Daily worship
Pujas, aarthis, abhishekams, and homas throughout the year.

Sri Durga Devi is a principal form of Goddess Parvati and the protective Mother of the universe, Adi Para Shakti. As a fierce warrior, she is relentless in combating negative forces — including our inner enemies such as anger, greed, and jealousy. She is an ardent advocate for the preservation of dharma and spiritual evolution leading to moksha, liberation.
Sri Durga Devi at SRIM Center is accompanied by a tiger, symbolizing unlimited power. Since 2015, Sri Durga Devi has been the focal point of the annual Maha Yajnams conducted at the center, under the auspices of Her Holiness, Amma Sri Karunamayi.
Devi's radiant and benevolent form is instantly captivating to the heart. All are invited to visit the Devi Mandir, experience the quiet and meditative ambience, and receive Devi's blessings and grace.
At a glance
Adi Para Shakti
A principal form of Goddess Parvati, the protective Mother of the universe.
Tiger vahana
Devi is seated on a tiger — a symbol of unlimited power.
Focal point since 2015
Home to the annual Maha Yajnams conducted at SRIM Center.
Pujas, aarthis, abhishekams, and homas throughout the year.
Annual fire ceremonies drawing devotees from around the world.
Personal prayer and quiet darshan welcome for every visitor.
Sacred imagery
A few moments from recent pujas and festival decorations at the Devi Mandir.



Sri Durga Devi Mandir is on the SRIM Center campus in Forsyth, Georgia. Browse upcoming programs or read our first-visit guide before you arrive.