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ABN 60486 249 887. Y 2943504

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🌸 Hindu Heritage Society Australia – Sharadiya Navaratri & Durga Ashtami 2025 🌸

(HHS) Australia has been proudly hosting the Annual Durga Ashtami Celebration in Sydney for over 26 years, bringing the community together in devotion, culture, and festivity.

This year, Sharadiya Navaratra will be observed from Monday, 22nd September to Wednesday, 1st October 2025.✨

Grand Celebration Night – Devi Jagaran (Chauki)
Saturday, 27th September 2025
An evening of devotional songs, bhajans, and collective prayers dedicated to Maa Durga.

🔥 Dussehra Festivities: Celebrate the triumph of good over evil with the community in Sydney. 📅 Thursday, 2nd October 2025

L isten Shakti Mahima Katha. Shakti mahima bhajan

Prayer of Nav Durga mata

Prathamam Shailaputrii cha ; DvitiiyaM Brahmachaarinii
Tritiiyam Chandra ghanteti ; Kushmaan_deti Chatur_thakam

Panchamam S_kandamaateti ; Shha_shhtham Kaatyaa_yaniiti cha
Saptamam Kaala_raatrii_ti ; Mahaa_gaurii_ticha_ashhtamam.

Navamam Siddhi_daatrii cha ; Nava_durgaah Prakiir_titaah
Uktaan_yetaani naamaani ; brahma_naiva mahaat_manaa |

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Simple Meaning

First is Shailaputri – Daughter of the Himalayas.
Second is Brahmacharini – The devoted seeker of austerity.
Third is Chandraghanta – She who shines with a crescent moon.
Fourth is Kushmanda – The creator of the universe’s energy.
Fifth is Skandamata – The mother of Lord Skanda (Kartikeya).
Sixth is Katyayani – The fierce form born to sage Katyayana.
Seventh is Kalaratri – The dark and terrifying form that destroys evil.
Eighth is Mahagauri – The radiant and pure goddess.
Ninth is Siddhidatri – The bestower of spiritual powers and success.

These nine forms of Goddess Durga (Navadurga) were declared by none other than the great Lord Brahma himself.

Essence of Navratri

Navratri is far more than a festival of rituals and celebrations – it is a sacred journey of transformation.
For nine nights, we refine our body, mind, and spirit, while each form of Maa Durga awakens a divine quality within us – strength, purity, devotion, courage, wisdom, compassion, fearlessness, radiance, and spiritual fulfillment.

By the time we reach Vijayadashami (Dussehra), the festival reveals profound truths:
✨ The eternal triumph of good over evil.
✨ The victory of knowledge over ignorance.
✨ The liberation of the soul from worldly bondage.

The worship of Maa Durga reminds us that the true battle lies not outside, but within. With faith, discipline, courage, and wisdom, we can conquer the Mahishasura of anger, greed, pride, ego, and fear—and allow the Divine Light of the Goddess to shine within us.

Thus, Navratri calls us to purify our lives, uplift our hearts, and walk in harmony with the eternal truth—that the Divine always prevails.

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🌸 The Nine Divine Forms of Maa Durga 🌸

During Sharadiya Navaratri, devotees worship the nine sacred manifestations of Maa Durga, each representing a unique aspect of Divine Shakti.

1. Shailaputri (शैलपुत्री)

Daughter of the King of the Himalayas, embodiment of strength and purity.

2. Brahmacharini (ब्रह्मचारिणी)

The one who observes eternal celibacy and penance, symbolizing devotion and tapas.

3. Chandraghanta (चन्द्रघण्टा)

She who bears the crescent moon upon Her forehead, the giver of courage and serenity.

4. Kushmanda (कूष्माण्डा)

The Mother of the Universe, whose divine radiance and energy pervades all creation.

5. Skandamata (स्कन्दमाता)

The compassionate Mother of Karttikeya (Skanda), nurturing love and wisdom.

