Kanchi Kamakshi Navavarana Pooja: Timing and Booking

Kanchi Kamakshi Navavarana Pooja: Timings, Dates, and Procedures. This puja is performed only on Pournami days. Anyone can perform this puja regardless of their age. One should take a head bath before the puja. This puja is performed for the group of devotees. Every Poornima night, Nava Varna Pooja is performed. During the puja time, devotees are not permitted inside Gayathri Mandapam. Goddess Tripura Sundari is worshipped through the Sri Chakra Navavarna Pooja. Online booking is not available for this puja. Those who are planning to perform this should purchase from the counter itself.

Pooja Day	Pournami
Timings	After 9:30 pm

Pooja is performed on all Pournami days. The above-mentioned timings might change on festival days or special days.

Dress code: Please wear
Men: White Pancha, Dhoti/Kurta, or Pajamas.
Female: Saree with blouse/Punjabi Dress with a dupatta/chudidar with a dupatta/half-saree

The ticket can be purchased at the counter on the same day, Pooja. Online booking is not available for Pooja tickets.

Kanchi Kamakshi Navavarana Pooja

Each of the nine layers of the Sri Chakra, which symbolize different aspects of the cosmos and the human experience, is worshipped during the Navavarana Puja. It is said that participating in this sacred worship will awaken the inner divine energy, purify the body and mind, and promote a closer relationship with cosmic awareness. In addition to worshipping the deity, the painstaking Navavarana Puja is a meditation exercise that leads believers to enlightenment.

Navavarana Pooja Benefits

1. The puja will bestow upon you excellent health and wealth.
2. Overall prosperity in one’s life.
3. Removes hurdles in their tasks
4. It has the potential to remove one from the birth cycle.
5. This puja removes the negative energy.
6. It promotes family well-being and mental peace.
7. This puja aids in recovering from long-standing illness.
8. It blesses the Sadhak with emotional balance.
9. This puja removes stress.
10. It drives the Sadhak toward spirituality.

Reference Link: Temple History