Maa Baglamukhi Sampurna Uchchatan Prayog

1. 1Preparation

   Choose an auspicious date and time, preferably after consulting a priest or Panchang. Cleanse the puja area and take a bath to maintain ritual purity.

2. 2Setup

   Place an idol or picture of Maa Baglamukhi on a yellow cloth. Arrange puja items, including a diya, incense, and offerings.

3. 3Invocation

   Begin by chanting the Ganesh Mantra to remove obstacles. Light the diya and incense, offering prayers to Maa Baglamukhi.

4. 4Mantra Chanting

   Chant the Baglamukhi Moola Mantra: 'Om Hreem Baglamukhi Sarva Dushtanaam Vaacham Mukham Padam Stambhaya Jivhaam Keelaya Buddhi Vinashaya Hreem Om Swaha' for 108 or 1,008 times using a turmeric mala.

5. 5hawan

   Perform a hawan by offering ghee and specific herbs into a consecrated fire while reciting mantras.

6. 6Aarti and Offerings

   Conclude with Maa Baglamukhi’s aarti, offering yellow flowers, sweets, and turmeric. Distribute prasad among devotees.

7. 7Closing

   Thank Maa Baglamukhi for her blessings and seek her protection. Maintain ethical conduct to complement the puja’s effects. Note: For best results, perform the puja under the guidance of an experienced priest, especially for Tantric rituals like Uchchatan.

• Advanced Tantric practices for targeted results in obstacle removal and enemy neutralization.
• Use of specific Yantras and mandalas unique to Uchchatan Prayog.
• Intensive mantra recitation counts for accelerated manifestation.
• Personalized rituals based on specific challenges and individual birth details.
• Guidance from a highly experienced Tantric priest for correct execution.

• Auspicious dates can be identified by consulting a priest or Panchang, focusing on tithis favorable for powerful Tantric practices.
• Brahma Muhurta (4:00 AM - 6:00 AM) is generally recommended for mantra chanting.

Due to the specialized nature of Uchchatan Prayog, consulting an experienced priest for precise muhurat is highly recommended.

Chant for 108 or 1,008 times using a turmeric mala, or as guided by the priest.

• Idol or picture of Maa Baglamukhi
• Yellow cloth for the altar
• Turmeric (haldi) and turmeric mala
• Yellow flowers (marigold or mustard flowers)
• Ghee and diya
• Incense sticks and dhoop
• Sweets (ladoo or peda)
• Fruits (bananas or mangoes)
• Vermilion (sindoor) and sandalwood paste
• Coconut and betel leaves
• hawan samagri (wood, herbs, and ghee)
• Clean water in a copper vessel
• Maa Baglamukhi Yantra (optional)