From October 11 to 20, 2026, the World Community of Sanatana Dharma invites you to take part in an online Navaratri marathon dedicated to honoring the Divine Mother, reading sacred texts, mantra japa, puja, and chakra yoga sessions.
Spiritual Content of the Practice
As part of the online marathon program, participants will be able to engage with several classical forms of spiritual discipline:
reading excerpts from the Devi Bhagavata Purana;
contemplating the image of the Divine Mother;
chanting mantras;
performing a brief puja;
practicing chakra yoga;
practicing concentration and inner discipline;
a concluding puja in honor of Vijaya Dashami.
Navaratri makes it possible to perceive these days not only as a festive period in the calendar, but also as a time of consistent sadhana—a regular spiritual practice. In this context, inner victory is understood as overcoming ignorance, distraction, unrestrained desires, and other states that hinder adherence to dharma.
Program Schedule
All times indicated are Rome time.
Daily Morning Program
October 11–19
06:15–06:55
Instructor: Tejovati
reading the sacred text Devi Bhagavata Purana;
concentration on the image of the Divine Mother;
chanting a mantra;
a brief puja to the Goddess.
07:00–08:00
Chakra yoga sessions dedicated to the successive stages of the program:
October 11 — muladhara chakra, session with Nandana;
October 12 — svadhisthana chakra, session with Indivarini;
October 13 — manipura chakra, session with Tejovati;
October 14 — anahata chakra, session with Indivarini;
October 15 — vishuddha chakra, session with Tejovati;
October 16 — ajna chakra, session with Omkar;
October 17 — sahasrara chakra, session with Nandana;
October 18 — a practice outside the chakra sequence, with an emphasis on directing energy into the central channel, led by Omkar;
October 19 — a practice outside the chakra sequence, with an emphasis on directing energy into the central channel, led by Tejovati.
Concluding Practice
October 20, 06:15
A concluding puja in honor of the Goddess’s victory over the forces of darkness—both in the external world and in human inner life. The practice will be dedicated to the completion of the nine-day period and the meaning of Vijaya Dashami—the victory of Dharma.
Participation Format
All practices are available:
live online via the Zoom and Google Meet platforms;
as recordings on YouTube;
as files posted on the Telegram channel.
Registration
For questions about participation and registration, please contact Ekadashi
Navaratri is a period intended for disciplined sadhana, honoring Devi, and a gradual commitment to the discipline of body, speech, and mind. Participation in the program presupposes a mindful attitude toward the tradition, regular practice, and respect for the spiritual form of the festival.
A detailed description of the program is presented in the video:
