Maa Baglamukhi Sampurna Hawan

1. 1

   Preparation

   Select an auspicious date and time using the Panchang or consult a priest for a favorable muhurta. Cleanse the puja area and set up an altar with Maa Baglamukhi’s idol or yantra.

2. 2

   Sankalp

   Begin with a vow (Sankalp) stating the purpose of the hawan, including the devotee’s name and gotra.

3. 3

   Invocation

   Chant Maa Baglamukhi’s mantra, 'Om Hlreem Baglamukhi Sarvadustanaam Vacham Mukham Padam Stambhaya Jihvaam Keelaya Budheem Vinashaya Hlreem Om Swaha,' to invoke her presence.

4. 4

   Hawan Setup

   Arrange a consecrated fire pit (hawan kund) with mango wood and ghee for offerings.

5. 5

   Offerings

   Offer yellow flowers, turmeric, and ghee into the fire while chanting the mantra 108 times or as guided by the priest.

6. 6

   Bhog and Aarti

   Offer Bhog Prasad (sweets or halwa) to Maa Baglamukhi, followed by an aarti to conclude the ritual.

7. 7

   Distribution of Prasad

   Share the energized prasad among devotees and receive sacred items like Baglamukhi Kavach or Raksha Sutra.

• Targeted 'Ahutis' (offerings into the fire) for specific challenges.
• Energization of 'Baglamukhi Yantra' during the hawan for intensified blessings.
• Specific 'Bali' (symbolic offering) for powerful enemy neutralization (as per guidance).
• Chanting of additional 'Shatru Samhara' mantras for comprehensive protection.
• Consecration of water with mantras for purification of self and surroundings.

• The hawan is most effective during auspicious muhurtas, such as Ashtami, Navratri, or specific planetary alignments, as per the Panchang.
• Tuesdays are considered particularly potent for Maa Baglamukhi rituals.
• Consult a priest for a personalized muhurat based on your astrological chart and specific goals.

Regular performance or as advised by an astrologer for sustained blessings is beneficial.

Chant the mantras with devotion, typically 108 times for the main mantra during the hawan, or as guided by the priest.

• Idol or Yantra of Maa Baglamukhi
• Yellow cloth and yellow flowers (marigold or chameli)
• Turmeric (haldi) and kumkum
• Mango wood for the hawan kund
• Ghee (clarified butter) for offerings
• Incense sticks, camphor, and dhoop
• Betel leaves, betel nuts, and cloves
• Sweets or halwa for Bhog Prasad
• hawan samagri (herbal mixture for fire offerings)
• Coconut, fruits, and dry fruits
• Raksha Sutra, Baglamukhi Kavach, and Sidh Yantra (optional, for post-puja blessings)