Hanuman Temple

Hanuman is a popular figure in the Ramayana and is considered to be a great devotee, slave, messenger of Rama. He was born in Anjani, the granddaughter of Anjani, a monk. He was the son of Pawan and Mahabali and inherited many powers. As a kid he wanted to catch the sun. So he leaned toward the sun. Seeing this, all the gods, including Indra, were worried. To save the sun and the earth, Indra threw his lightning towards Hanuman. Hanuman was fooled by that attack. God then cursed him that 'you will forget all your strengths.'nLater, when Shri Ram was in the forest, he and Hanuman met and he became a devout devotee of Rama. When Ravana abducted Sita, Hanuman flew to Lanka and sent Rama's message to Sita. That year Researchers at Delhi Institute of Scientific Research say that there were 7. [citation needed] Ravana's soldiers grabbed him and set him in front of Ravana and set his tail on fire. He then set the whole link on fire with his tail and went back and reported the current Rama of Sita. Rama took his Vanarasena to Lanka and fought with Ravana. Hanuman helped Rama greatly in this war. When Laxman fell unconscious at the arrow, Hanuman leaped into the Himalayas for his treatment and picked up the Dronagiri mountain. Sanjivani, a herb found on that mountain, returned to Laxman and recovered his life. It is believed that Hanumans are eternal and they are still alive. It is said that everywhere in the world, whenever Rama's name is taken, Maruti is present. Based on this information, the poet [Tulsidas] discovered Maruti.nnQuick infonnThe mention of Maruti also occurs in the Mahabharata. He was sitting on the flag of Arjuna during the Mahabharat war.nnDate of birthnnMaharashtra is believed to be the birth place of Chaitra Pournim, so Hanuman Jayanti celebrated on that day.nnHanuman is believed to have been born on the day of Narak Chaturdashi in northern India. On this day there is Ashwin Krishna Chaturdashi in Maharashtra and Kartik Krishna Chaturdashi in North India.