Devi Kushmanda Puja  

Devi Kushmanda Puja is dedicated to the fourth incarnation of Goddess Durga, Devi Kushmanda, performed on the fourth day of Navratri. Known as the creator of the universe, Devi Kushmanda is believed to have brought light and energy into existence with her divine smile. Her name, ‘Kushmanda,’ comes from ‘Ku’ meaning ‘little,’ ‘Ushma’ meaning ‘heat,’ and ‘Anda’ meaning ‘egg,’ symbolizing the cosmic egg from which the universe was born. It is believed that she gave light and energy to the Sun, and thus her form radiates like the Sun itself. 

Devi Kushmanda is depicted with eight arms, also known as Ashtabhuja, where she holds a bow, arrows, a lotus, an urn of nectar, a discus, and a mace. In her eighth hand, she holds a mala, which grants eight siddhis (powers) and nine nidhis (treasures). Worshipping Goddess Kushmanda brings blessings of prosperity, victory over enemies, peace, and harmony in life, and favorable results from the Sun and Mercury planets. 

Benefits of Devi Kushmanda Puja: 

• Fulfills desires and grants divine blessings. 
• Provides victory over enemies.
• Brings peace, prosperity, and harmony in life. 
• Offers favorable results from the Sun and Mercury planets. 
• Helps relieve health issues and increases longevity. 
• Bestows wealth, fame, and recognition. 

Mantra for Devi Kushmanda Puja: 

ॐ देवी कुष्माण्डायै नमः 

Procedure for Devi Kushmanda Puja: 

The puja is performed with great devotion and includes the following steps: 

1. Swasti Vachan & Shanti Path – To create a peaceful and auspicious environment. 
2. Sankalp – Prayers for the well-being of the individual.
3. Ganesh, Kalash, Devi Kushmanda, Navgraha, and Brahma Staphana – Invoking blessings of deities and planets. 
4. Fire Offering (Havan) – With sacred offerings and mantras, including:  
   1. Navgraha Mantra Japa (one mala for each planet) 
   2. Devi Kushmanda Mantra Japa 
   3. Durga Saptashati Path 
   4. Sun Mantra 1100 times 
   5. Mercury Mantra 1100 times 
5. Homam with Ghee, Sugar, Sesame Seeds, Oats, Ashtagandha, Sandal Powder, and Navgraha Samidha followed by Purnahuti, Aarti, and offering Prasad to Brahmins. 

Where Will the Puja Be Performed? 

The Devi Kushmanda Puja can be performed at: 

• Your Home – We can conduct the puja at your residence, providing a personal and intimate experience for your family. 

• Temple – If you prefer a sacred environment, the puja can be performed at your chosen temple. 

• Other Sacred Locations – If there is a location that holds special significance for your family, the puja can be performed there as well. 

Samagri for Devi Kushmanda Puja: 

All the necessary samagri (materials) for the Devi Kushmanda Puja will be provided, ensuring that the ceremony follows the required tradition and rituals. This includes items like ghee, sugar, sesame seeds, oats, ashtagandha, sandal powder, and Navgraha Samidha. Some additional items, such as milk, Havan Kund, and specific flowers, may need to be arranged separately depending on specific customs. 

Why Choose Ji Pandit Ji for Your Devi Kushmanda Puja? 

• Experienced & Qualified Pandit Ji – Our Pandits are well-versed in the Vedic rituals, ensuring authenticity and purity in every ceremony. 

• Traditional & Authentic Practices – We strictly follow Vedic methods and customs to bring the full spiritual and cultural experience. 

• Customized Rituals – We respect your family traditions and personalize the puja as per your specific needs. 

• Transparent Pricing – Clear, reasonable pricing with no hidden charges. 

• Positive Energy & Blessings – Our rituals bring positive energy, prosperity, and peace into your life. 

Book Now for Blessings from Devi Kushmanda and Experience Prosperity, Victory, and Peace!