Create a clean, quiet space at home dedicated for your practice.
Perform purification rituals such as lighting a lamp, incense, and cleansing your space with sacred herbs or water to create a sanctified environment.
Maintain personal hygiene and wear clean, comfortable clothes.
2. Establishing an Intention
Set a sincere intention to connect with Devi and seek her grace.
Offer a prayer or invocation to the Guru or the Divine Mother, expressing your reverence and devotion.
Maintain personal hygiene and wear clean, comfortable clothes.
3. Daily Routine (Sadhana)
Morning practice is ideal, as the mind is fresh and receptive
Begin with prayer, offerings, or a small puja to Devi Lalitha or your chosen deity.
Perform Japa (chanting) of her names or a chosen mantra with full concentration.
4. Mantra Practice
Choose a mantra based on your comfort and guidance.
Repeat the mantra reverently and mindfully, initially starting with a small number of repetitions (say 108), gradually increasing over time.
Use a mala (rosary of 108 or 54 beads) for counting mantra repetitions, focusing on breath and intention.
5. Visualization & Srichakra Meditation
Visualize the Srichakra (the divine yantra) in your mind’s eye.
Focus on the central point (bindu) and see the interlocking triangles radiating divine energy.
Meditate on Lalitha Tripurasundari seated on the lotus within the Srichakra, cultivating devotion and internal awareness.
6. Chanting and Bhajans
Incorporate chanting Lalitha Sahasra Nama or devotional hymns into your daily routine.
Use recorded chants or sing with devotion, allowing the vibrations to deepen your spiritual awakening.
7. Offering and Rituals
Light a lamp (Deepa) with ghee or oil.
Offer flowers and invoke Devi’s presence with dhyana (meditative visualization).
• Perform a simple fire ritual (homa) if possible, with specific sacred herbs and mantra offerings.
8. Advanced Practices (With Guidance)
Initiation (Diksha): Seek a qualified teacher for formal initiation into Srividya.
Mantra Diksha: Receive personal mantra instructions directly from a teacher, usually after initial preparatory practices.
Srichakra Puja: Perform elaborate yantra worship including visualization, offerings, and mantra recitations.
Homa (Fire Ritual): Participate in or learn how to perform the sacred fire offerings honoring Devi.
9. Practical Tips for Consistency and Growth
Maintain regularity in your practice, even if only for 10-15 minutes daily.
Approach each practice with devotion, patience, and humility.
Keep a journal of your experiences, insights, and progress.
10. Final Note
Remember, Srividya is a lifelong journey—it is not just a ritual but an inner awakening. Start with sincerity, patience, and openness. With consistent devotion, your practice will deepen, transforming your mind, emotions, and consciousness.