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Baglamukhi  yagya & puja.

Baglamukhi also referred to as the “Goddess who paralyzes enemies” is the 8th Goddess of the Das Mahavidyas in Hinduism. The word Bagala is driven from the word Valga (meaning - to rein in/bridle) Mukhi (meaning the mouth) hence having the power to silence/paralyze the enemies. This goddess is associated with the golden/yellow and hence also called “Pitambari”

Who should do baglamukhi   Yagya and Puja?

"Baglamukhi" is derived from "bagala" (a distortion of the original Sanskrit root "valga") and "mukhi", meaning "bridle" and "face", respectively. Thus, the name means one whose face is captured or controlled. She thus represents the hypnotic power of the goddess. In another interpretation, her name is translated as "crane-faced". The colour of Baglamukhi Puja is golden and her dress is yellow. He is seated on a golden throne amidst an ocean of nectar filled with yellow lotus. A crescent moon adorns his head. Two descriptions of the goddess are found in various texts—Dwi-bhuj (two hands), and Chaturbhuj (four hands). Bi-sided depigmentation is more common, and is described as a mild or mild form. She holds a club in her right hand with which she beats a demon while sticking out her tongue with her left hand. This image is sometimes interpreted as an exhibition of sambhar (baglamukhi worship), which has the power to silence or paralyze the enemy. This is one of the boons for which Baglamukhi devotees worship her. Other Mahavidya goddesses are also said to represent similar powers useful for defeating enemies, which their worshipers invoke through various rituals. Baglamukhi Puja is also called Pitambara Devi or Brahmastra Rupini and she turns everything into its opposite. It turns speech into silence, knowledge into ignorance, power into impotence and defeat into victory. She represents the knowledge by which everything becomes opposite over time. As the stationary point between dualities, she allows us to master them. Seeing failure hidden in success, death hidden in life or happiness hidden in misery are ways of approaching reality. Baglamukhi worship is the secret presence of the opposite in which everything dissolves back into the unborn and the uncreated.

Benefits of baglamukhi Yagya and Puja.

• Baglamukhi Puja for those who desire success in every field?
• Baglamukhi Puja for who wants to overcome all the adversities on the way?
• Baglamukhi Puja, who wants to get positive results?
• Baglamukhi Puja, who wants to push away negativity?
• This Puja helps in resolving ongoing legal cases pertaining to divorce, property disputes, money disputes etc.
• It is also very effective in cases where a person is wrongly accused. No matter how unfavourable the legal issue is, this Puja brings a favourable outcome.
• It safeguards against visible and non-visible enemies and protects/shields from evil eye.
• It helps to neutralize/remove the effects of black magic and also protects the same in future.
• It helps to grow or start new business ventures and resolves career and business-related issues.
• If you are in financial debt or have incurred huge financial losses, this Puja is the solution to all those problems.
• This Puja gives you a life you have only dreamed of. Name, fame wealth - the possessions that make life a happy one can be attained through this Puja.

 Special procedure for baglamukhi Yagya Puja.

1.  Ganeshatharvashisha Recite.
2. Mangal Shloka.
3.  Purification. (shudhikaran)
4. Rakshavidhan.
5. Mangal Manntra (swastivachan).
6. Deep, Shankh, Ghanta Pujan.
7.  Gauriganesh pujan. 
8. kalash sthapan.
9. varun pujan. 
10. navgrah pujan. 
11. baglamukhi special pujan. 
12. baglamukhi puja havan. 
13. purnahuti. 
14. aarti.
15. pushpanjali.
16. prarthna.
17. visarjan ceremony end.