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The path of Maa Pitambara’s mantra sadhna — discipline, devotion and divine protection.
Baglamukhi Sadhna is the disciplined spiritual practice of Maa Pitambara’s mantra — undertaken to invoke her protection, stambhan shakti and victory in life. It is considered one of the most powerful sadhanas among the Dus Mahavidyas.
The sadhna is traditionally performed under the guidance of a Guru, after receiving mantra diksha. Guru Hemant Bharadwaj personally guides sadhaks at every step — from diksha to purnahuti.
Maa Baglamukhi Mool Mantra
Yellow (pitambara) clothing, yellow asana, yellow flowers and haldi mala — yellow is Maa’s sacred colour.
Mantra jaap is done on a turmeric (haldi) rosary, facing north or east, at a fixed time daily.
The mool mantra should be received from a Guru. Diksha aligns the sadhak with the mantra’s shakti.
Satvik food, truthfulness, brahmacharya and restraint of speech during the sadhna period.
The full anushthan is traditionally 1,25,000 mantra jaap completed over 36 days with dashansh havan.
Baglamukhi is a fierce Mahavidya — her sadhna must always be done under proper guidance.
Personal diksha, complete niyam explanation, and step-by-step support throughout your anushthan.
The complete Baglamukhi anushthan is a sacred commitment of 1,25,000 mantra jaap performed over 36 days, followed by dashansh havan (12,500 ahutis), tarpan and marjan. Sadhaks observe yellow clothing, satvik food, fixed jaap timing and restraint of speech throughout.
Guru Hemant Bharadwaj personally initiates sadhaks with mantra diksha, prescribes the daily count according to your capacity, and remains available for guidance at every stage — because Maa Baglamukhi’s sadhna, done correctly, is life-changing; done casually, it is fruitless.
If you cannot perform the anushthan yourself, Guru ji performs it on your behalf with sankalpa in your name — you can join the daily jaap and the final havan live on video call.