Maa Baglamukhi Dhan Siddhi Puja

1. 1Sankalp

   The priest takes a vow on behalf of the devotee, stating the purpose of the puja, such as wealth or prosperity.

2. 2Ganesh and Navgraha Sthapan

   Invoking Lord Ganesha and the nine planets to remove obstacles and align cosmic energies.

3. 3Kalash Sthapan

   A consecrated water pot is set up to invoke divine energies.

4. 4Baglamukhi Yantra Puja

   The sacred yantra is worshipped with mantras to channel the goddess’s energy.

5. 5Mantra Japa

   Chanting of the powerful Baglamukhi mantra (e.g., Om Hleem Bagalamukhi Sarva Dushtanam Vacham Mukham Padam Stambhaya Jivhaam Keelaya Buddhim Vinashaya Hleem Om Swaha) for 11,000 or 21,000 times, depending on the ritual’s intensity.

6. 6hawan

   Offerings of ghee, yellow mustard seeds, and other items are made into a consecrated fire to amplify the puja’s effects.

7. 7Aarti and Pushpanjali

   The ritual concludes with aarti and flower offerings, seeking the goddess’s blessings.

• Higher counts of Mantra Japa (e.g., 51,000 or 1,25,000) for intensified financial blessings.
• Offering of specific wealth-attracting ingredients in the hawan.
• Installation and energization of a personal Dhan Siddhi Yantra.
• Donation to the needy (Annadaan/Vastradaan) for accumulating spiritual merit (Punya).
• Performing the puja at specific temples known for wealth blessings.

• Auspicious times include Baglamukhi Jayanti (around May 4, 2025), Vaishakh Shukla Ashtami, or any favorable muhurat as per the Hindu Panchang.
• Consult an experienced astrologer for a personalized auspicious time.

The Brahma Muhurat (4 AM to 6 AM) is considered highly beneficial for this puja.

Chant for 11,000 or 21,000 times (or higher counts for intensified results) using a Haldi Mala.

• Baglamukhi Yantra: Sacred diagram for invoking the goddess.
• Yellow Cloth: To cover the puja altar, symbolizing the goddess’s radiance.
• Haldi (Turmeric Powder): For purification and offerings.
• Yellow Mustard Seeds: Used in hawan for prosperity.
• Pure Ghee: For hawan and diya.
• Camphor: For aarti and purification.
• Incense Sticks and Diya: To create a sacred atmosphere.
• Honey and Sugar: For offerings and hawan.
• Yellow Flowers: Preferably marigold or champaka for decoration.
• Fruits and Sweets: As bhog (offering) to the goddess.
• Haldi Mala: Turmeric bead garland for chanting.
• Mouli (Holy Thread): For tying during rituals.
• Sandalwood Paste and Kumkum: For tilak and deity adornment.
• Coconut: Symbolizing purity and offering.