Maa Baglamukhi Manmohak Vashikaran Puja

1. 1Select an Auspicious Time

   Consult a priest or Panchang to choose a favorable muhurat, preferably during Navratri or a Wednesday.

2. 2Cleanse the Space

   Purify the puja area with Gangajal and arrange a yellow cloth on the altar to honor Maa Baglamukhi.

3. 3Install the Idol

   Place an idol or image of Maa Baglamukhi, adorned with yellow flowers and cloth.

4. 4Invoke the Goddess

   Light a ghee lamp and incense, offering prayers to Lord Ganesha first, followed by Maa Baglamukhi.

5. 5Chant Mantras

   Recite the Baglamukhi Mantra (Om Hleem Baglamukhi Sarvadushtagraham Vashikuru Hum Phat) 108 times using a mala.

6. 6Offerings

   Present yellow sweets, turmeric, and sandalwood as offerings.

7. 7Perform Aarti

   Conclude with aarti and distribute prasad, meditating on the goddess’s energy for blessings.

8. 8Maintain Purity

   Ensure ritual cleanliness and focus throughout the puja.

• Customized mantra chanting based on the devotee's specific 'Aakarshan' goals.
• Offering of special ingredients like honey and specific flowers to enhance attraction energies.
• Energization of a Vashikaran Yantra during the puja for prolonged effects.
• Performing the puja on specific planetary constellations favorable for attraction.
• Charity (Annadaan) after the puja for additional blessings and purification.

• Auspicious times include Navratri, Wednesdays, or as per the Panchang’s muhurat.
• Consult a priest or astrologer for a personalized favorable muhurat.

Avoiding Rahu Kalam is generally advised.

Recite 108 times using a mala, or as advised by the priest.

• Idol or photo of Maa Baglamukhi
• Yellow cloth for the altar
• Ghee lamp and sesame oil
• Incense sticks and dhoop
• Yellow flowers (marigold or jasmine)
• Turmeric and sandalwood paste
• Yellow sweets (laddu or besan)
• Mala (prayer beads)
• Gangajal for purification
• Fresh fruits and betel leaves
• Camphor for aarti
• Small copper kalash with water