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🛕 On this Amavasya, a powerful Bagalamukhi–Pratyangira Mahavidya Agni Kavach Anushthan will be performed for divine protection against negative energies, unseen enemies, and harmful influences. ✨🔥

Amavasya, the no-moon night, holds profound spiritual importance in Sanatan Dharma as it represents the dissolution of darkness and the awakening of divine energy. It is believed that on this night, the subtle and powerful forces of the universe become most active, making it an ideal time for tantric sadhanas, protection rituals, and the worship of deities who destroy negativity. Among these deities, Maa Bagalamukhi and Maa Pratyangira hold a special place as the fierce protectors against enemies, evil influences, and unseen obstacles.
In the sacred tradition, Maa Bagalamukhi is revered as the goddess who paralyzes the speech and actions of one’s adversaries, dissolving enmity and granting victory in disputes and conflicts. Maa Pratyangira, known as the embodiment of Narasimha and Kali Shakti, removes negative vibrations, protects against dark energies, and restores spiritual balance. Their combined worship on Amavasya, when cosmic energies are at their peak, is believed to create a powerful protective aura that shields devotees from all forms of harm and restores peace, courage, and mental clarity.

To invoke these blessings, a grand Bagalamukhi–Pratyangira Maha Anushthan is being organized at the Siddhpeeth Maa Bagalamukhi Temple in Haridwar. During this powerful ritual, a 100 kilo Lal Mirch Agni Havan will be performed, symbolizing the burning of hidden negativity, envy, and malevolent forces. Simultaneously, Acharyas will chant 1,25,000 Maa Bagalamukhi Mool Mantras, believed to invoke an unbreakable divine shield around the devotees. The sacred Bagalamukhi–Pratyangira Kavach Anushthan will also be performed to enhance protection and energy balance.

Devotees participating in this Amavasya Mahayagya are believed to receive the combined blessings of Maa Bagalamukhi and Maa Pratyangira - blessings that grant fearlessness, victory over challenges, mental peace, and freedom from hidden enemies and negative energies.

You too can join this sacred anushthan through Sri Mandir. 🙏

This Amavasya, invoke the divine protection of the Devi and reduce negative energies through the 100 Kg Lal Mirch Agni Ahuti Maha Yagya with Bagalamukhi-Pratyangira Kavach Anushthan and 1,25,000 Mool Mantra Jaap.

Devi's Divine Protection to Remove Negative Energies and Nazar

100 Kg Lal Mirch Agni Ahuti Maha Yagya Bagalamukhi-Pratyangira Kavach Anushthan with 1,25,000 Mool Mantra Jaap

✨ Maa Bagalamukhi and Maa Pratyangira are regarded as two of the most powerful goddesses of protection. Maa Bagalamukhi is known as the force that suppresses enemies and stabilises speech, thoughts, and actions. Her worship is believed to protect devotees from legal complications, enemy fear, and negative energies. Maa Pratyangira, on the other hand, is considered a fierce and rare goddess whose worship removes tantric obstacles and shields devotees from unseen negative forces.

 The combined worship of these two goddesses on the powerful combination of Thursday and Amavasya, performed by 36 Brahmins, is a rare opportunity believed to bring protection, victory, and legal relief. In Sanatan Dharma, Amavasya is considered a day when divine energies are at their peak, and prayers reach the divine quickly — making this day especially auspicious.

🪔 Maa Bagalamukhi, one of the ten Mahavidyas, is worshipped as the Goddess of strength and victory. She is called the Stambhini Shakti because her grace is believed to weaken the speech, intelligence, and strength of enemies. Her worship is especially recommended for relief from enemy fear, court-related issues, victory in speech, and protection from tantric problems. Worshipping her with yellow clothes, yellow offerings, and a yellow seat is considered highly effective. Devotees believe that the chanting of 1,25,000 Bagalamukhi Mool Mantras gives the courage to face negative forces and overpower obstacles.

💫 In this anushthan, the Pratyangira Kavach is a powerful sacred hymn recited to receive Maa Pratyangira’s protection and grace. She is considered a fierce and rare goddess who provides relief from tantric attacks, evil spirits, and unseen enemies. The recitation of this kavach is believed to create an invisible protective shield around the devotee, removing negative energies, hostility, and fear.

🍃 The 1,25,000 Mool Mantra Jaap of Maa Bagalamukhi performed by 36 Brahmins is considered an extremely rare and powerful spiritual practice. The precise chanting of these mantras is believed to increase mental stability, courage, and confidence. It is said that once the complete 1,25,000 chantings are accomplished by learned priests, Maa Bagalamukhi’s grace remains with the devotee in a lasting way, bringing protection, victory, and divine support in life.

 The Bagalamukhi Havan included in this ritual is a powerful offering ceremony said to remove enemy obstacles and negative energies. With every mantra offering, devotees seek divine courage, protection, and clarity.

