Chandi Homa is a powerful fire ritual dedicated to Goddess Chandi (Durga), a fierce form of Goddess Parvati. The puja is usually performed to seek protection, victory over enemies, and spiritual strength. This ritual is often performed during the Navaratri festival or on other auspicious days when devotees seek the blessings of Chandi Devi.

The puja begins with the preparation of the homa kund (fire altar), where ghee, sesame seeds, and other sacred items are offered into the fire. The Chandi Homa involves the chanting of Chandi Stotra, Chandi Path, and Durga Saptashati, a powerful scripture that describes Goddess Durga’s valor, strength, and divine attributes.

Devotees chant specific mantras for protection from negative energies and to eliminate any obstacles in their lives. The fire sacrifice (homa) is believed to cleanse the environment and infuse it with positive energy and blessings from the goddess. The offerings include flowers, fruits, and incense.

The Chandi Homa is a powerful way to invoke the Goddess’s divine energy and ensure success in business, family life, and spiritual growth. It is believed to provide removal of evil influences and enhance the victory of good over evil. The ceremony concludes with the distribution of prasad to all the participants, carrying the blessings of Goddess Chandi for prosperity and peace.