Maa Baglamukhi Puja and Anusthan

About Maa Baglamukhi

A shrine featuring black stone deities decorated with garlands of flowers is placed behind a metal enclosure. The area is adorned with yellow and white flowers, and there are several small oil lamps on a red granite surface in front of the deities. Above the shrine, there is a white Om symbol.

Introduction to Maa Baglamukhi

Maa Baglamukhi is one of the ten Mahavidyas and is known as the Goddess of Stambhan Shakti (power to control negativity). According to scriptures, she protects her devotees from enemies, negative influences, fear, and obstacles.
 
The word “Bagla” refers to the tongue, and “Mukhi” refers to the face, symbolizing the goddess’s power to silence harmful speech and negative intentions.
 
Baglamukhi worship is traditionally performed for:
  •  Legal issues
  •  Enemy obstacles
  •  Mental unrest
  •  Business and career blockages
  • Protection from negative energies

Significance of Maa Baglamukhi

Worship of Maa Baglamukhi is considered highly powerful, especially when a person faces repeated obstacles in life. The color yellow, turmeric, yellow flowers, and yellow attire are considered sacred to the goddess.

Scriptures mention that with pure devotion, sincere intention, and proper rituals, devotees experience inner strength, confidence, and spiritual protection.

When Should Baglamukhi Pooja Be Performed?

Baglamukhi Pooja is commonly performed in situations such as: 

  • Ongoing legal disputes.
  • Harassment or opposition from enemies
  •  Continuous business losses.
  •  Career stagnation.
  •  Fear, anxiety, and negativity.

The rituals should always be performed by experienced priests following authentic vedic methods.

Gallery

Moments from Maa Baglamukhi poojas and sacred rituals.

A richly decorated and colorful Durga Puja pandal displaying the goddess Durga with multiple arms, riding a lion, surrounded by other deities and figures adorned in vibrant garments and ornaments. The backdrop is intricately designed with golden and multicolored embellishments, creating a festive and majestic atmosphere.
A vibrant and intricately decorated altar featuring a large idol of a goddess, possibly Durga, surrounded by smaller statues of other deities and figures. The scene is adorned with elaborate floral arrangements and offerings such as flowers, incense, and assorted items placed at the base. The backdrop is rich with detailed patterns and vivid colors.
A man dressed in traditional attire is performing a Hindu ritual. He is seated beside a small altar adorned with colorful flowers and garlands. In front of him, there is a fire burning. Several religious statues are visible in the background, also decorated with floral garlands.
A sacred space adorned with vibrant marigold and rose flowers surrounding stone deities, including a Shivlinga. Metallic vessels hang above and a brass lamp stands lit in the center, casting a serene glow. A small altar with idols decorated with flowers is visible in the background.

Our Faith & Approach 

Our aim is to perform Baglamukhi Pooja with complete devotion, purity, and transparency.
We do not claim miracles or guaranteed results. All rituals are performed strictly as per traditional scriptures and belief systems.

If you seek spiritual strength and protection through Maa Baglamukhi worship, feel free to contact us.

DISCLAIMER

This information is based on traditional scriptures and beliefs. Outcomes may vary depending on individual faith and circumstances.