Sri Vidya Japa

• Students seeking academic success 

• Individuals facing challenges in their studies 

• Devotees aiming for intellectual growth 

• Families desiring educational achievements for their children 

• Individuals seeking divine guidance for learning 

• Anyone looking to enhance their concentration and focus 

• Consort: Shiva 

• Instrument: Pasha (noose), Ankusha (goad), sugarcane bow, and flower arrows 

• Food: Offerings include sweets, fruits, and rice 

• Vehicle: Lion 

• Colours: Predominantly red and gold, symbolizing power and prosperity 

• Festivals: Celebrated during Navaratri, especially the fifth day 

More Detailed Description: Goddess Lalita Tripura Sundari, also known as Sri Vidya, is the supreme deity of wisdom, knowledge, and enlightenment in the Sri Vidya tradition. She is depicted as a beautiful goddess with four arms, holding symbolic instruments that represent control over the mind and senses. Devotees worship her to gain supreme knowledge, spiritual growth, and success in all educational and intellectual pursuits. Her blessings are sought to achieve clarity, concentration, and academic excellence. 

• The puja area is prepared and decorated with sacred symbols, flowers, and ornaments. 

• Invoke the blessings of Lord Ganesha to ensure the smooth conduct of the ritual. 

• Invoke Goddess Sri Vidya directly or through the Kalasa Avahana method. 

• Priests chant sacred mantras dedicated to Goddess Sri Vidya with deep devotion. 

• Offerings of ghee, herbs, flowers, fruits, and other sacred items are made. 

• Recite selected verses from the Vedas and other sacred texts that honor Goddess Sri Vidya. 

• Offer personal prayers and intentions, seeking blessings for spiritual knowledge, prosperity, and well-being. 

• Meditate on the divine form of Goddess Sri Vidya, visualizing her radiant and benevolent presence. 

• Conclude with final oblations and prayers, expressing sincere gratitude. 

• Collect and distribute the sacred ash (vibhuti) as a divine blessing. 

• Offer a sattvic meal (prasadam) to all devotees. 

• For a 1-day puja, the above steps are followed for one day. 

• For an 11-day puja, the above steps are repeated daily for eleven days. 

• For a 21-day puja, the above steps are repeated daily for twenty-one days. 

• For a 48-day puja, a FREE Sri Vidya Yantra is energized, and the 48-day puja is conducted to the Yantra as well, repeating the above steps daily for forty-eight days. 

At AstroBhava, performing Sri Vidya Puja with profound devotion and adherence to traditional rituals allows devotees to receive divine blessings and spiritual elevation. By engaging in sacred chants, offerings, and meditations, devotees can cultivate a deep connection with Goddess Sri Vidya. The meticulously conducted rituals are designed to invoke the goddess’s presence, fostering an atmosphere of spiritual knowledge, prosperity, and well-being. Whether the puja is performed for a single day or extended over multiple days, each session provides an opportunity to engage with divine energy, seek guidance, and enhance spiritual growth. The energized Sri Vidya Yantra provided with the 48-day puja serves as a lasting symbol of this divine connection and blessings. Our aim is to create a transformative and enriching experience for all devotees, enabling them to feel the powerful presence of Goddess Sri Vidya and benefit from the spiritual energy of the puja.