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॥ ॐ ह्लीं बगलामुखी सर्व दुष्टानां वाचं मुखं पदं स्तम्भय जिव्हां कीलय बुद्धिं विनाशय ह्लीं ॐ स्वाहा ॥

Baglamukhi Pradubhav Katha

The Divine Emergence of Maa Baglamukhi

As per ancient scriptures, during the sacred era of Satyuga, a powerful and destructive storm emerged, threatening to annihilate the entire cosmos. Witnessing the devastation and turmoil inflicted upon all living beings, Lord Vishnu grew deeply concerned and sought refuge in Lord Shiva. Moved by Vishnu’s sincere devotion and desire to protect creation, Lord Shiva guided him to invoke the Supreme Feminine Power — Adi Shakti — to counter this chaos. Following this guidance, Lord Vishnu performed deep penance at a sacred site known as Haridra Sarovar in the Saurashtra region. Pleased with his devotion, Adi Shakti manifested herself in the form of Maa Baglamukhi from the golden waters of the lake and, with her divine power, instantly stilled and subdued the raging storm. Because of this divine act, Maa Baglamukhi came to be revered as the Goddess of Stambhan — the one who has the power to arrest, immobilize, and neutralize all forms of negativity, chaos, and adversarial forces.
Maa Baglamukhi is traditionally adorned in yellow garments, and this color holds profound spiritual importance in her worship. She is also fondly known as Pitambara Devi, meaning "She who wears yellow."

Her energy is invoked for:

• ️ Silencing enemies and opponents
• ️ Victory in legal and political conflicts
• ️ Inner clarity and control over speech
• ️ Relief from suffering, turmoil, and obstacles

It is believed that Bankhandi in Himachal Pradesh is the very place where Maa Baglamukhi first manifested. Because of this, the temple here is considered one of the most spiritually potent and ancient Siddh Peeths, a sacred ground where divine energies remain eternally active.

Baglamukhi Dhyana Mantra

मध्ये सुधाब्धि मडिमण्डप रत्न वेद्यांम्
सिंहांसेनापरिगतां परिपीतवर्णाम।
पीताम्बराभरण माल्य विभषितांग्डी
देवी स्मारामि धृत मुदगर वैरिजीवह्मम।।

“I remember the Supreme Goddess who dwells in the center of the nectar of consciousness, whose divine presence is established by the essence of Vedic wisdom. She is adorned in yellow garments and decorated with ornaments and garlands. She is attended by those who seek knowledge and health. In her hands, she holds the power to silence enemies and protect her devotees. She is the fierce yet compassionate destroyer of evil—the radiant form of Maa Baglamukhi.”

Maa Baglamukhi Mool Mantra

हलीं बगलामुखी सर्वदुष्टानां वाचं मुखं पदंस्तम्भय।
जीवह्मम कीलय बुद्धिं विनाशय हलीं ¬ स्वाहाः।।

“Maa Baglamukhi Mool Mantra invokes the Goddess to paralyze the speech, actions, and thoughts of enemies, silencing negativity and offering powerful protection. It is chanted to gain victory in disputes, shield from slander, and neutralize harmful intent.”

Meaning of Baglamukhi

बगलामुखी अर्थात बगलामुखमिव मुखं यस्याः सा।।

Maa Baglamukhi is the embodiment of the power of “Stambhan” (paralysis, stillness, control). Just as a bridle halts a wild horse, She silences the chaos, controls speech, and stops harmful actions and thoughts. This deeper meaning reflects Her role as a Tantric Force, invoked especially for :

• Victory over enemies
• Control of speech and intellect
• Legal and political triumphs
• Inner discipline and spiritual restraint

Brief Introduction of Goddess Baglamukhi

Baglamukhi Devi is the Goddess of control and divine power. In Tantric traditions, She is known as the eighth Mahavidya among the ten great wisdom goddesses. She bestows the mystical power of “Stambhan” – the ability to paralyze and restrain harmful actions. Especially invoked for speech control and victory over adversaries, She is worshipped by seekers and sadhaks through intense penance and deep spiritual practices. Since ancient times, sages have used Her worship for attaining spiritual insight, control over speech and mind, and triumph in critical life situations. She is also associated with names like Pitambara, Stambhan Shakti, Brahmastra Vidya, and Gupta Vidya. The ancient Baglamukhi Temple in Bankhandi, Kangra district, Himachal Pradesh, is recognized as a living center of this divine energy since the era of Lord Rama and the Pandavas.

According to the Baglamukhi Shatnaam Sarota

लंकापति ध्वंसकरी लंकेशरिपु वंदिता। लंकानाथ कुल हरा महारावण हारिणी।।

“This refers to the belief as per ancient scriptures and oral traditions that Lord Rama, under the divine counsel of Lord Hanuman, installed the image of Maa Baglamukhi at this very place (Bankhandi) and performed a spiritual invocation (tantric sadhana) to gain the strength and clarity needed to conquer Ravana. Following his victory, sages and spiritual masters across the ages have received special siddhis (divine attainments) at this site.”
Maa Baglamukhi is venerated for:

• Victory in legal battles and political conflicts
• Attainment of spiritual and material success
• Healing from incurable diseases
• Protection from psychic disturbances and harmful forces

In Kalyug, it is especially believed that Maa Baglamukhi quickly responds to sincere prayers, silencing enemies and fulfilling the deepest wishes of seekers.