Chandi Parayanam (Saptashati)

Chandi Parayanam, also known as Saptashati Parayanam, is a powerful pooja dedicated to Goddess Durga. This pooja is highly effective in removing obstacles and bringing success in life, especially for those struggling to find employment. The Saptashati Parayanam consists of 13 chapters and 700 shlokas, and the parayanam is performed by invoking Durga Devi and chanting the Durga Saptashati/Devi Mahatmayam as per the Shastras. The best time to perform Chandi Parayanam is during Navratri, Fridays, Ashtami, Navmi, or other auspicious occasions in the evening hours. This pooja has numerous benefits, including removing planetary influences, malefic effects of misplaced planets in the horoscope, curses, evil eyes, doshas, and obstacles. Moreover, it is believed that performing this parayanam with devotion can bring happiness and blessings to one's life. To perform Chandi Parayanam, you can book a Priest who will bring all the necessary Pooja Samagri. All the priests are highly experienced and trained in Vedic Pathshala.

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This pooja aims to facilitate business growth and eliminate hurdles. It is also performed for the welfare and harmony of employees. The best time for conducting this pooja is during Ashtami, Navami, Amavasya, Navratri, or Fridays. The main deity of this pooja is Durga Ambal.

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