Maa Baglamukhi Vidya Siddhi Puja

1. 1Sankalp (Vow)

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

2. 2Ganesh Pujan

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

3. 3Kalash Sthapana

   A consecrated pot filled with holy water is installed to invoke divine energies.

4. 4Maa Baglamukhi Invocation

   The goddess is invoked through her yantra and mantras, particularly the Baglamukhi Moola Mantra: 'Om Hreem Bagalamukhi Sarva Dushtanam Vacham Mukham Padam Stambhaya Jivhaam Keelaya Buddhim Vinashaya Hreem Om Swaha'.

5. 5Havan (Fire Ritual)

   Offerings of ghee, turmeric, and yellow flowers are made into a consecrated fire while chanting mantras.

6. 6Aarti and Offerings

   The ritual concludes with the aarti, offering yellow rice, sweets, and fruits to the goddess.

7. 7Prasad Distribution

   Blessed prasad is distributed among devotees to share divine blessings. For best results, the puja should be performed by a knowledgeable priest during an auspicious muhurat, preferably in the early morning Brahma Muhurat (4 AM to 6 AM).

• Specific offerings for enhanced intellect and memory (e.g., pen, books, special herbs).
• Focused mantra chanting (Japa) for academic success and clarity of thought.
• Installation and energization of a Vidya Siddhi Yantra.
• Guidance from the priest for specific study techniques or career paths.
• Anna daan (food donation) to students or scholars for added blessings.

• The puja is most effective during Brahma Muhurat (4 AM to 6 AM).
• Auspicious days include Baglamukhi Jayanti (around May 4, 2025) or as per the Panchang.
• Consult a priest or astrologer for a personalized auspicious time.

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

Chant the Baglamukhi Moola Mantra during the puja, along with other relevant mantras.

• Maa Baglamukhi idol or yantra
• Yellow cloth for the altar
• Turmeric powder and yellow flowers (marigold or mustard flowers)
• Yellow rice and yellow sweets (like laddoo or besan barfi)
• Ghee and havan samagri (for the fire ritual)
• Incense sticks, camphor, and a diya (oil lamp)
• Holy water (Gangajal) and a copper kalash
• Betel leaves, betel nuts, and fruits
• Sandalwood paste and vermilion
• A wooden havan kund (if performing a havan)