Maa Baglamukhi-Pratyangira Kavach Path and 21 Kilo Red Chilli Havan

Purpose of This Anushthan

• Stambhan (stopping) of the plots of hidden and open enemies and opponents, and of false cases

• Lasting destruction of tantra badha, the evil eye, jealousy and negative energy with double force

• An unbreakable protective shield around the family through the “Maa Pratyangira Kavach” and the 21 Kilo Red Chilli Havan

• Victory over opponents in politics, business, legal matters and career

Importance of the Puja in the Somvati Amavasya Mahamuhurat
In the scriptures, the Amavasya tithi is considered one of the most powerful and important tithis of the year for tantra sadhana, hidden obstacles and the worship of fierce powers. On this day the Sun and the Moon are in the same rashi, which creates a special balance of cosmic energy and mental awareness. According to the scriptures, pujas, yagyas and havans done on this tithi for the fierce forms of Shakti are considered highly fruitful. If Amavasya falls on a Monday, it is called Somvati Amavasya. When it is Somvati Amavasya, this tithi becomes a Mahamuhurat of the grace of Shiv-Shakti. On this day, the “21 Kilo Red Chilli Havan” is said to bring the stambhan of enemies and the destruction of negative powers in a moment.

Effect of the 21 Kilo Red Chilli Havan
Maa Baglamukhi is the Devi who does the stambhan of an enemy’s speech, intellect and movement, while Devi Pratyangira, the destroyer of enemies, turns any negative energy and tantrik effect back on the one who sent it. According to Tantra Shastra, offering 21 kilos of sharp red chilli (a kantak/katu dravya, a pungent substance) in the name of Maa Pratyangira and Maa Baglamukhi is considered the most sure remedy for destroying enemies and calming obstacles. The energy released by the sharp red chilli offerings burns the evil plots, jealousy, litigation and tantrik attacks of enemies in the fire and creates a protective shield (kavach) in your life.

Divine Glory of Maa Baglamukhi and Maa Pratyangira
In the scriptures, Maa Baglamukhi is called the 8th power of the Das Mahavidyas, “Brahmastra-roopini.” According to legend, when the demon Madanasur received a boon from Brahma Ji that every word he spoke would come true, he caused destruction with his vak-siddhi. He would burn sages and kings to ash just by speaking. Then, at the call of the Devtas, Maa Pitambara Maa Baglamukhi appeared, and just as Madanasur opened his mouth to attack the Devi, Maa Baglamukhi pulled out his tongue, did the “stambhan” (paralysis) of his power, and ended him with her mace. This same stambhan miracle of the Mata still ties down the tongue and evil thinking of enemies, court cases and opponents today.
In the scriptures, Maa Pratyangira is considered one of the most intense and fierce powers. According to legend, during the Ramayana war, Meghnad, facing defeat in battle, was about to perform a secret anushthan and the Nikumbhila Yagya of this same Devi. It is believed that if Meghnad had completed this anushthan, it would have become impossible to kill him in battle. That is why, on the advice of Vibhishan Ji, Lakshman Ji did not let Meghnad’s yagya be completed. The glory of Maa Pratyangira is that she not only stops the attack of tantra and plots done by enemies, but turns it back on the attacker with double force.