Hindus commemorate the important event known as Baglamukhi Jayanti in commemoration of the goddess Baglamukhi, also called Pitambara Devi. The event is held on the eighth day of Vaishakha month, which typically occurs between April and May. Shukla Paksha is the eighth day of the lunar month. April 28 will be designated as Baglamukhi Jayanti Day in 2023. For those who follow the worship of Goddess Baglamukhi, the festival is very important, and they participate in its celebrations with tremendous dedication and fervor. The celebration of Baglamukhi Jayanti will be discussed in this article, along with its date, time, customs, and significance.

Dates

On April 28th, 2023, Baglamukhi Jayanti will be celebrated. For those who venerate the goddess Baglamukhi on this particular day with great regard and commitment, this festival is an important occasion.

Significance

Goddess Baglamukhi is regarded as the seventh Mahavidya and is endowed with the ability to prevent spirits of evil and harmful energy. The goddess, also known as Pitambara Devi, is seen wearing yellow clothing. “Bagla” signifies the bridle, and “Mukhi” is the word for face. The goddess is hence also known as “The deity with a bridle on her face.”

To venerate the goddess and ask for her favors, people celebrate Baglamukhi Jayanti. The celebration is regarded as extremely fortunate, and it is said that honoring the goddess on this day will enable one to overcome all challenges and difficulties in life. The goddess, in the eyes of her devotees, is also a shield against all forms of negative energy and evil spirits.

Rituals

Devotees rise at the beginning of the morning on the occasion of Baglamukhi Jayanti to enjoy a bath. They dress up and go to the adjacent Baglamukhi temple to pray. In addition to puja, worshippers present the deity with sweets, fruits, and flowers.

Let’s celebrate the auspicious occasion of Baglamukhi Jayanti with the following Quotes, Greetings, Images, Messages and Wishes.

Greetings, Sayings, Messages, Wishes, Images, and Quotes, on Baglamukhi Jayanti

”Om baglamukhi ae cha vidmahe stambhinyai cha dhimahi tanno bangla prachodayat”

“Om Hleem Baglamukhi Devyai Hleem Om Namah”

“Om Hleem Bagalamukhi Sarvadushtanam Vacham Mukham Padam Stambhaya Jivham Keelaya Buddhim Vinashaya Hleem Om Swaha.”

Happy Bagalamukhi Jayanti To Everyone! May maa Bagalamukhi wards off evil spirits from your life!