Baglamukhi Mantra Chanting 108 Times | Dus Mahavidya Series | बगलामुखी मंत्र బాగ్లముఖి మంత్రం

Описание: Dus Mahavidya Series | Bagalamukhi Mantra Jaap 108 Times | Nav Durga Mantra | Tantra Puja దస్ మహావిద్య సిరీస్

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BAGULAMUKHI / BAGALAMUKHI /BAGALA

Bagalamukhi or Bagala is one of the ten Mahavidyas known as the Goddess who Paralyzes Enemies. Her another name is Pitambari Devi pita+ambari = yellow+clothes. Goddess Bagalamukhi has a molten gold complexion with three bright eyes and lush black hair. Bagalamukhi wears the yellow garments and yellow ornaments. Her two hands held a mace and the tongue of demon Madanasur as he's in paralysis. She is depicted seated on either a throne or on the back of a crane.She rides on Bagula (crane) bird which is associated with Concentration a great wisdom. Depicting how focused the crane is while waddling in water.

SIDDHI (power) / BENEFITS

When worshiping Bagalamukhi/Pitambara-devi devotees are directed to be clothed in all yellow use yellow turmeric beads and when possible offer yellow items. She is depicted as She pulls the tongue of a demon by her left hand while raising the right hand to strike him with a club. Which signifies The power to put a control on enemies. The power of confidence and decisive speech. Bagala is said to be worshiped to receive these mystical powers and to control to paralyze to attract or remove one’s enemies and to gain wealth and auspiciousness. Bagalamukhi ability to paralyze is believed to apply to one’s own thought motion and initiative in which she can give the power of intelligent and forceful speech to defeat any enemy. 
She is also known as "brahmastra rupini" and "stambhan devi". She protects the sadhak by controlling his enemies from harming the sadhak thereby defeating the enemies and turning defeats into victories. Protection from evil intentions of the enemies.

Inner aspect/ Inner Power

Enemies are not only outside. Kaam (Lust), Krodha (Anger), Lobha (Greed), Moh (Attachment), Mad (Pride), Matsarya (jealousy) known as the shadripus (6 enemies) are the negative traits inside us indulging more us in darkness. Thus the Devi Bagalamukhi gives the power, the wisdom by which mind can be freed from all these enemies inside and establishes one his own true nature, pures the mind leading to salvation.

LEGEND
Lord Visnhu comes across a cosmic crisis that threatens to annihilate the universe and after requesting for aid Bagala emerges and restores the cosmic balance.

The next myth describes Bagalamukhi’s well-known ability of Stambhana (to stun or paralyze). Bagala is often associated with paralyzing enemies and defeating enemies with Vak siddhi (the power of speech). In this myth Bagala stops the demon Madan a demon who is able to destroy just by speaking. Bagala is often portrayed by grabbing the demon’s tongue, stopping him from uttering any more words before destroying him.

In another myth Parvati is named as Bagalamukhi for eating Siva.

TEMPLES
Temples and shrines that are dedicated to Bagalamukhi are rare. One temple housing the image of Bagalamukhi is in the old district of Varanasi in Northern India. Farther north near the border of Pakistan another temple that is affiliated with Bagala is in the woods of Bankhandi Himachal Pradesh. Interestingly the notion that Bagala’s tradition is more common in the northern parts of India may be from the fact that she is quite influential in areas of Nepal. Bagala’s most famous place of worship is in Datia Madhya Pradesh.

The nine Mahavidya goddesses other than Bagalamukhi are Kali, Tara, Chinnamasta, Bhuvanesvari, Dhumvati, Kamala, Matangi, Sodasi, and Bhairavi.

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