Bagalamukhi

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Bagalamukhi is a Hindu goddess and one of the ten Mahavidyas, revered for her power to paralyze enemies and silence negative forces.

All labels observed (6)

Label Occurrences
Bagalamukhi canonical 2
Goddess Baglamukhi 2
Baglamukhi 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (66)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu goddess
Mahavidya
alsoKnownAs Pitambara Devi
linked to: Harsiddhi Devi

Pitambari
Valgamukhi (regional variant)
associatedMantra Bagalamukhi beej mantra
Bagalamukhi mool mantra
associatedWith control of speech
destruction of negative forces
legal victory
occult practices
protection from enemies
silencing of gossip and slander
stambhana (paralysis or immobilization)
success in debates
tantric rituals
yellow color
associatedWithConcept control of sound
stilling of the mind
suspension of activity
associatedWithDirection east (in some traditions)
associatedWithElement earth (in some traditions)
associatedWithPlanet Mars (in some traditions)
linked to: Mars
associatedWithTattva speech (vak)
belongsTo Mahavidya group of ten wisdom goddesses
consortOf Shiva (in some traditions)
linked to: Shiva
depictedAs holding the tongue of a demon
seated on a throne
striking a demon with a club
yellow-complexioned goddess
hasAttribute benevolent to devotees
power to control hostile forces
power to paralyze enemies
power to silence negative speech
protective nature
terrifying aspect
iconographicAttribute club (gada)
grasping the tongue of an enemy
seated on a lotus
seated on a throne
two-armed form
majorTempleLocation Datia, Madhya Pradesh, India
linked to: Datia district

Guwahati region, Assam, India
Kangra district, Himachal Pradesh, India
linked to: Kangra district

Nalkheda, Madhya Pradesh, India
memberOf Dasha Mahavidya
linked to: Mahavidyas
numberInMahavidyas eighth Mahavidya (in common listings)
parentTradition Shakta tradition
linked to: Shaktism
religion Hinduism
ritualColor yellow
ritualOffering chickpeas (chana)
turmeric
yellow garments
textualMention Tantric texts on Mahavidyas
various Shakta scriptures
worshipDay Thursday (in many traditions)
linked to: Thursday
worshippedAs goddess of paralyzing enemies
goddess of silence
goddess of victory over opponents
worshippedFor control over speech
neutralizing curses
protection from enemies
removal of black magic
success in competitions
victory in court cases
worshippedIn Tantric Shaktism
linked to: Shaktism

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Referenced by (8)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Mahavidyas member Bagalamukhi
Pitambara Peeth dedicatedTo Goddess Baglamukhi
linked to: Bagalamukhi
Pitambara Peeth hasDeity Baglamukhi
linked to: Bagalamukhi
Pitambara Peeth associatedWith Baglamukhi Mahavidya
linked to: Bagalamukhi
Shri Peetambara Peeth temple complex dedicatedTo Goddess Baglamukhi
linked to: Bagalamukhi
Shri Peetambara Peeth temple complex hasMainDeity Baglamukhi Devi
linked to: Bagalamukhi
Bhairavi epithet Kameshvari Bhairavi
linked to: Bagalamukhi