6. Katyayani (कात्यायनी)

Born as the savior of the Devas, fierce warrior goddess against evil forces.

7. Kalaratri (कालरात्रि)

Fierce and terrifying, yet benevolent to devotees, destroyer of darkness and negativity.

8. Mahagauri (महागौरी)

The one who performed great penance, radiant with purity and auspiciousness.

9. Siddhidatri (सिद्धिदात्री)

The bestower of siddhis (divine powers) and Moksha, the ultimate liberation.

Those who worship Maa Durga with devotion are blessed with prosperity, protection, and spiritual upliftment. Truly, O Goddess of the Gods, You protect and uplift all who remember You with a sincere heart.

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Breakdown of the 9 Days of Durga Upasana

1. Day 1 – Shailaputri (Daughter of the Mountain)

o Symbolizes purity and balance.

o Color: Red

o Mantra: Om Devi Shailaputryai Namah

2. Day 2 – Brahmacharini (The Ascetic)

o Represents devotion and love.

o Color: Blue

o Mantra: Om Devi Brahmacharinyai Namah

3. Day 3 –Chandraghanta (The Warrior Goddess)

o Symbolizes strength and bravery.

o Color: Yellow

o Mantra: Om Devi Chandraghantayai Namah

4. Day 4 – Kushmanda (The Creator of the Universe)

o Brings health and strength, and created the universe with her smile.

o Color: Green

o Mantra: Om Devi Kushmandayai Namah

5. Day 5 – Skandamata (Mother of Kartikeya)

o Represents motherhood and protection.

o Color: Grey

o Mantra: Om Devi Skandamatayai Namah

6. Day 6 – Katyayani (The Warrior Goddess)

o Worshipped for success and the defeat of evil.

o Color: Orange

o Mantra: Om Devi Katyayanyai Namah

7. Day 7 – Kalaratri (The Dark Night)

o Destroys negative energies and fears.

o Color: White

o Mantra: Om Devi Kalaratryai Namah

8. Day 8 – Mahagauri (The Radiant Goddess)

o Symbolizes purity and wisdom.

o Color: Pink

o Mantra: Om Devi Mahagauryai Namah

9. Day 9 – Siddhidatri (The Giver of Supernatural Powers)

o Grants spiritual enlightenment and fulfillment.

o Color: Purple

o Mantra: Om Devi Siddhidatryai Namah

🌸 The Nine Days of Durga Upāsanā 🌸

Breakdown of the 9 Days of Durga Upasana

Durga Upāsanā during Navratri is the worship of Goddess Durga in her nine radiant forms. The word Navratri means "nine nights," a sacred time of fasting, devotion, and prayer to honor the eternal feminine power (Shakti). Each day invokes one form of the Goddess, bringing blessings of strength, prosperity, and wisdom.

✨The Three Divisions of Navratri

The nine days are traditionally divided into three sets of worship, symbolizing the refinement of human personality at the physical, mental, and intellectual levels:

1. Kali (Strength & Protection) – The fierce aspect of Durga, removing impurities and fear, instilling courage and endurance.

2. Lakshmi (Wealth & Prosperity) – The nurturing power that bestows abundance, harmony, and well-being.

3. Saraswati (Knowledge & Wisdom) – The enlightening force of learning, creativity, and self-realization.

➡️These three trinities together symbolize the gradual spiritual evolutionof the seeker—from cleansing the body and mind, to gaining prosperity of values, and finally attaining wisdom that leads to liberation.

While Navratri represents a nine-day symbolic journey of discipline, true spiritual progress may take months or even years of sincere practice.

🌟Vijayadashmi – The Tenth Day of Victory

The tenth day, known as Vijayadashmi or Dussehra, celebrates the triumph of divine truth over evil.

