North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: Pitambara Shakti: Among the ten Mahavidyas of Hinduism, the eighth goddess, Maa Baglamukhi, is known as the goddess of Pitavarna (yellow). His form itself is full of mysteries and amazing. He is seated in his one hand with a tongue of enemies and wearing a mace in the other hand. They are specially worshiped in the world of tantra-mantra because they are considered to be the goddess of enemies who destroy the enemies, providing speech accomplishment and erectile power. But a deep and amazing secret is hidden behind this form, a saga that explains how they established justice by pulling the wicked tongue. It is an ancient period when there was a fierce havoc on the creation. This storm created such a furore on the whole earth that life was disturbed everywhere, there was chaos and the whole universe started moving towards destruction. This made the gods frightened. In such a difficult situation, all the gods approached Lord Vishnu and requested them to stop this great destruction. Lord Vishnu vowed to protect the creation and worried about his divine powers and started contemplating. Lord Vishnu was inspired to worship Mother Shakti on the banks of Hardra Sarovar. This was the same lake where Goddess was present as Pitavarni. Pleased with the deep penance and prayer of Lord Vishnu, Mangalamayi Maa Bagalamukhi appeared from that lake. His stunning aura was so strong that he immediately stopped the disastrous storm of the universe and stabilized the entire creation. Due to his amazing work, she is also known as ‘Pillamini Devi’, as she had collapsed (stop) all destructive powers and negative energies. It is believed that when she appeared, she had drawn the tongue of evil demons in one hand. This work symbolically reflects the speech of the wicked, their deceitful language and the negative forces. Due to this, those wicked are not able to spread more sins by their untrue and deceit. This form of him gives the blessings of the devotees to get rid of enemies, victory in debate and protect all obstacles. Those who practice Maa Bagalamukhi immediately conquer justice and enmity. Yellow clothes, yellow flowers and yellow matter are particularly dear to them and those who do their practice get amazing siddhis. In this way, Maa Bagalamukhi not only kills the wicked, but also establishes balance and justice in the lives of devotees.
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