Maa Bhuvaneswari

Maa Bhuvaneswari is a revered form of the Divine Mother in Hinduism, often associated with power, wisdom, and protection. She is considered the ruler of the three realms of time—Trikala—which includes Bhuta (past), Bhavishya (future), and Vartamana (present). The worship and rituals dedicated to Maa Bhuvaneswari are believed to bestow deep spiritual knowledge and insight into these three dimensions of time, offering a profound understanding of the past, present, and future.

Performing Maa Bhuvaneswari's rituals with devotion is said to bring several blessings, including bhogas (material and physical enjoyment) and political gains, signifying her power to influence both personal and worldly matters.
_Additionally, Maa Bhuvaneswari's grace is also sought in times of planetary afflictions, particularly when the **Moon** is in a debilitated position or is a functional malefic leading to mental challenges such as high anxiety, fear, poor sleep, and emotional instability. In such cases, Maa Bhuvaneswari's rituals, combined with **Moon Shanti** (the pacification of the Moon), are believed to calm the mind, alleviate negative influences, and restore balance and peace to one's life._
Her divine grace not only aids in healing emotional and mental troubles but also offers the devotee the strength to overcome the obstacles created by past karma. Through her rituals, individuals seek her blessings for mental clarity, emotional stability, and success in both personal and professional life.