It marks the victory of the spirit over matter, where all vasanas (worldly desires) are conquered.
It represents the transition from Jīvahood (embodied soul) to Shivahood (union with the Divine).
Spiritually, it symbolizes enlightenment and self-knowledge, while culturally, it celebrates the slaying of Mahishasura and the victory of Lord Rama over Ravana.

🌼Contemporary Understanding

Saraswati represents pure science—knowledge, learning, and research.
Lakshmi symbolizes applied science—the application of knowledge for prosperity and human welfare. Thus, worship of Saraswati through learning precedes the worship of Lakshmi, where that knowledge is applied for progress and development.

Rituals of Durga Upasana

Daily Puja: Each day honors a specific form of Durga through prayer and offerings.
Fasting: Devotees often fast, consuming only fruits or simple meals.
Mantra Chanting: Recitation of mantras dedicated to each form of Durga is an important practice.
Kanya Puja: On the eighth or ninth day, young girls are worshipped as representations of the goddess and given gifts.

Durga Upasana during these nine days is believed to bring strength, peace, and prosperity, while removing obstacles and negative influences.

Maa Ambey ji Ki Arati

Jai Ambey Gauri Maiya Jai Mangal Moorti Jai Anand Karni,
Tumko Nishdin Dhyavat Hari Brahma Shivji.

Mang Sindoor Virajat Tiko Mrigmad Ko,, Ujjaval Se Dou Naina Chandra Badan Niko.

Kanak Saman Kalever Raktamber Raje,, Rakt Pushp Galmala Kanthan Par Saje.

Kehari Vahan Rajat Khadg Khappardhari,, Sur Nar Munijan Sewat Tinke Dukhhari.

Kanan Kudal Shobhit Nasa Gaj Moti, Kotik Chandra Divaker Sam Rajat Jyoti.

Shumbh Nishumbh Bidare Mahishasur Ghati, Dhumra Vilochan Naina Nishdin Madmati.

Chund Mund Sanhare Shonit Beej Hare, Madhu Kaitabh Dou Mare Sur Bhay Hin Kare.

Brahmani Rudrani Tum Kamla Rani, Agam Nigam Bakhani Tum Shiv Patrani.

Chaunsath Yogini Mangal Gavat Nritya Karat Bhairoo, Bajat Tal Mridang Aru Bajat Damroo.

Tum Hi Jag Ki Mata Tum Hi Ho Bharta, Bhaktan Ki Dukh Harta Sukh Sampati Karta.

Bhuja Char Ati Shobhit Khadg Khappardhari, Manvanchhit Phal Pavat Sewat Nar Nari.

Kanchan Thar Virajat Agar Kapur Bati, Shreemaal Ketu Men Rajat Koti Ratan Jyoti.

Maan Ambeyjee Ki Aarti Jo Koi Nar Gavai, Kahat Shivanand Swami Sukh Sampati Pavai

Shri Durga Chalisa

🌼Contemporary Understanding

Shri Durga Chalisa

Namo Namo Durge Sukh Karani ! Namo Namo Ambe Dukh Harani !!

Nirakar Hai Jyoti Tumhari ,Tihu Lok Pheli Ujayari !!

Shashi Lalat Mukh Mahavishala , Netra Lal Brikutee Vikrala !!

Roop Matu Ko Adhik Suhavey , Darash Karat Jan Ati Sukh Pavay !!

Tum Sansar Shakti Laya Kina ,Paalan Hetu Anna Dhan Dina !!

Annpoorna Hui Jag Paala , Tum Hi Aadi Sundari Bala !!

Pralay Kaal Sab Naashan Haari , Tum Gauri Shiv Shankar Pyari !!

Shiv Yogi Tumharey Guna Gaven , Brahma Vishnu Tumhe Nit Dhyaven !!

Roop Saraswati Ko Tum Dhaara ,De Subuddhi Rishi Muni Ubaara !!

Dharyo Roop Narsimha Ko Amba , Pargat Bhayee Phaad Kar Khamba !!

Raksha Kari Prahlad Bachayo , Hiranakush Ko Swarg Pathayo !!

