Shakti Sthal
Symbol of strength, protection, and beginnings
The Shakti Sthal, adjacent to Shayan Kaksh, a radiant Maa Durga idol embodies divine feminine power, strength, protection, and cosmic energy; invoking profound spiritual connection and inspiring devotees through her fierce yet compassionate presence.
At Urjaa Dham, adjacent to ‘Shayan Kaksh’, lies the revered ‘Shakti Sthal’, where a radiant and powerful idol of Maa Durga is enshrined. This luminous idol symbolizes the dynamic energy of the divine feminine, embodying strength, protection, and new beginnings. Known also as ‘Prakruti’, or Nature, Maa Durga is venerated as the supreme cosmic mother and the embodiment of ‘Shakti’—the universal energy that sustains and balances life
Maa Durga is celebrated not merely as a fierce warrior vanquishing evil but as a compassionate force that preserves dharma, the moral order of the universe. Her serene and composed expression amid the depiction of battle reflects the principle that her power is wielded with love and justice. As a divine mother, she nurtures and guides her devotees toward courage, truth, and righteousness, inspiring them to overcome both external adversities and inner negativity.
Visitors to Urjaa Dham often share profound spiritual experiences with the idol, ranging from emotional release and tears to feelings of trance and goose-bumps, symbolizing a deep connection with her divine presence.
To honor her triumph of good over evil, Navratri is celebrated here four times annually; Chaitra Navratri, Magha Gupt Navratri, Ashadha Gupt Navratri, and Shardiya Navratri. These vibrant celebrations highlight the continuous veneration of Maa Durga’s transformative energy and her role as the eternal protector and nurturer.
Occasions, Ceremonies & Rituals
Offer Your Devotion, Receive Her Blessings
During Navratri at Urjaa Dham’s Shakti Sthal, the sacred Akhand Jyoti burns for nine divine nights, with Maa Durga adorned daily in celestial splendour and Her praises sung each evening. This is a time when hearts are cleansed, spirits renewed, and prayers answered.
By offering your seva, whether through presence or contribution, you become part of this sacred flow of energy, ensuring the rituals shine brighter and reach more souls. In giving to Maa Durga, you open the doors to Her grace, blessings, and fulfilment of your deepest prayers. Your devotion can light the way—for you and countless others.
Chaitra Navratri
For divine blessings
Chaitra Navratri, or Spring Navratri, is a sacred nine-day festival celebrated in the lunar month of Chaitra (March– April), marking the Hindu New Year and honoring the nine divine forms of Maa Durga. At Urjaa Dham, the festivities are observed with deep devotion through offerings of Desi Ghee, fruits, Shringar, Vastra, and even silver, gold, and diamond jewelry.
The celebration culminates on Ram Navami, the birth anniversary of Lord Rama. Devotees from across the globe join physically or through donations, making it a vibrant expression of faith, unity, and divine blessings.
Ashada Navratri
For secret divine blessings
Ashada Navratri, or Gupt Navratri, is a rare yet immensely powerful nine-day festival observed in the month of Ashadha (June–July). Dedicated to the nine forms of Maa Durga, it resonates deeply with the energies of Dus Mahavidyas and 64 Yoginis, making it a sacred time for spiritual growth, fulfillment of desires, and tantric sadhanas.
At Urjaa Dham, this divine period is celebrated with offerings of Desi Ghee, fruits, Vastra, Shringar, and precious jewelry, inviting devotees worldwide to participate physically or by donation, and receive Maa’s divine blessing
Sharad Navratri
For divine blessings
Sharad Navratri, the vibrant autumn festival dedicated to Maa Durga and her nine divine forms, is celebrated with unmatched devotion at Urjaa Dham every September or October. Over nine days, devotees offer Desi Ghee, fruits, Shingaar, Vastra, and even silver, gold, or diamond jewelry, honoring each form of the goddess.
The grand celebration culminates in Vijayadashami, signifying the triumph of good over evil, echoing Lord Rama’s victory. Devotees from across the globe join in this sacred occasion, either in person or through heartfelt contributions, becoming part of this annual spiritual journey.
Magha Navratri
For special blessings
Magha Navratri, also known as Gupt Navratri, is celebrated with deep devotion at Urjaa Dham during the sacred month of Magha (January–February). Dedicated to the nine divine forms of Maa Durga, this powerful period also honors the 64 Yoginis and Dus Mahavidyas, resonating with intense spiritual energy.
Devotees from across the globe join these rare, potent rituals to seek blessings and fulfill special wishes through offerings of Desi Ghee, fruits, Vastra, Shringaar, and precious jewelry. You too can participate, donate, and immerse in this transformative spiritual celebration.
