Maa Baglamukhi Maha Hawan

1. 1

   Sankalp (Intention Setting)

   Begin with a Sankalp, stating your name, the purpose of the Hawan, and offering devotion to Maa Baglamukhi. This sets the spiritual intention of the ritual.

2. 2

   Purification

   Clean the puja area with Gangajal (holy water) and turmeric water to create a sacred atmosphere.

3. 3

   Setup

   Place an idol or picture of Maa Baglamukhi on a yellow cloth over a wooden platform. Decorate with yellow flowers and a Swastik design made from Chana Dal.

4. 4

   Invocation

   Invoke Maa Baglamukhi using Vedic mantras, offering fruits, flowers, and yellow sweets.

5. 5

   Mantra Chanting

   Repeat the Baglamukhi mantra 108 times: 'Om Hleem Bagalamukhi Sarva Dushtanaam Vaacham Mukham Padam Stambhaya Jivhaam Keelya Buddhim Vinashaya Hleem Om Swaha'. Pronounce 'Swaha' on each offering into the fire.

6. 6

   Hawan

   Light the sacred fire in a hawan Kund on mango wood, cow dung cakes, and camphor. Chant the mantra while offering hawan Samagri (sacred substances) into the fire.

7. 7

   Aarti and Prasad

   End with Maa Baglamukhi Aarti, then distribute prasad among the participants.

• Regular Puja and Jaap: Baglamukhi mantra 36,000 or 1,25,000 times in a day during the Anushthan by experienced Pandits.
• Customized Rituals: The Anushthan is customized with the name of the devotee, date of birth, and his/her specific desires, thus they get personalized blessings.
• Yantra Energization: Maa Baglamukhi Yantra is energized during the ritual and can be brought home for round-the-clock protection and positivity.
• Brahmin Bhoj: Feeding of Brahmins as a part of the ceremony to make it more spiritually valuable.
• Tarpan and Marjan: Serving water and conducting cleansing ceremonies to appease ancestors and cleanse the surroundings.

• Ideal Time: The Brahma Muhurat from 4 AM to 6 AM is very auspicious for recitation of mantras and performing the Hawan.
• Auspicious Days: Vaishakh Shukla Ashtami (Baglamukhi Jayanti, typically in April or May), Navratri, or any Wednesday or Friday in Shukla Paksha (increasing moon) is ideal.
• Panchang Reference: Refer to the Hindu Panchang to decide on favorable planetary positions and avoid unfavorable times like Rahu Kalam.

Astrological Guidance: Obtain guidance from a learned astrologer to discover a personalized Shubh Muhurat from your birth chart.

Repeat 108 times during the Hawan, pronouncing 'Swaha' on each offering into the fire.

• Idol or picture of Maa Baglamukhi
• Yellow cloth and yellow flowers (marigold or jasmine)
• hawan Kund and mango wood
• Cow dung cakes and camphor
• Pure ghee and hawan Samagri (mixture of frankincense, sandalwood, Nagkesar, Tagar, lotus seeds, etc.)
• Turmeric powder, vermilion (roli), and honey
• Yellow mustard seeds and sesame seeds
• Haldi Mala (turmeric rosary) and Mouli (holy thread)
• Incense sticks and Diya (oil lamp)
• Fruits, sweets (yellow in color like laddoos), and other vegetarian bhog articles