Naivedyam for Nava Durga for Dasara Nava Ratri 2013
Nine types of Naivedyam offered to Goddess Durga in South india during Dasara 9 days. As the Nine Alankarams of Matha Durga to worship differ from place to place, naivedyam also differs. Nava Durga worshipped mostly in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and some places in Kerala and Tamilnadu.
We are giving the list of Naivedyams for devotees ready reference and please note this is standard procedure. We are giving the Alankarams followed by the famous temple of India, Sri Kanakadurga Temple, Vijayawada (Sri Durga Malleswara swami varla Devasthanam, Vijayawada)
October 5, 2013 – Saturday - Sri Swarna Kavacha Alankrita Durga Devi – Aswayuja Suddha Padyami –
Naivedyam – Chalividi (made with rice powder, Jaggery), Vadapappu (boiled Bengal grams) and Payasam
October 6, 2013 - Sunday - Sri Bala Tripura Sundari Devi – Aswayuja Suddha Vidiya
Naivedyam – Sweet boondy and chickpeas
October 7, 2013 - Monday - Sri Annapoorna Devi - Aswayuja Suddha Tadiya
Naivedyam – Pongali
October 8, 2013 - Tuesday - Sri Gayatri Devi - Aswayuja Suddha Chaviti
Naivedyam – Ravva Kesari and Pulihora
October 9, 2013 - Wednesday- Sri Lalitha Tripura Sundari Devi – Aswayuja Suddha Panchami
Naivedyam – Pulihora and Pesara boorelu ( Green Grams)
October10, 2013 - Thursday - Sri Saraswathi Devi - Aswayuja Suddha Shasti
Naivedyam – Atukulu, Bellam (jiggery), Sanaga pappu (Bengal Gram) & Coconut
October11, 2013 - Friday - Sri Mahalakshmi Devi – Aswayuja Suddha Saptami
Naivedyam – Ksheerannam ( Rice boiled in Milk, Bellam (Jaggery) and Sugar
October12, 2013 - Saturday - Sri Durga Devi & Sri Mahishasura Mardini devi – Aswayuja Suddha Astami & Aswayuja Suddha Navami
Naivedyam for Sri Durga Devi – Garelu & Lemon Juice
Naivedyam for Mahishasura Mardini – Chakra Pongali
October13,2013 - Sunday - Sri Raja Rajeshwari Devi – Aswayuja Suddha Dasami
Naivedyam – Pulihora and Garelu
The Nine Goddesses to worship during Navratri, nine types of colors and nine types of Naivedyams (food offerings) may differ as per the particular temple’s Agama Sastra and their system of rituals.