Maa Baglamukhi Naukri Siddhi Puja

1. 1Sankalp (Intention Setting)

   The puja begins with a sankalp, where the devotee or priest states the purpose of the ritual, such as job success or career growth, along with the devotee’s name and gotra.

2. 2Ganesh and Kalash Pujan

   Lord Ganesha is worshipped to remove initial obstacles, followed by the establishment of a consecrated Kalash to invoke divine energies.

3. 3Yantra Sthapana

   The sacred Maa Baglamukhi Yantra is placed at the puja altar or workplace to attract positive energies and job opportunities.

4. 4Mantra Chanting

   The powerful Baglamukhi mantra, such as 'Om Hreem Bagalamukhi Sarva Dushtanam Vacham Mukham Padam Stambhaya Jivhaam Kilaya Buddhim Vinashaya Hreem Om Swaha,' is chanted with devotion, typically during Brahma Muhurta (4 AM to 6 AM) for maximum efficacy.

5. 5Lighting the Lamp

   A mustard oil lamp is lit to invoke Maa Baglamukhi’s divine energy, symbolizing the dispelling of darkness and negativity.

6. 6Havan (Fire Ritual)

   Offerings such as ghee, herbs, and yellow flowers are made into a consecrated fire while chanting mantras to amplify the puja’s energy.

7. 7Aarti and Prasad Distribution

   The ritual concludes with an aarti to honor the goddess, followed by the distribution of prasad to share divine blessings.

• Customized Sankalp for specific job roles or promotions.
• Offering of specific 'Naukri Siddhi' herbs or grains in the Havan.
• Placement and energization of a personal Naukri Siddhi Yantra at the workplace or home.
• Donation of study materials or clothes to students or job seekers.
• Recitation of 'Shani Mantra' (if Shani's malefic effects are hindering career).
• Performing the puja at a temple known for career success blessings.

• Auspicious times include Brahma Muhurta (4 AM to 6 AM), Navratri, Guru Purnima, or dates recommended by a priest based on the Panchang.
• Tuesdays are generally favorable for Baglamukhi pujas.
• Consult a qualified priest for a personalized muhurat for maximum benefits.

Results typically manifest within 11 to 31 days, depending on faith and circumstances.

Chant the Baglamukhi Moola Mantra during Brahma Muhurta for maximum efficacy.

• Maa Baglamukhi Yantra: A consecrated yantra to invoke the goddess’s blessings.
• Yellow Flowers: Preferably marigolds or other yellow blooms, as yellow is sacred to Maa Baglamukhi.
• Yellow Cloth: To cover the altar and honor the goddess’s association with the color yellow.
• Turmeric: Used for offerings and to create a garland for the deity.
• Mustard Oil: For lighting the lamp to invoke divine energy.
• Honey and Yellow Sweets: As offerings to please the goddess.
• Incense Sticks and Dhoop: To purify the environment.
• Ghee and Havan Samagri: For the fire ritual, including specific herbs and wood.
• Yellow Rice and Dakshina: For offerings during the sankalp.
• Idol or Picture of Maa Baglamukhi: To focus devotion during the puja.
• Yellow Chunari: To offer to the goddess’s idol or image.
• Coconut and Yellow Fruits: As additional offerings to enhance the ritual’s potency.