Amavasya Special Baglamukhi-Pratyangira Kavach Paath & Sarva Badha Nivaran Mahayagya
For Protection from Adverse Forces and Removal of Major Obstacles
Maa Baglamukhi Temple, Pratyangira Devi Temple, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh
18 January, Sunday, Magha Krishna Amavasya
About Puja
Mauni Amavasya Vishesh Baglamukhi–Pratyangira Kavach Paath and Sarva Badha Nivaran Mahayagya is performed to address intense obstacles, adverse influences, and persistent disturbances that block progress and stability in life. Mauni Amavasya is regarded as a highly potent day for Shakti upasana, when protective and restraining energies are believed to work with heightened force. The puja begins with the Baglamukhi–Pratyangira Kavach Paath, performed to establish a strong spiritual shield. Maa Baglamukhi is worshipped for her power to restrain negativity and silence opposition, while Pratyangira Devi is invoked for fierce protection against deep-rooted badha, fear, and unseen influences. Together, the kavach is intended to safeguard the devotee and stabilise disturbed conditions. This is followed by the Sarva Badha Nivaran Mahayagya, a sacred fire ritual performed to dissolve accumulated obstacles affecting health, finances, relationships, and overall progress. Through prescribed mantras and offerings into the sacred fire, devotees seek the removal of persistent blockages and the restoration of clarity, balance, and forward movement. Together, these rituals form a focused and protective anushthaan, undertaken by those facing repeated challenges, opposition, or instability, and who seek restraint of negative forces, protection, and steady restoration of balance through Shakti sadhana on Mauni Amavasya.
Puja Benefits
Restoration of Balance and Stability
Combined Shakti rituals support clarity, steadiness, and the return of controlled forward movement in life.
Removal of Persistent Obstacles
Sarva Badha Nivaran Mahayagya helps dissolve deep-rooted blockages affecting progress, stability, and important life matters.
Protection from Adverse Forces
Baglamukhi–Pratyangira Kavach Paath establishes a strong spiritual shield against negativity, opposition, and unseen disturbances.
Puja Process
Maa Baglamukhi Temple, Pratyangira Devi Temple, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh
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Maa Baglamukhi Temple and Pratyangira Devi Temple in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh together form one of the most powerful Shakti Kshetras in Sanatan Dharma, associated with protection, restraint of negativity, and removal of severe obstacles. Ujjain has long been recognised as a centre for intense Shakti sadhana, where rituals are undertaken not for general worship, but for resolving persistent and complex disturbances in life.
The Maa Baglamukhi Temple is dedicated to the Mahavidya known for stambhan shakti - the power to restrain, silence, and neutralise harmful influences. Worship of Maa Baglamukhi is traditionally undertaken when devotees face repeated obstacles, opposition, legal or personal conflicts, or forces working against progress. Rituals performed here are sought for control, clarity, and decisive protection.
The Pratyangira Devi Temple represents one of the fiercest protective forms of Shakti, invoked for deep-rooted badha, fear, and unseen negative influences. Pratyangira worship is traditionally prescribed when disturbances are intense and ordinary remedies prove insufficient. Her energy is associated with kavach, raksha, and the dissolution of severe and hidden obstacles.
Together, these temples establish Ujjain as a purpose-specific Shakti destination, chosen for anushthaans related to badha nivaran, protection, and restoration of balance. Rituals performed here are intended to restrain adverse forces, strengthen inner stability, and invoke the combined protective grace of the Mahavidyas for sustained control and progress.