About The Temple

World's Tallest Five-Faced 151 Ft Shri 108 Panchmukhi Balaji

Shri 108 Panchmukhi Balaji Gurudham kurabad Road Udaipur Rajasthan India. The temple construction is being supervised by Shree 108 Panchmukhi Balaji Vikas Samiti, which was established in June 2023 in Udaipur(Raj.) It is a Non-Profit organization. It was founded by Sri Sri 1008 Mahant Sri Manohar Girdhari Das Ji Maharaj Mahatyagi.

Ongoing Project

Chardham Mandir

Cleanses soul and closer to God

12 Jyotirlinga

Radiant sign of Lord Shiva

Yagya Shala

Home of Holy Offering

Hanuman Gallery

Mysterious and Inspiring Stories of Hanuman Ji

Open Air Thether

360 degree /Open Air Theater

Gau Shala

Adarsh Goshala (Shelter for Cows)

Guru Kul

Study Area for Youth and Children

Dharamshala

Shelter for outstation devotee

Bhojan Shala

Shelter for mass feeding facility for devotee

Satsang Bhawan

House for discourse and mass prayer

Ashram

A spiritual hermitage in green valleys of the mountains where you can see millions of stars at night.

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history

The Story of Panchmukhi Balaji

This form of Hanuman has five faces. Hayagriva, Narasimha, Garuda, and Varaha with Hanuman’s faces, and by using the five faces in 5 different directions, he extinguishes all the five lamps and accomplished his mission by killing Ahiravana.

Hayagriva also spelled Hayagreeva, is a Lord Vishnu horse-headed Avatar in Hinduism.
Narasimha is also an aggressive avatar of Hindu Lord Vishnu, the one who incarnates in the form of part lion and part man, who plays his part by restoring Dharma by destroying evil and ending religious persecution and calamity on Earth.

Garuda is a mythological bird-like creature in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain mythology. The creature portrayal was of a vehicle mount (Vahana) of the Hindu god Vishnu, a dharma-protector in Hinduism

Varaha “a boar” is the avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu. Out of the ten principal avatars of Vishnu, Varaha is listed as third in the Dashavatara.

Every idol from Sri Panchamukhi Hanuman provides a kind of Sidhi(accomplishment), and east-facing Anjaneya(Hanuman) grants Ishta Siddhi(desire) to humanity. South facing Narasimha to grant Abhista Siddhi(attainment of the desired objective/thing) to humanity. West-facing Garuda to grant Sakala Sowbhagya(Luck, Fortune) to humanity. North facing Varaha to grant Dhana Prapthi(wealth) to humanity. Hayagriva to grant Sarva Vidya Prapthi (Knowledge) to humanity.

Hanuman always used to Naman, Smaran, and Keerthanam to Lord Ram. Lord Hanuman totally surrendered (Arpanam) and also begged (Yachanam) Ram to bless him with unshared love. Each face of Panchamukha is a depiction of one of these five forms of worship.

Panchamukha is interpreted as the five ways of praying to God in Hinduism and these five ways are known to us as Naman, Smaran, Keerthanam, Yacham, and Arpanam.

In the Bhagavat Gita, Lord Krishna said to Arjun, “He who acts for me, who is engrossed in me, who is my devotee, who is free from attachment, he reaches me”. We find all these 5 qualities preserved in Hanuman. Each of his faces represents these five divine qualifications.

Devotees who worship this form of Hanumanji daily get freedom from fear. Self-confidence increases and mental tension is removed. Sit in front of a picture or statue of this form and should recite Hanuman Chalisa by lighting a lamp (Diya).