Lakshmi Roop Dharo Jag Mahi , Shri Narayan Anga Samahi !!

Ksheer Sindhu Mein Karat Vilaasa , Daya Sindhu Deejay Man Aasa !!

Hingalaaj Mein Tumhi Bhavani , Mahima Amit Na Jaat Bakhani !!

Maatangi Dhumavati Mata , Bhunvenshwari Bagla Sukh Daata !!

Shri Bhairav Tara Jag Taarini , Chinna Bhaal Bhav Dukh Nivarini !!

Kehar Vaahan Soh Bhavani , Laangur Veer Chalat Agavaani !!

Kar Mein Khappar Khadag Virajey ,Jaako Dekh Kaal Dar Bhaajey !!

Sohay Astra Aur Trishula ,Jate Uthata Shatru Hiya Shoola !!

Nagarkot Mein Tumhi Virajat , Tihu Lok Mein Danka Baajat !!

Shumbh Nishumbh Daanav Tum Maarey , Rakt Beej Shankhan Sanhaarey !!

Mahishasur Nripa Ati Abhimaani , Jehi Agha Bhaar Mahi Akulani !!

Roop Karaal Kali Ko Dhaara , Sen Sahit Tum Tihi Sanhaara !!

Padi Bheed Santan Par Jab Jab , Bhayee Sahay Maatu Tum Tab Tab !!

Amar Puri Aru Basava Loka , Tab Mahima Sab Raheyn Ashoka !!

Jwaala Mein Hai Jyoti Tumhari ,Tumhe Sada Pujey Nar Nari !!

Prem Bhakti Se Jo Yash Gaavey , Dukh Daaridra Nikat Nahi Aavey !!

Dhyavey Tumhe Jo Nar Man Laai , Janam Maran Taako Chhuti Jaai !!

Jogi Sur-Muni Kahat Pukari , Yog Na Ho Bin Shakti Tumhari !!

Shankar Aacharaj Tap Keenhon , Kaam Krodh Jeet Sab Leenhon !!

Nishdin Dhyan Dharo Shankar Ko , Kaahu Kaal Nahi Sumiro Tumko !!

Shakti Roop Ko Maram Na Paayo , Shakti Gayee Tab Man Pachtaayo !!

Sharnagat Hui Kirti Bakhaani , Jai Jai Jai Jagdamb Bhavani !!

Bhayi Prasan Aadi Jagdamba , Dayi Shakti Nahin Kin Vilamba !!

Moko Maatu Kasht Ati Gero , Tum Bin Kaun Harey Dukh Mero !!

Aasha Trishna Nipat Sataven , Moh Mahadik Sab Binsaven !!

Shatru Naash Keejay Maharani , Sumiro ekachita Tumhen Bhavani !!

Karo Kripa Hey Maatu Dayala , Ridhi Sidhi De Karahu Nihala !!

Jab Lagi Jiyoon Daya Phall Paoon , Tumharo Yash Mein Sada Sunaoon !!

Durga Chalisa Jo Koi Gaavey , Sab Sukh Bhog Param Pad Paavey !!

Devidas Sharan Nij Jaani , Karahu Kripa Jagdamb Bhavani !

What is Mahalaya Paksha?

Mahalaya

❌ Don’ts

Mahalaya Paksha, also known as Pitri Paksha, is a sacred 15-day period in the Hindu lunar calendar dedicated to honoring ancestors through Shraddha and Tarpan (ritual offerings of food and water).

In 2025, it will be observed from 8th September to 21st September during the waning moon of Bhadrapada. Purnima Shradhya will be done on 7thSeptember.

Hindus believe that during this time, the souls of ancestors visit Earth to bless their descendants. Performing Shraddha helps them find peace and liberation (moksha), while bringing blessings of health, prosperity, and well-being to the family.

