Navratri Abhishekam includes an elaborate abhishekam of 11 offerings as well as vibrant music and chants, thereby creating an explosion of energy.
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Significance
Participating in the abhishekam is particularly beneficial for the overall wellbeing of the family, good health, success, and prosperity.
The nine nights of Navratri are an exploration of the three main forms of the Goddess. Linga Bhairavi unites all three dimensions of the Divine Feminine, which also represent the three basic qualities of existence – rajas, tamas, and satva. They are symbolically represented as Durga, Lakshmi and Saraswati. Three days are dedicated to each quality, with the first two qualities emphasizing survival and sustenance, and the third leading one towards the aspiration to go beyond.
Ritual Details
Participants can only attend in person.
The minimum age to participate is 7 years.
The first, fourth and seventh nights of Navratri, a grand procession of the Linga Bhairavi Utsavamurti (a consecrated form of Devi) takes place. It begins with an offering to the Trimurti. The procession then progresses in great splendor to Dhyanalinga, before halting in front of it near the eternally waiting Nandi. Here, the energizing music and fire dance offering of the Maha Arati create an electrifying atmosphere to soak in the energies of Devi.
On this powerful night, Linga Bhairavi remains open until 10:00 PM.
Frequently Asked Questions
There is a natural upsurge in energy during Purnimas and Navratri days. The Navratri Abhishekam includes an elaborate abhishekam of 11 offerings and a vibrant offering of music and dance, thereby creating an explosion of energy.
It is similar to Purnima Abhishekam but less elaborate.
You must be physically present since this is an in-person ritual. There is another ritual called “Navratri Abhishekam – Kutumbam” which is available online. For more details about this ritual, click here.
You can participate as many times as you wish.
No. The individual who wishes to receive the benefit needs to go through this ritual.
After registration, you will receive a confirmation email with guidelines to help orient you.
Yes, you can make the offering on any number of days during Navratri.
We are currently unable to offer these rituals outside the countries where Linga Bhairavi abodes are located. Registration for devotees from other regions is only available if they are physically at Linga Bhairavi. For further questions, please write to us at info.nepal@isha.sadhguru.org.
Since this is a one-step registration process, if you were unable to complete the payment in the first attempt, you will need to fill up the registration form again. We recommended that you register and make the payment from a desktop or a laptop.
If you are not able to register even after a few attempts, we recommend using an alternate browser and email ID, and also clearing the page history / caches.
You can bring offerings such as flowers, fruits, incense or other items. Please ensure that the offerings are not made of plastic and that the edible offerings have no eggs and are vegetarian. These offerings can be made either before or after the ritual.
You will receive an email with helpful information on how to make use of the prasadam.
Isha Yoga Center, Coimbatore - You can book your stay through cottage.isha.in. For queries, email ishastay@ishafoundation.org. Please book your stay ahead of time since accommodation is limited.
Two wholesome, vegetarian meals will be offered to guests staying at Isha Yoga Center, Coimbatore. Others can visit the Pepper Vine Eatery or the Moondram Pirai restaurant.
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