Maa Baglamukhi Maha Hawan & Sampurna hawan Anushthan

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   Sankalp (Intention Setting)

   The ritual begins with a Sankalp, where the devotee’s name, birth details, and specific intentions (e.g., victory, protection, prosperity) are declared to invoke Maa Baglamukhi’s blessings.

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   Ganesh and Navgraha Puja

   Worship of Lord Ganesha and the nine planets is performed to remove obstacles and ensure cosmic harmony.

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   Kalash Sthapana

   A consecrated Kalash (sacred pot) is established to invoke divine energies.

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   Maa Baglamukhi Puja

   The main puja involves Shodashopchar (16-fold worship), including offerings of flowers, yellow clothes, and turmeric to the Goddess.

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   Mantra Japa

   Chanting of the Baglamukhi Moola Mantra—'Om Hreem Baglamukhi Sarva Dushtanaam Vacham Mukham Padam Stambhaya Jivhaam Keelaya Buddhim Vinashaya Hreem Om Swaha'—is performed. For Anushthan, this is typically 1.25 lakh times over 11 days. For Sampurna Hawan, it is chanted 108 times or as guided by the priest.

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   Hawan (Homam)

   A sacred fire ritual is conducted with mango wood and ghee for offerings. For Anushthan, this occurs on the final day, with Dashansh (one-tenth of the mantra chants) offered into the fire. For Sampurna Hawan, it is the core of the ritual.

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   Tarpan and Marjan (for Anushthan)

   Offerings of water and purification rituals are performed to appease the Goddess.

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   Brahmin Bhoj and Donations (for Anushthan)

   Feeding Brahmins and donating to the needy enhance the ritual’s merits.

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   Aarti and Prasad Distribution

   The ritual concludes with Maa Baglamukhi’s Aarti, followed by the distribution of energized Prasad, such as Haldi Mala, Yantra, and Vibhuti. Energized prasad is shared among devotees, and sacred items like Baglamukhi Kavach or Raksha Sutra may be received.

• Customized 'Ahutis' (offerings into fire) based on specific problems (e.g., legal, financial).
• Installation and energization of a powerful Baglamukhi Yantra at the hawan site.
• Offering of specific rare herbs or 'samagri' for heightened effects.
• Chanting of specific 'Shatru Samhara' (enemy destruction) mantras.
• Performance of 'Dashansh Hawan' (1/10th of total Japa) for maximum efficacy.
• Consecration of water with mantras for purification of space and self.
• Special 'Purnahuti' (final offering) with dedicated mantras.

• The Anushthan spans 11 days, usually commencing on an astrologically favorable date.
• The Sampurna Hawan is most effective during auspicious muhurtas, such as Ashtami, Navratri, or specific planetary alignments, as per the Panchang.
• Consult a qualified priest for a personalized muhurat based on your astrological chart and specific goals.

Consistent performance or intensified Anushthan can yield profound results.

Chant the Baglamukhi Moola Mantra (1.25 lakh times for Anushthan, 108 times for Sampurna Hawan) and other relevant mantras.

• Idol or Picture of Maa Baglamukhi: For worship and offerings.
• Yellow Cloth and Turmeric (Haldi): To honor the Goddess, as she is associated with the yellow color.
• Hawan Kund and Wood: Sami wood, Deodar wood, and sandalwood for the sacred fire.
• Hawan Samagri: Ghee (clarified butter), honey, sugar, yellow mustard seeds, black til, rose petals, sandalwood powder, guggul, camphor, exotic herbs like Nagkesar and Jatamansi.
• Puja Items: Vermilion, curd, saffron, bhojpatra, lotus seeds, and incense sticks (30 kinds).
• Kalash and Coconut: For establishing the sacred pot.
• Fruits and Sweets: For Bhog offerings to the Goddess.
• Haldi Mala: A turmeric rosary for mantra chanting.
• Yantra and Kavach: Energized Baglamukhi Yantra and protective amulet for devotees (optional, for post-puja blessings).
• Other Essentials: Betel leaves, sandalwood paste, and water for Tarpan and Marjan.
• Incense sticks, camphor, and dhoop.
• Betel leaves, betel nuts, and cloves.