10/15/2026
Night 9 · Siddhidatri · Akasha
The ninth chakra isn’t in your body. It’s what frames your spiritual metaphysical body sitting right above your crown chakra.
It’s the final night of Navratri, and of the nine-night practice I’ve been guiding for harnessing Shakti, your creative force. It’s rooted in my Vedic and Ta***ic lineages and it climbs the nine chakras the Nath yogis mapped. Tonight, we reach the last one.
Tonight’s goddess is Siddhidatri, giver of accomplishment. It’s said that even Shiva received his powers through her, and half his body became hers: Ardhanarishvara, half Shiva, half Shakti. Yes the first god aka the OG, as separation is an illusion
Tonight’s chakra is Akasha, the space above the crown.
🕉️ Tonight’s chant: Aim (ऐं), pronounced like “I’m.” It’s Saraswati’s seed sound. Chant it 108 times, one full mala.
🤲 Mudra: Varada mudra, with your right hand extended down and outward, palm open, the gesture of giving
👁️ Yantra focus: focused lightly on the center of the yantra
Why 108? It’s 27 nakshatras times four padas each. It’s twelve nines. And the Muktika Upanishad names 108 Upanishads. It holds this whole practice: nine nights, in three arcs of three.
✍️ Tonight’s journal prompt:
What am I offering to this world and what am I ready to receive.
Then finish one small thing from your list of day 4 and give it away: to your altar, to one person, or to the world.
Save this and return as many times as you need to. This practice doesn’t end with Navratri. When you’re stuck, return to Kali. When an idea needs tending, return to Lakshmi. When you’re ready to make, return to Saraswati.
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