Navratri at Home: A Simple Nine-Day Plan
A simple way to keep the nine nights of Navratri at home: the nine forms of the Devi, one small practice for each day, and a checklist. Customs differ by family and region.
Narrated with an AI voice.
- By
- DharmikStudio Originals
- Language
- English
- Length
- 28 min
- Category
- How-to › Festival guides
- Narration
- AI voice
Episodes and lessons
- Navratri at home: a simple nine-day plan Episode 1 · 3 min
Sharad Navratri begins on Sunday 11 October 2026. What the nine nights remember, and how India keeps them in many different ways.
- What Navratri is: nine nights of the Goddess Episode 2 · 6 min
Where Sharad Navratri sits in the year, the text at its heart, the Devi Mahatmya, and a first look at the many ways India keeps these nine nights.
- The nine forms: Navadurga, one for each day Episode 3 · 5 min
Shailaputri to Siddhidatri. A short, plain introduction to each of the nine forms of Durga as widely worshipped during Navratri, with one small practice for each day.
- Ghatasthapana and a simple home plan Episode 4 · 5 min
What the kalash on the first day means, the simple things many homes use to set it up, and an easy nine-day plan you can keep. Your family pandit or an elder can guide the full rite.
- Fasting with care: vrat choices and food Episode 5 · 5 min
The many ways families keep a Navratri vrat, the foods commonly eaten, and a clear, gentle word on health. Please follow your doctor's advice first.
- Ashtami, Navami and Vijayadashami: many ways across India Episode 6 · 5 min
How the last days of Navratri are kept, from kanya pujan and garba to Durga Puja, golu, Vidyarambham and Dussehra, side by side, with none ranked above another.
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Cite this page: DharmikVibes (2026). "Navratri at Home: A Simple Nine-Day Plan". DharmikStudio by DharmikVibes. https://studio.dharmikvibes.com/course/navratri-at-home-a-simple-nine-day-plan-455969d8