Maa Baglamukhi Sarva Karya Siddhi Puja

1. 1

   Sankalp

   The priest takes a vow on behalf of the devotee, stating the purpose of the puja.

2. 2

   Ganesh Puja

   Lord Ganesha is worshipped to remove obstacles and ensure success.

3. 3

   Kalash Sthapana

   A consecrated pot filled with water is established to invoke divine energies.

4. 4

   Maa Baglamukhi Invocation

   The goddess is invoked through mantras, particularly the Baglamukhi Moola Mantra: 'Om Hleem Bagala-mukhi Sarva Dushtanam Vacham Mukham Padam Stambhay Jeevhwam Keelaye Buddhim Vinashaya Hleem Om Swaha'.

5. 5

   hawan

   Sacred offerings like turmeric, ghee, and yellow flowers are made into a consecrated fire.

6. 6

   Aarti and Pushpanjali

   The ritual concludes with devotional songs and floral offerings to the goddess.

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   Prasad Distribution

   Blessed offerings are shared among devotees. The puja typically lasts 2–3 hours and should be performed on an auspicious day, such as Tuesday or during Navratri, for maximum efficacy.

• Customized offerings based on the specific type of 'Karya Siddhi' (e.g., career, legal, personal).
• Focused mantra japa for prolonged periods to enhance desired outcomes.
• Energization of a Sarva Karya Siddhi Yantra for ongoing blessings.
• Performing the puja at a power spot (Siddh Peeth) for amplified results.
• Donations to charities or Brahmins for accumulating positive karma.

• Auspicious days like Tuesdays, Navratri, or as per the Panchang are ideal.
• Consult a priest for the best muhurat.

The Brahma Muhurat is generally beneficial for initiating any auspicious ritual.

Chant the Baglamukhi Moola Mantra during the puja.

• Yellow Cloth: To cover the puja altar.
• Maa Baglamukhi Idol or Yantra: For worship.
• Yellow Flowers: Such as marigolds or chrysanthemums.
• Turmeric: Whole and powdered, as it’s sacred to the goddess.
• Ghee and Incense Sticks: For the hawan and offerings.
• Sweets and Fruits: Preferably yellow, like laddoos or bananas.
• Sandalwood Paste and Vermilion: For tilak.
• Betel Leaves and Coconut: For traditional offerings.
• hawan Samagri: Including wood, camphor, and sesame seeds.
• Yellow Turmeric Bead Rosary: For chanting mantras.