Maa Harsiddhi is regarded as a Shakti Peeth in Ujjain and the family deity of many devotees, associated with King Vikramaditya. Pandit Mohit Tiwari Ji performs her pujan with Devi path, kumkum, red chunri and havan in your name.
Significance
Maa Harsiddhi is regarded in tradition as a Shakti Peeth of Ujjain, where, according to the Puranic account, the elbow of Sati is said to have fallen. Her name suggests the one who grants siddhi, or accomplishment, and devotees seek her blessings for strength and success in worthy undertakings.
Local tradition links the goddess with the legendary King Vikramaditya, who is remembered as her devotee. Her temple, with its tall deepmalas, is especially beautiful during Navratri, when thousands of lamps are lit in the evening.
Pandit Mohit Tiwari Ji performs the pujan with the Durga Saptashati verses and the navarna mantra "ॐ ऐं ह्रीं क्लीं चामुण्डायै विच्चे", along with your sankalp. It is traditionally done in Navratri and on Ashtami and Fridays. Devotees offer it as an act of devotion, not as a bargain for results.
Choose your package
- ₹2,100
Online Harsiddhi Pujan
About 1.5 hours
Sankalp and Devi path in your name.
- Sankalp with name and gotra
- Devi pujan and path
- Live video link or recording
- Blessings message from Guruji
- Online sankalp
- Live video
- ₹5,100
Harsiddhi Pujan in Ujjain
About 2.5 hours
Full pujan with Saptashati path and havan.
- Full shodashopchar pujan
- Devi path
- Navarna jaap
- Havan with ahuti
- Prasad
- In person
- ₹11,000
Maha Harsiddhi Pujan
About 4 hours
Extended path, jaap and large havan.
- Four pandits
- Complete Saptashati path
- Extended navarna jaap
- Large havan and purnahuti
- Kanya pujan
- Live video or in-person
- In person
- Online sankalp
- Live video
Prices include pandit dakshina and samagri for the package shown. Travel and stay are not included.
Benefits devotees seek
- Devotees seek strength, courage and inner confidence
- Traditionally performed for success in worthy undertakings
- Suitable for families who honour Harsiddhi as kuldevi
- Especially meaningful during Navratri
- Supports a devotional connection with Ujjain's Shakti tradition
How the pujan is performed
- 1
Pavitrikaran, aachman and sankalp with name and gotra
- 2
Ganesh pujan and kalash sthapana
- 3
Invocation of Maa Harsiddhi
- 4
Abhishek and shringar with kumkum, red chunri and flowers
- 5
Durga Saptashati path or Devi Kavach, Argala and Keelak stotra
- 6
Navarna mantra jaap
- 7
Havan with ahuti and purnahuti
- 8
Kanya pujan if desired, aarti and prasad
Who usually performs it
- Families whose kuldevi is Maa Harsiddhi
- Devotees visiting Ujjain during Navratri
- Those seeking blessings of Shakti for strength
- People starting an important new chapter
- Anyone with deep faith in the Devi
Samagri & offerings
- Red chunri and kumkum
- Red hibiscus flowers
- Coconut and fruits
- Sweets and kheer
- Kalash and mango leaves
- Panchamrit
- Ghee lamp and incense
- Bangles and sringar items
Best time
Navratri, Ashtami and Fridays are traditionally preferred. Guruji fixes the exact muhurat.
Details needed for the sankalp
Full name · Gotra · Your wish (sankalp)
Associated temple
Harsiddhi ShaktipeethQuestions about this pujan
Is Harsiddhi really a Shakti Peeth?
According to tradition, Ujjain's Harsiddhi is regarded as a Shakti Peeth where Sati's elbow fell. Different texts give different lists, so we describe it as regarded as a Shakti Peeth.
Can I perform it if Harsiddhi is my kuldevi?
Yes, many families do. Please mention it in your sankalp wish so that Guruji can include the kuldevi prarthana.
Do you arrange special temple darshan?
No. We perform the pujan privately and are not affiliated with any temple trust. Devotees can visit the temple on their own.