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Special Puja
Sanatan SahityaMy AccountSome difficulties do not come from circumstance. A case that turns without reason, a reputation attacked from a direction you cannot see, a disturbance in the home that arrived with no cause. For these the tradition names raksha and stambhan rather than a general blessing.
The Special Pujas below are performed at the kshetras prescribed for that work — Kaal Bhairav and Vikrant Bhairav at Ujjain, the Baglamukhi seats where the Mahavidya of stambhan is worshipped, and Mehendipur Balaji, where a devotee places an arji before Bal Hanuman. Each runs on a tithi you choose.
20 sevas at 17 Teerth Kshetras — you choose the tithi.
The Baglamukhi stambhan sevas are the ones traditionally prescribed, since stambhan means the arresting of a force moving against the devotee. Where the matter also involves a judgement that feels withheld, the Bhairav sevas are taken alongside, as Bhairav is the Kotwal who holds the kshetra.
The 20 sevas here are Special Pujas — you choose the tithi yourself at checkout, so they are available year-round and are not tied to a fixed festival date.
