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Durgashtami and Dhumavati Jayanthi special Ritual

Maha Chandi Homam

Eradicate Negative Forces, Win Court Cases,
Excel in Career, Enjoy Fruits of Success

 
Scheduled Live Stream On June 18, 2021 @ 6 PM IST
 

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Dhumavati Jayanthi & Durgashtami – A Day of Multiple Boons from Deities Chandi & Dhumavati

The appearance of Goddess Dhumavati, the seventh of the Dasa Mahavidyas, on the ashtami day during Shukla Paksha in Jyeshta month is observed as Dhumavati Jayanthi. People worship the goddess on the day to remove miseries, frustrations, mental aggression and other sufferings. She is associated with events like poverty, misfortune, diseases and burial grounds. The goddess annihilates demons by creating or transmitting poisonous fumes from her body. This is also the day of Durgashtami which is very auspicious. On this day, Goddess Durga, a creation of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva, is invoked. She appeared to destroy evil, in the form of demons, on earth. Fasting and performing rituals on the day pleases the mighty female power that helps to get rid of bad karmas of past lives. She improves love and relationships, self-confidence and courage. The rituals and fasts protects from disease, brings health and prosperity. She makes sure you get divine protection, success, prosperity, happiness and peace. Fasting on Durgashtami, as per rules of the scriptures, bestows one with great results by making it highly popular for others to follow. Since she’s an incarnation of the ever-powerful Mother Shakti, a Chandi Homa on the day of Dhumavati Jayanthi and Durgashtami can bring plenitude of blessings to the devotee.

Goddess Chandi – Powerful Force that Destroys Evil, Grants Success

Goddess Chandi is one of the most powerful goddess of the Indian pantheon. Chandi means to tear apart i.e. to rip open our negative thoughts that belie us and reveal the ugly side of a person. The Divine Mother puts you back on track so that you become conscious of yourself, tread the path of righteousness and stay blessed with good virtues. She is nirakara (without form) and is responsible for creation, preservation and transformation. Her glories have been sung from the Puranic times and recorded in the ancient classic Devi Mahatmyam. It elucidates how she appears in the lives of her devotees so that they attain peace and joy.



The Vedas sing plaudits of Maha Shakthi who is the embodiment of goddesses Lakshmi, Saraswathi and Parvati. The Devi Mahatmyam is also called Chandi Paath or Devi Saptashati. It depicts how the super goddess killed Madhu and Kaidabha as Vishnu Maya, destroyed Mahishasura as Lakshmi and slayed Shumbha and Nishumbha as Goddess Saraswathi.


In this great magnum opus, the goddess is portrayed as Goddess Chandi, Chandika or Chamunda, the reckless one and the fierce manifestation of the goddess who is feminism personified. She is enraged, zealous, or devastating. It is said that when the gods were furious, all their energies put together brought forth a blaze that was transformed as Chandika which is a cosmic form.

Chandi Beeja Mantra

Om Aim Hreem Kleem Chamundaye Viche Swaha

Chandi Homam - Bestows Everlasting Success, Health & Prosperity

Dedicated to super goddess Chandi, who is responsible for creation, sustenance and destruction, the Chandi homa relieves you from evil eye doshas, curses and other barriers stopping your progress. It also bestows everlasting health, wealth and prosperity. The homa targets the malefic planetary positions in your horoscope and receive positive news in court cases. The goddess armed with eighteen arms loaded with weapons protects her followers and crushes all evil that besiege them. Therefore the Chandi Homa eradicates negativity and destroys obstacles so that you can taste success in all endeavours especially your career path. It suppresses your enemies and grants all goodness in all forms. The mother blesses all those who seek refuge in her and grants strength, courage and protection for a life of success and progress.

Chandi Homam Explained In Brief

  • Ensures success in all matters with special focus on career.
  • Fulfills your desires to a great extent and keeps you satisfied.
  • Reduces bad influences of planets and ensures progress in life.
  • It gives strength and removes dangers, evils in every form.
  • It gives relief from all types of dosha like evil eye, black magic etc.
  • It overcomes obstacles and wins over enemies, court cases.

Auspicious Puja & Energized Yantra - Bestows Complete Blessings of Chandi Devi and Dhumavathi

Dhumavati Puja - Mitigates Suffering, Evil Spirits, Ketu Affliction, Depression


Goddess Dhumavati emerges from smoke and hence the name. Dhum means smoke. She has no grace, wealth, radiance or charm. Her clothes are untidy and hair unkempt. She is the seventh in line of the mahavidyas. She rides a chariot that has a flag bearing a crow. She is also seen mounted on a crow.

A puja to goddess Dhumavati needs meticulous planning by expert Vedic pundits. It helps overcome malefic effects of planet Ketu in one’s birth charts. If one wants to seek inner truths of life, then this ritual is very apt. It also helps overcome troubles caused by evil spirits and ghosts. The yagya overcomes sadness, depression, sorrow, diseases and tragedy. It helps eradicate poverty and grants all round success and spiritual upliftment quickly to the devotee.

Energised Trident - Protects From Evil, Bestows Bliss, Power, Good Energy


The Trident or Trishul is a weapon of Shiva and Shakti. It is wielded for destroying the enemy and is a symbol of power and energy. The three tips of the trident signify creation, maintenance and destruction. It also denotes the three gunas of nature, satvic, rajasic and tamas and also means past, present and future. Some spiritual texts refer to the trident as the three main nadis or energy channels namely ida, pingala and sushumna that meets in between the brow. Sushumna, the central nadi goes upward to the seventh chakra or energy centre while the other two end at the brow, the sixth chakra. The Trishul’s central point is comparatively longer than the other two points. This three pointed spear is a symbol of auspiciousness and it gives positive outlook to the mind that leads to blissful life without fear of birth, life and death.

Basic Package (One Devotee Only)
USD 99.00
  • Maha Chandi Homam
Gold Package (Upto 6 Devotees Only)
USD 175.00
  • Maha Chandi Homam
  • Goddess Dhumavathi Puja
Platinum Package (Upto 10 Devotees Only)
USD 191.00
  • Maha Chandi Homam
  • Goddess Dhumavathi Puja
  • Energized Chandi Devi Trident