This entire anushthan will take place at the sacred Maa Bagalamukhi Dham in Haridwar — a divine and highly auspicious opportunity.

🔥 Receive Divine Relief from Enemies, Evil Eye, and Legal Troubles through the powerful Amavasya Anushthan of 1,25,000 Mahavidya Mool Mantra Jaap by 36 Brahmins 💫

For Ultimate Protection from Enemies, Legal Battles, and Evil Eye

Maa Bagalamukhi-Pratyangira Kavach Path, 1,25,000 Bagalamukhi Mool Mantra Jaap and Havan

❓ Are legal battles draining your peace, wealth, and energy?

 Long-running court cases often break families apart, and when one struggle follows another, progress starts to feel very far away. If you too are stuck in such complications, it is time to seek divine guidance through the combined worship of Maa Bagalamukhi and Lord Vishnu. The Amavasya tithi is considered extremely auspicious for this puja. Rituals performed on this day are believed to be highly powerful and fruitful. It is said that when 36 learned priests chant 36,000 Bagalamukhi mantras on Amavasya, devotees receive victory over struggles and the divine blessings of Shri Narayan.

🚩 Why Worship Maa Bagalamukhi and Shri Narayan Together?
 Maa Bagalamukhi, the eighth Mahavidya also revered as Maa Pitambara, is known for subduing adversaries and silencing negativity. When invoked alongside Lord Vishnu, the preserver of dharma, devotees gain the strength to face enemies, clarity in disputes, and protection against unseen obstacles. This dual worship is regarded as a powerful path to safeguard one’s life from the draining effects of legal challenges.

📖 The Puranic Legend
 The scriptures narrate that in Satyuga, a cosmic storm threatened to annihilate the universe. Distressed, Lord Vishnu meditated upon Lord Shiva, who revealed that only Shakti could halt the destruction. Vishnu then performed intense penance at Haridra Sarovar, invoking the divine Goddess. From this devotion emerged Maa Bagalamukhi, the radiant power who subdued chaos and restored cosmic balance.

🔥 The Narayan Sudarshan Kavacham Havan
When the worship of Maa Bagalamukhi is performed along with the Sudarshan Kavacham  Yagya, its power is considered even stronger. Lord Vishnu’s Sudarshan Chakra destroys negativity and never returns without completing its purpose. Performed by 36 Brahmins with your name and gotra, this yagya invokes that very divine force which is believed to neutralize hostility and obstacles. Through this, the devotee receives divine blessings of protection, confidence, and victory.

Join this Thursday’s puja through Sri Mandir, and receive divine blessings for moving beyond legal challenges and towards decisive victory.

🔥 Receive the divine blessings of two great powers as 36 Brahmins perform the sacred worship of Maa Bagalamukhi and Lord Narayan on the powerful combination of Thursday and Amavasya.🔥

For Victory in Conflicts and Divine Protection of Lord Vishnu

36,000 Maa Bagalamukhi Mantra Jaap and Narayan Sudarshan Kavacham Yagya

🔱 In Sanatan Dharma, Thursday is dedicated to Devguru Brihaspati, the symbol of wisdom, protection, and stability. Amavasya, on the other hand, is considered a highly potent time for Devi Tantrokta sadhanas. It is believed that during this night, protective energies are at their peak, and the grace of Maa Bhadrakali, in her fierce and guardian form, can protect devotees from unseen negative forces, inner fear, and the unknown dangers.

It is believed that the Tantric Havan of Maa Bhadrakali helps in pacifying enemy obstacles, evil eye, sudden fears, planetary afflictions, abnormal tension in the home, and unseen blockages. The divine power of Maa Bhadrakali acts as a ‘protective shield,’ safeguarding the individual, the family, and the energy of the home.

During this sacred havan, Tantrokta mantras dedicated to the Goddess are chanted, sacred offerings are made into the fire, and spiritually charged offerings are presented. Every syllable of the mantra awakens the devotee’s inner consciousness and invokes divine protection. The fire oblations burn away negative energy, forming an invisible protective aura around the devotee.

🔱 This havan is especially beneficial for those:

Facing repeated failures or disruptions in life.
Experiencing unexplained tension or unrest at home.
Troubled by fear, anxiety, or obstacles in progress.
Feeling trapped by enemies, jealousy, or unseen forces.

This sacred ritual will be performed at Maa Bhadrakali Shaktipeeth, Kurukshetra, a powerful and ancient temple believed to be the place where Maa Sati’s right ankle fell, making it one of the 52 revered Shaktipeeths. According to legend, before the Mahabharata war, the Pandavas worshipped Maa Bhadrakali here along with Lord Krishna, seeking her blessings for victory. They vowed to offer their hair as gratitude, a tradition still observed today. Do not miss the chance to participate in this divine ritual organized by Sri Mandir.

🔱 On this powerful combination of Thursday and Amavasya, receive divine protection from unknown dangers through Maa Bhadrakali’s Tantrokta Raksha Havan 🔱

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