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Key Aspects

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Shraddha & Tarpan: Ritual offerings of water and food for ancestors.
Legend of Karna: Teaches the importance of offering food and water, not just wealth, to the departed.
Mahalaya Amavasya: The concluding day, also marking the beginning of Navaratri.

Mahalaya Paksha reminds us of gratitude, respect, and remembrance for those who came before us.

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❌ Don’ts

Avoid non-vegetarian food, alcohol, and eggs.
Do not start new ventures, marriages, or celebrations.
Refrain from cutting hair or nails.
Avoid eating meals at others’ homes.
Do not disrespect elders.
Avoid harming or killing animals.
Do not wear bright or festive clothing.
Keep away from arguments and conflicts.

Can I do my regular pooja at home during Pitri Paksha?

Yes. Daily pooja can continue, but it should be simple and respectful:

Avoid festive celebrations.
Offer prayers or Tarpan for ancestors alongside regular worship.
Keep the rituals aligned with the solemn nature of this period.

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Shradh & Tarpan

GENERAL POOJAN saman LISTS

❌ Don’ts

✅ Dos

Perform Shraddha & Tarpan – Offer food and water with devotion (traditionally by the eldest son, but anyone may do it with faith).

Give Charity (Daan) – Donate food, clothes, or essentials to the needy and Brahmins.
Cook Simple Vegetarian Meals – Avoid onions, garlic, and meat; offer rice, dal, vegetables, kheer, etc.
Maintain Cleanliness – Keep the ritual space sacred and tidy.
Chant & Read Scriptures – Recite Gita shlokas, mantras, or other holy texts.
Wear Clean, Simple Clothes – White or light-colored attire is considered pure.
Show Compassion – Feed cows, birds, and animals.
Perform with Sincerity – Devotion and intention matter most.

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Rakshoghn Sukta

Pitri Suktam

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Our celebrations

Daily Prayers, Bhajans, and Mantras

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The Hindu Heritage Society celebrates five major festivals throughout the year, honouring our rich cultural and spiritual traditions.
We invite you to participate, connect, and celebrate together as one community.

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Daily Prayers, Bhajans, and Mantras

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The Hindu Heritage Society has created a YouTube channel especially for you.
Our aim is to share knowledge, preserve cultural values, and support your spiritual journey—wherever you are.

We invite you to subscribe, stay connected, and make the most of these resources as we continue to promote and celebrate our Hindu heritage together.

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Please visit our YouTube page, specially created for you, to listen to Daily Prayers, Bhajans, and Mantras.
From morning prayers and soothing bhajans to powerful mantras and festival rituals, each video is designed to uplift your mind and soul.

We invite you to subscribe, watch regularly, and share with your loved ones as we continue to nurture our rich spiritual heritage together.

Durga Puja

Gita Jayanti: The Birth of Divine Wisdom

Daily Prayers, Bhajans, and Mantras

HHS holds a one-day celebration during the Navaratri festival each year to worship Goddess Durga through pooja, havan, archana, and devotional bhajans (chauki) performed by professional artists. Hundreds of devotees participate annually, and everyone is warmly invited to be part of this sacred and uplifting celebration.

Devi Chauki invitation 2025

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Gita Jayanti: The Birth of Divine Wisdom

Gita Jayanti marks the day when Lord Krishna revealed the Bhagavad Gita to Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. It is observed on Ekadashiof the bright fortnight (Shukla Paksha) in the month of Margashirsha(Nov–Dec).

The Gita teaches timeless values of dharma (duty), karma(action), and bhakti (devotion), offering guidance for a purposeful and spiritual life.

The Hindu Heritage Society celebrates this day with Gita recitation, satsang, and reflection. All are welcome to participate or sponsor the program.

Sarraswati pooja

Gita Jayanti: The Birth of Divine Wisdom

Vasant Utsav, celebrated in January or February (Magha month), honours Goddess Saraswati, symbolising wisdom, learning, and renewal. Devotees offer prayers and participate in music, cultural events, and Aksharabhyasam for children. The Hindu Heritage Society has celebrated this festival in Sydney since 1997.

