When is Maa Pitambara Baglamukhi Jayanti in 2025

Maa Pitambara Baglamuki Jayanti is celebrated in devotion to Goddess Baglamukhi. Goddess took birth on earth when the Asura named Madan challenged her to protect the Dharma. The Jayanti is celebrated in the month of Vaisakh on the eighth day of bright half-moon and is also known as Vaisakh Shukla Ashtami. Goddess is fond of yellow colours and is known as MaaPitambara. People celebrate this day very religiously as on this day the Goddess saved mankind from all the evils and enemies. Goddess is famous for seizing the tongue of the enemies. Bagalamukhi is considered to be among the DusMahavidyas as she is the Goddess of Shakti. Goddess defeated the Asura and from then she is considered the Goddess who can take out the speech.

Baglamukhi Jayanti 2025 Puja Date

This year in 2025 Baglamukhi Jayanti will be celebrated on Monday, 05 May 2025.

and people will do the Pooja on this day to make the evil’s tongue and feet paralyzed. Devotees will start the day by doing the Pooja early morning and wearing yellow clothes. Devotees need to do sadhana on this day either in isolation or with the experienced sadhaks. During the sadhana, devotees should take care that he/she is sitting on the yellow cloth on the floor and should be facing east direction.

Why we should perform Maa Bagalamukhi Puja

The Pooja devoted to the Goddess will be very beneficial in many ways as this can remove the evil spirits from the lives of humans and will help them to live a peaceful life. The problems on the path to success are also removed and success is achieved. This Pooja also helps the individuals to come out of the main period or the sub-period of the planet Mars which affects the life of an individual in a very wrong manner. The Mantra is also being recited so that the soul of the individual becomes pure. This Puja also helps to win in court cases and Interviews. Victory all over the enemies.

The mantra that is being recited during the Baglamukhi Jayanti in 2025

“HRING BAGLAMUKHI DEVYAYAE NAMAH”.

“OM HRING BAGALAMUKHI SARVVADUSHTANAM VVACHANM MUKHAM PADAM

STAMBHAYA JIHVAM KILAYA BUDDHIM VINAASHAYA HRING OM SWAHA”