Maa Baglamukhi Graha Shanti Puja

1. 1Sankalp

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

2. 2Ganesh Puja

   Invoking Lord Ganesha to remove obstacles and ensure the puja’s success.

3. 3Kalash Sthapana

   Establishing a consecrated pot filled with holy water to invoke divine energies.

4. 4Invocation of Maa Baglamukhi

   Chanting of mantras to summon the goddess’s presence.

5. 5Baglamukhi Mantra Japa

   Recitation of the powerful Baglamukhi Moola Mantra (e.g., Om Hleem Bagalamukhi Sarvadushtanaam Vaacham Mukham Padam Stambhay Jihvaam Keelay Buddhim Vinaashaay Hreem Om Swaha) for 18,000 or more times.

6. 6Havan

   Offering sacred substances like ghee, herbs, and yellow mustard into the consecrated fire.

7. 7Aarti and Offerings

   Performing the final aarti with yellow flowers and distributing prasad.

8. 8Visarjan

   Concluding the puja by seeking blessings and dispersing the divine energies. The puja typically lasts 4–5 hours and is performed on an auspicious day, preferably Tuesday or during Baglamukhi Jayanti, after consulting the Panchang.

• Specific Graha Shanti mantras for the affected planet(s).
• Tailored offerings based on the malefic planet to be pacified.
• Detailed astrological analysis of the devotee's birth chart to identify affected planets.
• Performing the puja at specific temples known for planetary appeasement.
• Donations related to the affected planet (e.g., red lentils for Mars, yellow clothes for Jupiter).

• The puja is most effective on Tuesdays (for Mars-related issues), during Baglamukhi Jayanti (May/April), or on an auspicious muhurat as per the Hindu Panchang.
• Consult an astrologer for a precise and personalized muhurat.

Timings are best determined by consulting a Vedic Panchang or an experienced astrologer based on your specific needs and location.

Recite for 18,000 or more times, as advised, focusing on planetary pacification.

• Yellow cloth (for the altar)
• Maa Baglamukhi idol or yantra
• Yellow flowers (marigold or chameli)
• Haldi (turmeric) and kumkum
• Yellow mustard seeds
• Ghee (clarified butter)
• Camphor and incense sticks
• Sandalwood paste
• Fruits, sweets (preferably yellow, like laddoos)
• Betel leaves and nuts
• Panchamrit (milk, curd, honey, ghee, sugar)
• Havan samagri (herbs, wood, etc.)
• Kalash with mango leaves and coconut
• Diya (oil lamp)