Sri Lalita Nada and Shakti

This Navratri, step into an intimate and soulful gathering with Sri Lalita Nada and Shakti, presented by Avyukta. This special experience brings together sacred mantras, devotional rituals, Indian classical music, and the spirit of Bhakti in a setting designed for reflection, prayer, and cultural connection.

Inspired by the worship of Goddess Lalita Tripura Sundari and the divine feminine energy of Shakti, the evening offers an opportunity to slow down, immerse yourself in sacred traditions, and experience the relationship between sound, devotion, and spiritual practice.

Begin the evening with Lalita Sahasranama, the chanting of the thousand names of Goddess Lalita, followed by Shri Yantra Archana and Upasana under the guidance of qualified Vedic practitioners.

These sacred practices invite participants to experience traditional forms of worship in a respectful and devotional atmosphere.

Come together for Aarti, a traditional offering of light that expresses devotion and gratitude. Take a quiet moment for prayer, reflection, and connection with the spiritual meaning of Navratri.

As the evening unfolds, experience the contemplative beauty of Hindustani classical Khayal, Devi Stuti, devotional chants, and Bhakti music.

Through the richness of Indian classical ragas and the power of devotional singing, music becomes an offering that connects tradition, emotion, and spirituality.

1. Experience the Sacred Beauty of Lalita Sahasranama

Listen to the chanting of Lalita Sahasranama, the thousand names of Goddess Lalita Tripura Sundari. Experience this revered devotional practice and explore its place in Hindu spiritual tradition.

2. Discover Shri Yantra Upasana

Learn about the traditional worship associated with the Shri Yantra and the divine feminine energy of Shakti. Participate in a devotional setting that encourages reflection, reverence, and a deeper appreciation of sacred practices.

3. Enjoy the Beauty of Hindustani Classical Music

Experience the expressive melodies of Hindustani classical Khayal, devotional compositions, and traditional ragas. Let the richness of Indian classical music create a thoughtful and immersive musical experience.

4. Connect with Devi Chants and Bhakti

Join a gathering that celebrates devotion through Devi Stuti, sacred chants, prayer, and devotional singing. Whether you are familiar with these traditions or discovering them for the first time, enjoy an opportunity to appreciate the beauty of Bhakti.

5. Participate in Aarti and Prayer

Take part in Aarti, a traditional offering of light to the divine. This shared ritual provides an opportunity to express gratitude, honour tradition, and connect with the devotional spirit of Navratri.

6. Celebrate the Divine Feminine

Sri Lalita Nada and Shakti celebrates Goddess Lalita and the spiritual traditions associated with Shakti. Explore the cultural and devotional significance of the divine feminine through sacred practices, music, and prayer.

7. Enjoy Navratri Prasada

Complete the gathering with Navratri Prasada and a specially curated vrat-friendly meal, as advertised by the organisers. Share the experience with fellow participants in a spirit of hospitality and togetherness.