The Das Mahavidya Puja is a Hindu ritual dedicated to the worship of the ten Mahavidyas, which are ten aspects of the Devi, or the divine feminine. The word "Das" means "ten," "Maha" means "great," and "Vidya" means "knowledge." So, altogether, Das Mahavidya Puja translates to the worship of the "Ten Great Wisdom."

Each Mahavidya represents a different aspect of the Devi power and is depicted with unique iconography and symbolism. The ten Mahavidyas are:

1. Goddess Kali: The embodiment of time, eternal change, and destruction.
2. Goddess Tara: The embodiment of protection and liberation.
3. Goddess Tripura Sundari: The embodiment of beauty, love, and prosperity.
4. Goddess Bhuvaneshwari: The embodiment of the earth and the material world.
5. Goddess Bhairavi: The embodiment of fearlessness and destruction.
6. Goddess Chinnamasta: The embodiment of self-sacrifice and transformation.
7. Goddess Dhumavati: The embodiment of smoke, obscurity, and transformation.
8. Goddess Baglamukhi: The embodiment of overcoming challenges and removing obstacles.
9. Goddess Matangi: The embodiment of speech, communication, and transformation.
10. Goddess Kamala: The embodiment of wealth, prosperity, and spiritual abundance.

The Das Mahavidya Puja holds significance for a couple of reasons:

1.  Worshiping Different Aspects of the Divine Feminine: The ten Mahavidyas represent various aspects of Devi, the Hindu Divine Mother. Each goddess embodies a unique power or quality. By worshipping all ten, devotees acknowledge the multifaceted nature of the divine feminine and seek blessings from all these aspects.

2. Fulfilling Desires and Overcoming Obstacles: The puja is believed to be beneficial for attaining various desires. This can range from material well-being like wealth or overcoming debts to spiritual pursuits like liberation. The specific Mahavidya worshipped can be chosen based on the desired outcome.  For instance, Tara is associated with protection, while Baglamukhi helps overcome challenges.

3.  Transformation and Spiritual Liberation: The Das Mahavidya Puja is seen as a path to spiritual transformation.  The rituals and symbolism associated with the puja can help devotees confront their shadow selves, negative tendencies, and internal struggles. This process is believed to lead to spiritual growth and ultimately, liberation.

4. Protection and Removing negativity: The puja is believed to offer protection from negative forces like black magic and evil influences. It can also help ward off negative planetary effects.

Benefits of Das Mahavidya Puja 

1. This puja will give financial standing, overcoming debt, and achieving prosperity.
2. The puja is said to bring success in areas like legal battles, career pursuits, or even love and marriage.
3. This puja safeguards from negative forces like black magic, the evil eye, or even negative planetary influences.
4. The puja is supposed to help devotees confront and overcome their inner demons and negative tendencies.
5. The rituals and symbolism can lead to a deeper understanding of oneself and the divine, promoting spiritual development.
6. This puja is seen as a path towards achieving moksha, or liberation from the cycle of rebirth.

If you are interested to perform the Das Mahavidya Puja then we can perform this puja by our experienced purohits on the auspicious muhurats and we will also send you the photos and videos.