Baglamukhi Anushthan is a mighty worship to eliminate sins, enemies, poverty, and incurable diseases. The Peetambara Anushthan also averts accidents, misfortune, and fear of weapons. The mantra delivers plenitude and finances in a shorter period.
Bagalamukhi is associated with magical powers, which are sometimes termed Siddhi or attainments. A particular Siddhi of Bagalamukhi is her magical power of Stambhana, the power to transfix, immobilize, or paralyze a person into silence.
People commonly learn Bagalamukhi as Pitambara in North India, the goddess associated with a yellow or golden color. She sits on a golden throne with pillars decorated with various jewels and three eyes, symbolizing that she can impart ultimate knowledge to the devotee.
Her complexion, clothing, ornaments, and garlands are in varying shades of yellow. Yellow clothes, turmeric (haldi) mala strings, and yellow offerings are worn and given by her devotees. Even her temples are painted yellow.
Baglamukhi or Bagala is an important deity among the ten Mahavidyas worshipped with great devotion in Hinduism. Bagalamukhi smashes the devotee's misconceptions and delusions (or enemies) with her cudgel. Bagalamukhi is one of the ten forms of the wise Devi, symbolizing a potent female primeval force.
Bagalamukhi is also called Pitambaradevi, Shatrubuddhivinashini, and Brahmastra Roopini, and she turns each thing into its opposite.
Benefits of Baglamukhi Anushthan
- Worship to eliminate sins, enemies, poverty, diseases.
- Averts accidents, misfortune, and fear of weapons.
- Delivers plenitude and finances quickly.
- Associated with magical powers, Siddhi or attainments.
- Stambhana, a Siddhi, can transfix, immobilize, or paralyze.
