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Oct 19, 2026
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Day 6 Proceedings | Veda Purusha Saptaha Jnana Yagnam | October 19, 2026
9th Day of Devi Navaratri | Maha Navami | Sacred Kumkumarchana
With the Divine Blessings of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba, the ninth day of Devi Navaratri, dedicated to Mother Durga on the auspicious occasion of Maha Navami, and the sixth day of Veda Purusha Saptaha Jnana Yagnam at Sri Sathya Sai Divyaamritam, Sri Sai Palle, unfolded in an atmosphere of deep devotion, Vedic splendour and selfless service.
The day began with Suprabhatam, Nagarasankeerthana and Sannaimelam, filling the surroundings with devotional melodies and prayers to our Loving Bhagawan. The morning rituals commenced with Ganapati Pooja and Gou Pooja, followed by Mandapaaradhana to Yogini, Navagraha, Vastu and Kshetrapalaka. The sacred observances continued with Sahasra Lingarchana, Surya Namaskarams, Durga Saptashati, Devi Bhagavatam and Ramayana Parayanam.
The Ritwiks performed Narasimha Homa, Devi Homam, Sai Gayatri Homam and Rudra Homam, filling the Yagashala with the sacred vibrations of Vedic mantras and prayers for universal peace and welfare. The gathering was further blessed by Veda Swasti rendered by the Ritwiks and Vedapatnam presented by girl students from Saiprmea, Pedagantyada, reflecting their dedication to preserving and propagating the timeless wisdom of the Vedas. As an expression of reverence for the Divine Mother, Kumari Pooja was performed for nine young girls by Kumari Prachima from Nagpur.
* Sri Uyyur Ayyoru shared insights from the sacred Devi Bhagavatam, bringing out the spiritual significance of the Divine Mother's glory and grace.
* Smt. Rajeswari from Salur spoke from her heart about how the service initiatives of Divyaamritam are reaching her region as well, expressing her happiness at witnessing Bhagawan's mission touching more lives and communities.
* Sri Ramagopal reflected on the values of Sathya, Dharma and Nyaya, emphasising the importance of living by these principles and abiding by Bhagawan's divine words in our daily lives.
* The principal guests, Smt. Omkaram Naga Kalyani Mataji and Sri Sri Gururaya, delivered deeply moving reflections on how Bhagawan's Sankalpam continues to guide His mission, reaching His children through Anna, Akshara and Aarogya Food, Education and Healthcare. They spoke with heartfelt gratitude about Bhagawan's eternal association, boundless love and the way His divine presence continues to inspire selfless service through Divyaamritam.
* The Divine Discourse reflected upon the profound wisdom contained in the following verse:
Let the mind remain like a lake free from desires,
Steady and serene, in eternal bliss. Become liberated while living, and shine as a light in the world. This is the essence of Yoga Vasishta!”
One of the most significant and heart-touching moments of the day was the Vahana Pooja, followed by the handover of three two-wheelers to the Divyaamritam boys to support their needs and daily responsibilities. The vehicles included one petrol-powered bike and two electric bikes. This thoughtful initiative reflected the spirit of care and responsibility that lies at the heart of Divyaamritam. Every act of support becomes meaningful when it helps young people move forward with confidence, dignity and independence.
The evening continued with Ramakatha Rasavahini, presented by Sri Divyaamrita Sai. Through the sacred episodes of Sita Darshanam and Lanka Prayanam, devotees were immersed in the divine narrative of the Ramayana, reflecting upon unwavering devotion, courage, faith and the fulfilment of divine purpose. And Later offered Bhajana Chettu(Brass Tree of Deep Stand) Mushidipalle Village for their Rama Temple purpose.
As the sacred Devi Navaratri and Veda Purusha Saptaha Jnana Yagnam continue, may Mother Durga and the Divine Mother in Her auspicious forms shower Their grace upon all, blessing every home with peace, every heart with contentment, every family with well-being and every seeker with spiritual wisdom.
Lokahitam Mama Karaneeyam
Sri Sathya Sai Divyaamritam | Sri Sai Palle
