Ghatasthapana Durga Devi Puja

₹4,999

Invoke the Shakti within…

What is Ghatasthapana? (घटस्थापना क्या है?)
Ghatasthapana is the ritual that marks the beginning of Navratri. It is the sacred act of invoking Goddess Durga into a Kalash (sacred pot) — symbolizing divine energy, fertility, and purity. This Kalash becomes the seat of Durga Maa for 9 days, and is worshipped daily with utmost devotion.
It is performed during a specific muhurta on the first day (Pratipada) of Navratri, and sets the spiritual tone for the entire nine days of worship.

Significance of Ghatasthapana
• Ghatasthapana is the official invitation to Durga Maa to come and bless your home.
• The Kalash represents the cosmic womb – from where all creation emerges.
• The sprouting of barley (जौ) during Navratri represents new beginnings and prosperity.
• Worshipping the Kalash brings Shakti, positivity, and divine protection for the next 9 days and beyond.

Nine Forms of Durga Devi (Navdurga)

Ghatasthapana Puja Ritual (Vidhi) – Step by Step

Select an Auspicious Time (Muhurat) on Pratipada morning.
Prepare a Kalash: Fill with Ganga jal, place mango leaves around, and a coconut on top.
Place Barley (जौ) or wheat seeds in a clay pot – which will be watered for 9 days.
Draw Swastik & Om symbols on the Kalash for Shubh energy.
Perform Sankalp with your name and purpose of puja.
Invoke Durga Maa into the Kalash through mantras.
Light diya and incense, offer flowers, roli, haldi, akshat, and prasad.
Chant Durga Saptashati or Nav Durga Mantras over 9 days.
On the 10th day (Vijayadashami), do visarjan of the Kalash with gratitude.

Benefits of Ghatasthapana Puja

Brings Shakti, strength, and divine protection into your life.
Helps remove negativity, black magic, fear, and spiritual blockages.
Fulfills wishes related to health, wealth, relationships, and inner peace.
Strengthens the connection with the Divine Feminine (Adi Shakti).
Harmonizes your home environment and spiritual aura.

What Will Be Sent To You (Puja Prasad Box):

Energized Durga Yantra or Devi Locket
Sacred Kalash water (Gangajal)
Red thread (मौली), kumkum, haldi, akshat
Barley seeds (जौ) to grow at home
Sweets or dry fruit as blessed prasad
Digital puja video & photo
Blessing Card with your Sankalp

Price – 4999

Navdurga – The Nine Forms of Goddess Durga

Each day of Navratri is dedicated to a divine form of Maa Durga. Here are the 9 manifestations:

Shailputri (शैलपुत्री)
Meaning: Daughter of the Himalayas
Symbol of: Strength, stability, and root chakra
Brahmacharini (ब्रह्मचारिणी)
Meaning: One who observes penance
Symbol of: Tapasya, spiritual growth, and devotion
Chandraghanta (चंद्रघंटा)
Meaning: One who wears a crescent moon like a bell
Symbol of: Courage, grace, and inner power
Kushmanda (कूष्मांडा)
Meaning: Creator of the universe
Symbol of: Cosmic energy and positivity
Skandamata (स्कंदमाता)
Meaning: Mother of Lord Skanda (Kartikeya)
Symbol of: Motherhood and nurturing energy
Katyayani (कात्यायनी)
Meaning: Born to sage Katya
Symbol of: Power, protection from evil
Kalaratri (कालरात्रि)
Meaning: Dark night, the destroyer of fear
Symbol of: Fearlessness, protection, destroys negativity
Mahagauri (महागौरी)
Meaning: The extremely fair and radiant one
Symbol of: Purity, inner peace, and forgiveness
Siddhidatri (सिद्धिदात्री)
Meaning: Giver of supernatural powers (siddhis)
Symbol of: Divine wisdom and fulfillment

Ghatasthapana Durga Devi Puja