Bagalamukhi Jaap Mantra 108 Repetitions
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Goddess Mahavidya Bagalamukhi
Sauvarnasan Sansthitam Trinayanaam Pitamshukollasineem
Hemabhangruchim Shashank Mukutam Sachchampaka Sragyutaam
Hastair Mudgar Pash Vajra Rasanam Sambi Bhrateem Bhushanair
Vyaptaangim Baglamukhim Trijagataam Sanstambhinim Chintayeta
Meaning: I meditate on Baglamukhi, who is seated on a gold throne, with three eyes, wearing yellow, blissful, with limbs as bright as pure gold, wearing a garland of champaka flowers, with the moon as Her diadem, with Her hands holding a hammer, and a noose which binds the enemy; Her limbs arrayed with jewels, in this way I meditate on Shri Bagalamukhi, the All-Paralyser of the Three Worlds.
Eigth in Dus-Mahavidya. Devi frees devotee's mind from misconceptions and elusions, she protects from Enemies and Evils, "Maa Pitambara" (She who likes Yellow color). Bagalamukhi is a compound of two words, one is "Bagala" and the other is "Mukhi". The word "Bagala" means the cause of distortion or it also indicates the bird "Vaka" or "Vagula" or "Crane" which has an ability to stand absolutely still while hunting and "Mukhi" means face or head.
This manifestation of Goddess is specially associated with the power of Paralyze in three worlds (World, Heaven and Hades) or the giving of Siddhi or accomplishment of Stambhana (transfix, immobilize or paralyzes). By the name of "Pitambara" she is also very well known and famous; it means, one who appears Yellowish and likes things or offerings which are yellow in color; even worship of her is done with yellow colored materials and the worshiper also has to wear yellow clothes.
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Goddess Mahavidya Bagalamukhi
Sauvarnasan Sansthitam Trinayanaam Pitamshukollasineem
Hemabhangruchim Shashank Mukutam Sachchampaka Sragyutaam
Hastair Mudgar Pash Vajra Rasanam Sambi Bhrateem Bhushanair
Vyaptaangim Baglamukhim Trijagataam Sanstambhinim Chintayeta
Meaning: I meditate on Baglamukhi, who is seated on a gold throne, with three eyes, wearing yellow, blissful, with limbs as bright as pure gold, wearing a garland of champaka flowers, with the moon as Her diadem, with Her hands holding a hammer, and a noose which binds the enemy; Her limbs arrayed with jewels, in this way I meditate on Shri Bagalamukhi, the All-Paralyser of the Three Worlds.
Eigth in Dus-Mahavidya. Devi frees devotee's mind from misconceptions and elusions, she protects from Enemies and Evils, "Maa Pitambara" (She who likes Yellow color). Bagalamukhi is a compound of two words, one is "Bagala" and the other is "Mukhi". The word "Bagala" means the cause of distortion or it also indicates the bird "Vaka" or "Vagula" or "Crane" which has an ability to stand absolutely still while hunting and "Mukhi" means face or head.
This manifestation of Goddess is specially associated with the power of Paralyze in three worlds (World, Heaven and Hades) or the giving of Siddhi or accomplishment of Stambhana (transfix, immobilize or paralyzes). By the name of "Pitambara" she is also very well known and famous; it means, one who appears Yellowish and likes things or offerings which are yellow in color; even worship of her is done with yellow colored materials and the worshiper also has to wear yellow clothes.