Maa Baglamukhi Manmohak Vashikaran Puja

1. 1

   Select an Auspicious Time

   Consult a priest or Panchang to choose a favorable muhurat, preferably during Navratri or a Wednesday.

2. 2

   Cleanse the Space

   Purify the puja area with Gangajal and arrange a yellow cloth on the altar to honor Maa Baglamukhi.

3. 3

   Install the Idol

   Place an idol or image of Maa Baglamukhi, adorned with yellow flowers and cloth.

4. 4

   Invoke the Goddess

   Light a ghee lamp and incense, offering prayers to Lord Ganesha first, followed by Maa Baglamukhi.

5. 5

   Chant Mantras

   Recite the Baglamukhi Mantra (Om Hleem Baglamukhi Sarvadushtagraham Vashikuru Hum Phat) 108 times using a mala.

6. 6

   Offerings

   Present yellow sweets, turmeric, and sandalwood as offerings.

7. 7

   Perform Aarti

   Conclude with aarti and distribute prasad, meditating on the goddess’s energy for blessings.

8. 8

   Maintain Purity

   Ensure ritual cleanliness and focus throughout the puja.

• Customized mantra chanting based on the devotee's specific 'Aakarshan' goals.
• Offering of special ingredients like honey and specific flowers to enhance attraction energies.
• Energization of a Vashikaran Yantra during the puja for prolonged effects.
• Performing the puja on specific planetary constellations favorable for attraction.
• Charity (Annadaan) after the puja for additional blessings and purification.

• Auspicious times include Navratri, Wednesdays, or as per the Panchang’s muhurat.
• Consult a priest or astrologer for a personalized favorable muhurat.

Avoiding Rahu Kalam is generally advised.

Recite 108 times using a mala, or as advised by the priest.

• Idol or photo of Maa Baglamukhi
• Yellow cloth for the altar
• Ghee lamp and sesame oil
• Incense sticks and dhoop
• Yellow flowers (marigold or jasmine)
• Turmeric and sandalwood paste
• Yellow sweets (laddu or besan)
• Mala (prayer beads)
• Gangajal for purification
• Fresh fruits and betel leaves
• Camphor for aarti
• Small copper kalash with water