During the Shukla Paksha (waxing phase of the moon) of the month of Ashwin, devotees traditionally observe Navratri worship of their family deity (Kuladevi) from Pratipada to Navami, and in some traditions, up to Dashami. Devotees whose family deity is Lord Venkatesh also observe Navratri worship of Shri Venkatesh during this sacred period every year.

At the beginning of Navratri, the sacred ritual of Ghatasthapana (installation of the holy pot) is performed. This book explains the proper method of performing Ghatasthapana, along with the sequence of worship rituals, offerings, and practices to be followed throughout the nine days of Navratri. All procedures are presented in a brief, simple, and easy-to-understand manner.

The book has been written in such an accessible way that any devotee who can read and understand the instructions can easily perform the Navratri Puja independently.

Many seekers have already begun performing Ghatasthapana and Navratri worship following the method described in this book.

Shri Devi (Venkatesh) Navratri Puja Vidhi is a valuable spiritual guide that helps devotees perform Navratri worship in a disciplined, traditional, and devotion-filled manner.