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There are many benefits of worshipping 11 Mukhi Hanuman Ji, know which wish is fulfilled by which idol
1. East-facing Hanuman Ji- Bajrangbali facing east is worshipped in the form of a monkey. In this form, the God is said to be very powerful and equal to the brightness of millions of Suns. Bajrangbali is known for the destruction of enemies. If the enemy is dominating you, then start worshipping East-facing Hanuman.
2. West-facing Hanuman Ji- Hanuman Ji facing west is considered to be the form of Garuda. This form is considered to be the form of Sankatmochan. It is believed that Garuda, the vehicle of Lord Vishnu, is immortal and similarly Bajrangbali is also immortal. This is the reason why Bajrangbali is considered to be among the awakened gods of Kalyug.
3. North-facing Hanuman Ji- Hanuman Ji facing north is worshipped in the form of a boar. One more thing is that the north direction i.e. Ishaan angle is the direction of the gods. It means auspicious and auspicious. Worshipping Bajrangbali in this direction improves the financial condition of a person. Worshipping the God facing this direction gives you wealth, prosperity, prestige, long life and makes you disease free.
4. Dakshinamukhi Hanuman Ji- Dakshinamukhi Hanuman Ji is considered to be the form of Lord Narasimha. The south direction belongs to Yamraj and worshiping Hanuman Ji in this direction gives relief from fear, anxiety and problems of a person. Dakshinamukhi Hanuman Ji protects from evil forces.
5. Urdhvamukhi- Hanuman Ji facing this direction is considered to be the Urdhvamukhi form i.e. the form of a horse. Those who worship this form get freedom from enemies and troubles. The Lord had assumed this form on the orders of Brahma Ji and killed the demon Hayagriva.
6. Panchmukhi Hanuman- Five forms of Panchmukhi Hanuman are worshipped. In this, each face represents different powers. When Ravan had deceitfully held Rama and Lakshman captive, Hanuman Ji freed them from Ahiravan by assuming the form of Panchmukhi Hanuman. Only by extinguishing five lamps together could Shri Ram and Lakshman be freed, therefore, God assumed the Panchmukhi form. He is seated in Varaha face in the north direction, Narasimha face in the south direction, Garuda face in the west, Hayagriva face towards the sky and Hanuman face in the east direction.
7. Ekadashi Hanuman- This form is also considered to be the form of Lord Shiva. Ekadashi form is the 11th incarnation of Rudra i.e. Shiva. To kill the eleven faced demon Kalkarmukh, God assumed the form of Ekadash face. That demon was killed on the day of Chaitra Purnima i.e. Hanuman Jayanti. This is the reason why devotees consider Ekadashi and Panchmukhi Hanuman worship as equivalent to worshipping all the gods.
8. Veer Hanuman- Devotees worship this form of Hanuman Ji to gain courage and self-confidence. Through this form, the strength, courage and valour of the Lord is known. That is, he can accomplish the work of Lord Shri Ram and remove the problems and sufferings of his devotees in a moment.
9. Bhakt Hanuman- This form of the Lord is that of a devotee of Shri Ram. By worshipping him, you also get the blessings of Lord Shri Ram. The worship of Bajrangbali removes obstacles. This worship awakens the feeling of gratitude and devotion in the devotees.
10. Das Hanuman- This form of Bajrangbali shows his exclusive devotion towards Shri Ram. Devotees who worship this form get expertise in religious work and maintaining relationships. Devotees get the feeling of service and surrender only through this form.
11. Suryamukhi Hanuman- This form is considered to be that of Lord Sun. Sun God is considered to be the Guru of Bajrangbali. Worshiping this form opens the way to knowledge, prestige, fame and progress. Because the Guru of Shri Hanuman, Sun God, is known for these powers.
Nala Nila
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Yadavas went to Hiranmaya-khanda, where many monkeys lived, led by Nila and Nala, who received their kingdom in Treta-yuga from Lord Rama. When the monkeys saw the warlike Yadava army, they decided to fight and rushed to the attack. Wrapping with tails the chariots, they easily threw them into the sky. However, Hanuman, who was present at the flag of Arjuna, seeing the behavior of these monkeys, became very angry. Appearing there, he embraced all the monkeys with his mighty tail and threw them to the ground. Then the monkeys immediately recognized him and surrendered to his feet in great humility. The king of this province, Devasakha, voluntarily paid a rich tribute to Pradyumna.
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Kalanka
Yadavas went to Ramyaka-khanda. Kalanka, son of Kalanemi, came to this place from Lanka in Treta-yuga for fear of Rama. Black Kalanka decided to fight the Yadavas, and therefore saddled his donkey. In that battle between the demons and the Yadavas, the huge Kalanka grabbed chariots and soldiers with his mouth and swallowed them. Praghosa, the son of Krishna, released his kapindra weapon and from this weapon came Hanuman, who grabbed Kalanka and threw him eight hundred miles away. Kalanka recognized Hanuman and threw a heavy club at him. Hanuman dodged the club, and fierce duel began between them. In the end, Hanuman lifted the mountain and brought it down on the demon, taking his life. Having slain the Kalanka, Hanuman disappeared mystically.
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Hiranmaya
Yadavas went to Hiranmaya-khanda, where many monkeys lived, led by Nila and Nala, who received their kingdom in Treta-yuga from Lord Rama. When the monkeys saw the warlike Yadava army, they decided to fight and rushed to the attack. Wrapping with tails the chariots, they easily threw them into the sky. However, Hanuman, who was present at the flag of Arjuna, seeing the behavior of these monkeys, became very angry. Appearing there, he embraced all the monkeys with his mighty tail and threw them to the ground. Then the monkeys immediately recognized him and surrendered to his feet in great humility.
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