautifying her femininity. Offering a saree to the Goddess is a gesture of devotion.

The Bhairav Puja is a significant and intense ritual with deep spiritual meaning for the devotees. It is performed to appease Lord Bhairav, Lord Bhairav is considered the incarnation (Avatar) of Lord Shiva. In contemporary times, Lord Bhairav has been worshipped by millions of people to get powerful blessings.