Autumn Navaratri 2025 – A Journey to Inner Strength and Light
Navaratri, meaning “nine nights,” is a sacred Hindu festival dedicated to the feminine aspect of the Divine – the goddess Durga and her nine forms. It is a time of deep silence, purification, surrender, and spiritual renewal. Each day of the festival carries a unique energy, quality, color, and aspect of feminine power that can guide us toward inner transformation.
This year, we celebrate Shardiya Navaratri from September 22 to 30, 2025.
During this time, we’ve prepared a gentle yet profound online program to support your personal practice and inner connection.
Navaratri 2025 Online Program
Monday, September 22 at 8:00 PM – We gather for an opening evening session to set our intention, explore the meaning of Navaratri, and introduce the program.
September 23–30, daily at 6:30 AM – Join us each morning for 30 minutes of chanting – singing mantras to gently connect with yourself and the energy of the day.
Tuesday, September 31 – Integration Day: You’ll receive a guided meditation recording and space to reflect and ground the process.
Daily Energetic Themes
Day 1 – Sept 22
Goddess Shailputri, daughter of the mountain. She symbolizes new beginnings, stability, and grounding. A perfect time to set intentions.
Color: White – purity and peace.
Day 2 – Sept 23
Brahmacharini, representing discipline, determination, and inner strength. Supports committed practice and perseverance.
Color: Red – courage and love.
Day 3 – Sept 24
Chandraghanta, who blends calmness with warrior spirit. The theme of balance and protection arises.
Color: Royal blue – intuition and clarity.
Day 4 – Sept 25
Kushmanda, the creator of the universe. Brings light into darkness, awakening creativity.
Color: Yellow – radiant and empowering.
Day 5 – Sept 26
Skandamata, mother of the divine child. A day of nurturing, motherhood, and unconditional love.
Color: Green – heart, healing, harmony.
Day 6 – Sept 27
Katyayani, fierce protector and warrior. Strengthens our courage to face challenges.
Color: Grey – inner strength and stability.
Day 7 – Sept 28
Kalaratri, destroyer of darkness. She helps us move through fear, release the old, and find liberation.
Color: Orange – warm, powerful, glowing.
Day 8 – Sept 29
Mahagauri, embodiment of purity, gentleness, and peace. Her presence brings cleansing and harmony.
Color: Peacock green – calming and balancing.
Day 9 – Sept 30
Siddhidatri, the bestower of inner gifts and blessings. This day completes the cycle and opens the way to fulfillment.
Color: Pink – love and tenderness.
On this day, we also observe Sandhi Puja, the powerful transition between the 8th and 9th days, taking place between 5:42 PM and 6:30 PM. This is a potent moment – a bridge between light and dark, ending and new beginning.
Final Days
Wednesday, October 1 (Dashami) – We celebrate the completion of the cycle, a day of surrender, gratitude, and a closing puja for the nine-day process.
Thursday, October 2 (Vijayadashami) – The victory of light over darkness. In India, goddess Durga’s statues are immersed in rivers or lakes – a symbolic return of form into Oneness.
How to Live Navaratri
Connect daily with the day’s goddess through mantra, meditation, color, or symbol
Offer yourself moments of stillness, cleansing, and introspection – perhaps through a gentle fast, simple meals, or a personal ritual
Create a home altar – light a candle, offer a flower, or set a heartfelt intention
Share the journey in community – our morning chanting and evening gatherings will support shared attunement and continuity
Navaratri is an invitation to return to yourself –
To the strength rooted at your center.
To the gentleness that heals.
To the silence where the voice of your soul can be heard.
Price: 2,600 CZK
Join us on this sacred journey.
Reservations available HERE.
Spots are limited – advance booking is required.
Program subject to change.