Maa Baglamukhi Student Vidya Puja

1. 1Sankalp

   The pandit takes a vow on behalf of the student, stating the purpose of the puja.

2. 2Ganesh Puja

   Lord Ganesha is worshipped to remove obstacles and ensure a smooth ritual.

3. 3Kalash Sthapana

   A consecrated pot is placed to invoke divine energies.

4. 4Maa Baglamukhi Invocation

   The goddess is invoked through powerful mantras, including the Baglamukhi Mantra: 'Om Hleem Baglamukhi Sarvadushtanam Vacham Mukham Padam Stambhay Jivhaam Keelay Buddhi Vinashay Hleem Om Swaha'.

5. 5Yantra Puja

   The sacred Baglamukhi Yantra is worshipped with offerings of yellow flowers and turmeric.

6. 6Havan

   A fire ritual is conducted with mantra chanting and offerings to amplify the puja’s energy.

7. 7Aarti and Prasad

   The ceremony concludes with aarti, followed by the distribution of blessed prasad. The puja typically takes 2-3 hours and can be performed at home, a temple, or online with virtual participation.

• Offering of specific academic items (e.g., pen, books) during the puja for blessings.
• Installation and energization of a 'Vidya Dayini Yantra' (knowledge bestowing yantra).
• Recitation of 'Saraswati Mantra' along with Baglamukhi mantras for enhanced wisdom.
• Symbolic offerings of honey and milk for sharp intellect and memory.
• Blessing of academic tools (e.g., pens, notebooks) by the priest.
• Distribution of educational materials or sweets to less fortunate students.

• Auspicious days like Basant Panchami, Navratri, or any astrologically favorable day (per the Panchang) are ideal.
• Early morning Brahma Muhurat (4-6 AM) is highly recommended for academic pujas.
• Consult a pandit for the best muhurat based on the student's birth chart.

Consistent study and effort, combined with spiritual practice, yield the best results.

Chant the Baglamukhi Mantra and other relevant mantras with devotion.

• Yellow Cloth: For the puja setup, symbolizing Maa Baglamukhi’s radiance.
• Baglamukhi Yantra: A sacred geometric diagram for worship.
• Yellow Flowers: Preferably marigolds or roses, as yellow is the goddess’s preferred color.
• Turmeric and Kumkum: For offerings and tilak.
• Mustard Oil: For lighting the lamp to invoke divine energy.
• Ghee and Camphor: For the havan and lamp.
• Sandalwood Paste: For ritualistic application.
• Fruits and Sweets: As offerings, preferably yellow-colored (e.g., bananas, laddoos).
• Haldi Mala: A turmeric rosary for chanting mantras.
• Puja Thali: Containing incense sticks, betel leaves, and nuts.