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Religion
Healing Session with Anahad Nada Held at Delhi's Chhatarpur Shaktipeeth During Navratri
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 16 Oct 2026, 09:45 PM
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A special healing session featuring the resonant Anahad Nada was conducted at Chhatarpur Shaktipeeth in Delhi on Navratri, drawing devotees seeking spiritual relief.
Delhi's historic Chhatarpur Shaktipeeth hosted a dedicated healing session on the occasion of Navratri, centered around the resonant sound known as Anahad Nada. Temple officials organized the event to offer devotees a spiritual experience aimed at promoting inner peace and well‑being.
The session involved the continuous chanting of Anahad Nada, a mantra believed by practitioners to create a vibrational environment conducive to healing. Attendees participated in seated meditation while the sound reverberated through the sanctum, fostering a collective sense of calm.
Organisers emphasized that the gathering was purely devotional, with no medical claims attached. The event concluded with customary prayers and the distribution of prasad, marking the end of the Navratri‑specific program.
While the Shaktipeeth regularly conducts religious activities, this Navratri healing session was highlighted as a distinctive offering for the festival, reflecting the temple's role in blending traditional worship with experiential spiritual practices.
The session involved the continuous chanting of Anahad Nada, a mantra believed by practitioners to create a vibrational environment conducive to healing. Attendees participated in seated meditation while the sound reverberated through the sanctum, fostering a collective sense of calm.
Organisers emphasized that the gathering was purely devotional, with no medical claims attached. The event concluded with customary prayers and the distribution of prasad, marking the end of the Navratri‑specific program.
While the Shaktipeeth regularly conducts religious activities, this Navratri healing session was highlighted as a distinctive offering for the festival, reflecting the temple's role in blending traditional worship with experiential spiritual practices.