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Holi festival

Hindu Heritage Society (HHS) holds the Holi festival every year, bringing the community together for a vibrant and fun-filled celebration of colours, music, and joy. It’s a time to celebrate unity, happiness. HHS warmly encourages you to attend and be part of this lively and inclusive event.

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Guru purnima

Holi festival

Hindu Heritage Society (HHS) celebrates Guru Purnima every July to honour and express gratitude to our teachers, gurus, and elders. The event recognises their invaluable guidance and lifelong contribution to knowledge, values, and culture.

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JAI SHREE RAM

Jai Shri Ram

ॐ प्रणवो धनु: शरो ह्यात्मा ब्रह्म तल्लक्ष्यमुच्यते । अप्रमत्तेन वेद्धव्यं शरवत्तन्मयो भवेत् ।। #मुण्डकोपनिषद

PRANAVO DHANU SHARO HYAATMAA BRAHM TALLAKSHYA MUCHYATE.
APRAMATTEN VEDADHAVYAM SHARAVATTANMAYO BHAVET. Mundakopanisad

The Sacred Word (AUM) is likened to a bow, with the soul as the arrow and Brahman as the target. When one focuses unwaveringly, allowing their attention to remain steady, they will pierce the target. Just as an arrow becomes one with the target once it has struck, the soul merges with Brahman, achieving unity.

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🌸 Hindu Heritage Society Australia – Sharadiya Navaratri & Durga Ashtami 2025 🌸

Prayer of Nav Durga mata

Essence of Navratri

🌸 The Nine Divine Forms of Maa Durga 🌸

1. Shailaputri (शैलपुत्री)

2. Brahmacharini (ब्रह्मचारिणी)

3. Chandraghanta (चन्द्रघण्टा)

4. Kushmanda (कूष्माण्डा)

5. Skandamata (स्कन्दमाता)

6. Katyayani (कात्यायनी)

7. Kalaratri (कालरात्रि)

8. Mahagauri (महागौरी)

9. Siddhidatri (सिद्धिदात्री)

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Breakdown of the 9 Days of Durga Upasana

Breakdown of the 9 Days of Durga Upasana

Breakdown of the 9 Days of Durga Upasana

🌸 The Nine Days of Durga Upāsanā 🌸

Breakdown of the 9 Days of Durga Upasana

Breakdown of the 9 Days of Durga Upasana

🌼Contemporary Understanding

🌼Contemporary Understanding

🌼Contemporary Understanding

Shri Durga Chalisa

🌼Contemporary Understanding

🌼Contemporary Understanding

What is Mahalaya Paksha?

Mahalaya

❌ Don’ts

❌ Don’ts

❌ Don’ts

❌ Don’ts

❌ Don’ts

✅ Dos

❌ Don’ts

✅ Dos

Bringing the Community Together through Services & Celebrations

Hindu Heritage Society (Incorporated) Ministries

Our celebrations

Daily Prayers, Bhajans, and Mantras

Our youtube channel

Our youtube channel

Daily Prayers, Bhajans, and Mantras

Our youtube channel

Daily Prayers, Bhajans, and Mantras

Daily Prayers, Bhajans, and Mantras

Daily Prayers, Bhajans, and Mantras

Durga Puja

Gita Jayanti: The Birth of Divine Wisdom

Daily Prayers, Bhajans, and Mantras

Gita Jayanti: The Birth of Divine Wisdom

Gita Jayanti: The Birth of Divine Wisdom

Gita Jayanti: The Birth of Divine Wisdom

Sarraswati pooja

Gita Jayanti: The Birth of Divine Wisdom

Gita Jayanti: The Birth of Divine Wisdom

Holi festival

Holi festival

Holi festival

Guru purnima

Holi festival

Holi festival

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Holi festival

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JAI SHREE RAM

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