Nectar of Navarātri Initiation
Sacred Initiation into Feminine Divine
ONLINE PROGRAM
“Though the divine is all-pervasive and is everything, the glory of the divine is visible wherever there is a ray of glory” – Swami Dayananda –
Sacred Inititation
Nectar of Navarātri
REGISTRATION OPEN
April 9-18, 2024
*If you’ve already attended this program, please see your inbox for invitation to the Lakshmi Tantra class instead.
The Vedic & Tantra tradition offer countless means to discover the divinity within, including relating to supreme divine forms through teachings, stories and devotional practices.
stories, teachings & Mantra Recitation
This deep offering is meant to guide you to a profound place in your spiritual journey. It is a perfect companion to your study of Tantra, Yoga or the Bhagavad Gitā, bringing you deep into your own heart, where the feminine divine rests within us all. The Navarātri time is a perfect time to soften and be “cracked open” in the best of ways, opening yourself to new healing, transformation and inner illumination of your own divine purpose, gifts, and journey.
For students who have not been previously initiated in Yā Devī mantra with Kaya [or for thsoe who would like repetition & review]
April 8: Durgā Devī {self paced}
>>>April 11: Ya Devī Mantra Recitation [live + recorded] at 2pm Pacific Time
April 12: Lakṣmi Devī {self paced]
April 15: Sarasvati Devī {SELF PACED}
Navarātri
4-Part Online Offering
In this pilgrimage through the feminine divine, Kaya lovingly guides with stories, metaphor, teachings and initiation into chanting selections from the Devī Mahatmya – the ancient devotional hymn to the divine mother.
Kaya is the only teacher in her generation of her spiritual lineage who has been given the blessing to initiate others in these sacred recitations.
She uses textural references from the Vedic & Tantra tradition and teachings from the oral tradition inherited from her teachers.
Students of this program will deepen into a lifelong relationship with the divine mother, expand and deepen their knowledge, and, if they choose be able to launch their spiritual year with an authentic daily devotional practice.
The devi mantra is one of the few things I’ve been consistent with in a long time. It’s grounding. It’s beautiful. It’s a practice
- Tamsie
I think it’s become a life practice for me. Just love chanting it every morning! And I find myself chanting particular verses in the day when things come up. It’s magical.
- Katie
Nectar of Navarātri: Initiation
$127
For Students not Initiated in the Yā Devī Mantra of the Devī Mahatmya
I’m so grateful for finding my way to you. The Feminine Divine teachings are absolutely beautiful and moving, I feel like a child in some ways if that makes sense, maybe because it feels so new to me and so much of it is.., yet I have a great feeling of knowing.
- Bridget
Thank you for a wonderful Navaratri celebration and initiation into the these mantras. I loved the cadence of the course, the wisdom that unfolded within it and this beautiful practice that is blossoming in my life right now. It has clarified and deepened so much for me.
- Claire
Navarātri is a sacred and important time to deepen one’s practice, make extra time for practice, or launch a new practice for the year.
Though parts of this offering are self-paced it is to be completed within the time frame of Navarātri due to the initiation aspect.
If you’ve been wanting to bring devotion, mantra, bhakti, and deeper practice and connection to the divine into your life, this is the time to begin.
This is not a training in teaching others, this is initation for your personal devotional life.
Recommended Companion Program
Sanskrit Pronunciation
2 Hour Video Course
ONLINE CLASS
Explore the Sacred Value & Potential of Sanskrit
Learn to pronounce Sanskrit words and how to read transliteration {Sanskrit represented in English}. Along the way cultivate depth of understanding & profound respect for the divine language that brings together sacred sounds and meaning.
- How to pronounce all of the 50 Sanskrit sounds
- Commonly mis-pronounced Sanskrit Words
How to Read Sanskrit when it is transliterated into English