Maa Baglamukhi Aakarshan Divya Puja

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   Sankalp (Intention Setting)

   The priest takes an oath on behalf of the devotee and says the intention of the puja (for example, attraction, protection, or prosperity).

2. 2

   Purification Rituals

   The puja begins with Pavitrikaran (purification), Achamana (drinking holy water), and Pranayama (exercising the lungs) to purify the environment and those doing it.

3. 3

   Calling Maa Baglamukhi

   The goddess is invited through Dhyan (meditation), Avahan (invitation), and Asana (offering a seat) with proper mantras.

4. 4

   Shodashopchar Pujan

   It has 16 steps of worship, such as offering flowers, turmeric, mustard oil, ghee, sandalwood paste, and yellow cloth to the goddess.

5. 5

   Panchamrit Snana

   The deity is bathed with milk, curd, ghee, honey, and sugar, symbolizing purification and devotion.

6. 6

   hawan (Fire Ritual)

   Presentations are made into a holy fire while reciting the Baglamukhi Moola Mantra to raise the power of the puja.

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   Aarti and Mantra Chanting

   The ceremony concludes with Kapoor Aarti and the chanting of powerful mantras like 'Om Hreeng Aing Kleeng Shri Bagalanane Mam Ripoon Naashay' for 1,25,000 times (as per convention).

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   Prasad Distribution

   Followers distribute blessed offerings to shoulder the goddess's divine energy.

• Maha Anushthan: Done by well-educated pandits, it includes daily aarti, mantra japa, and hawan according to the name, gotra, or photo of the devotee.
• Baglamukhi Kavach Chanting: Chanting the Baglamukhi Kavach forms a shield against negative forces and foes.
• Tantra Kriya: Rituals such as Aakarshan Prayog increase charisma and charisma, while Shatru Vinash hawan cancels out enemies.
• Customized Offerings: Yellow flowers, turmeric, and mustard oil are offered in abundance to align with Maa Baglamukhi’s energy.
• Live Streaming: Devotees can participate virtually, receiving daily puja links to witness the rituals.

• Generally auspicious during Vaishakh Shukla Ashtami (Baglamukhi Jayanti), Navratri, or any favorable muhurat as per the Panchang.
• Consult a learned astrologer for a personalized auspicious time.

Timings are best determined by consulting a Vedic Panchang or an experienced astrologer based on your specific needs and location.

Chant 1,25,000 times (as per convention) during the Anushthan duration, or as advised by the priest.

• Idol or picture of Maa Baglamukhi
• Yellow cloth for the altar
• Yellow flowers (marigold or jasmine)
• Incense sticks and dhoop
• Ghee lamp with cotton wick
• Betel nuts, mango leaves, and copper Kalash
• hawan kund, wood, ghee, and hawan samagri
• Turmeric powder and Gangajal
• Siddh Baglamukhi Yantra (optional)
• Fruits, sweets (yellow in color), and other vegetarian bhog articles
• Mustard oil