About The Puja

Meaning:

• "The Goddess with a Crane's Face"

• "The Paralyzer of Enemies"

Appearance:

• Bagalamukhi is depicted as a goddess with a yellow complexion, sitting on a throne, with four arms.

• She has a crane's head, a symbol of her ability to swallow and paralyze her enemies.

Attributes:

• Lower right hand: Holds a club or a mace, symbolizing her power to destroy enemies.

• Upper right hand: Holds a shield, representing her protective powers.

• Lower left hand: Holds a sword, symbolizing her ability to cut through ignorance and illusion.

• Upper left hand: Holds a bow and arrow, representing her ability to target and defeat her enemies.

Powers:

• Paralyzes and defeats enemies.

• Protects from negative energies and evil forces.

• Grants victory in legal battles and conflicts.

• Strengthens voice and communication skills.

• Removes obstacles and grants success.

Worship:

• Bagalamukhi is worshipped on Wednesdays and during the Navratri festival.

• Her mantra is "Om Bagalamukhi Namaha", and her worship includes offerings of yellow flowers, sugar, and honey.

Symbolism:

• Bagalamukhi represents the power of speech and communication.

• She symbolizes the ability to overcome obstacles and defeat enemies through the power of knowledge and wisdom.