(Mehandipur Bhairavaji Idol within the Temple)

People come running to get rid of ghosts, Hennapur Balaji, science does not agree with this

One Mehndipur Balaji is situated in Dausa district of Rajasthan. Built between two hills, this temple has great importance among the people. Here examples of superstition along with devotion are also seen. It is believed that people say that in the Balaji temple one gets rid of the upper winds, evil spirits, ghosts and spirits. 

Dausa (Rajasthan): One of the lakhs of famous temples of Hanumanji, Mehndipur Balaji is located in Dausa district of Rajasthan. Built between two hills, this temple has great importance among the people. Along with devotion, examples of faith are also seen here. It is believed that in the Balaji temple one gets rid of the upper winds, evil spirits, ghosts and spirits. 

The narrow streets here are immersed in the devotion of Hanuman ji. There is also a Ram temple with Hanuman ji's temple, where there are beautiful statues of Lord Shri Ram and Bhagwati Sita, which look quite attractive. There is a big statue of Hanuman ji with this temple, although the construction work of this temple is still going on, but this huge statue of Hanuman ji seems to attract the devotees. 

Mehdipur Balaji Dham is counted among the 10 major Siddhapeeths of Lord Hanuman. It is believed that Hanumanji resides in an awakened state at this place. Among the devotees, Mehndipur Balaji is considered to be a powerful temple inspired by divine power to ward off evil spirits.

Jitendra, who sells prasad at a shop called Bhog Bhandar Balaji near the temple, says, "Many such people come here who are possessed by ghosts. They return to Dharamsala after the temple is closed at 10 pm.” 

Is this true or a hoax? On this Jitendra says, "I don't know, is ghost really a hindrance or people just do this." 

On the other hand Suresh, another local shopkeeper says, "It is absolutely true that the spirits of ghosts are coming in the people and people come here and get completely cured. The effect starts showing here in 4-5 days. I guarantee that by coming here. Every kind of ghost, the wrath of the upper air gets cured. 

Regarding offerings in the temple, he says, "Only prasad is offered here and no money is felt." 

Regarding taking the Prasad home, he says, "There is a fear of going with the shadow of ghosts and spirits on taking the Prasad home from here, so the Prasad which is offered from here should not be taken." 

However, experts completely deny this. Well-known psychiatrist Dr. Samir Parikh says, “There are different types of cases, everyone is looked at differently. 

People understand about this that there is some other reason behind this. Most of the cases are caused by mental illnesses." 

He says, "It's because of chemical embarrassment that is not under our control. It's one part, the other part is we—the background you are from, the culture you are from, the social networks around you. Those people." If there is a strong faith inside you, then the tendency to have that same faith in you increases. 

He said, "If you grew up in a place where most people believe in ghosts, upper air, then it is more in them and when people around you think about that, then you also think in the same way. Takes on." 

Dr. Parikh said, "Faith has its own importance, but with faith one should also use facts, so that if someone faces any problem, then it can be solved." 

These things become even more active during the playing of aarti, drums and drums in the Balaji temple. What is the reason for this? To this question, he said, "I don't think anything like this happens. I believe that social norms depend on it. The things that sit in our mind, we get the impression that all that is happening in front of us." " 

He said, "Actually, faith is a strong aspect in itself. Faith has its own importance, but every case has its other side. In some cases, even medical treatment can get rid of it." 

Devotees have different views on this subject. Some people consider the reason for such a belief to be mental illness, while some say that all these sixteen annas are true. 

Mehandipur Balaji Temple

Mehdipur Balaji Temple is a famous temple of Hanuman ji located in Tehsil (Sikrai) of Rajasthan. "Bala" means "one who is always victorious over enemies". Hanuman ji is called 'Balaji' in many parts of India. This place is situated between two hills and looks very attractive. The pure climate and the pure environment here gives great pleasure to the mind. The compositions of city life will also be seen here.

Mehdipur Balaji (Hanuman) Temple
Balaji Temple
Religious Information
Affiliation	Hindu Religion
God	Hanuman Ji
Location Information
Location	Mehdipur, Todabhim (Near Hindaun)
District	Dausa, Karauli
State	Rajasthan
Country	India

 

Balaji's Notion of Appearance

Here three gods predominate - Shri Balaji Maharaj, Shri Pretraj Sarkar and Shri Kotwal (Bhairava). These three gods appeared here about 1000 years ago. Since their appearance, thirteen mahants have performed service-worship at this place and now Mahant Nareshpuri ji of this place is also present at this time, which is the name of Shri Kishorepuri Ji Maharaj (former servant Brahmalin dated 09/08/2021). The latter is sitting on this throne from 21/08/2021. 

Now from 21/08/2021, Mahant Shri Nareshpuri Ji Maharaj is handling the service of worship here. Mahant of Mehandipur Balaji Maharaj has changed after 55 years. The era of upliftment here started from the time of Shri Ganeshpuri Ji Maharaj and now it is increasing day by day. The construction of the main temple took place during these times. All Dharamshalas were built during this time. In this way, his service period will be called the golden age of the history of Shri Balaji Ghata Mehdipur. 

In the beginning it was a very rugged forest. In the dense bushes, wild animals like cheetahs, tigers etc. are lying.

In fact, this idol has not been made by any artist separately, but it is a part of the mountain itself and this entire mountain itself is like its 'Kanak Bhudharkar' cavity. At the feet of this idol was a small pond, whose water never passed. The secret is that a fine stream flows continuously from under the chest on the left side of the Maharaja, which does not stop even if enough chola is climbed. 

Thus the three gods were established. In Vikrami-Samvat 1979, Shri Maharaj changed his chola. Filling the unloaded Chola in the vehicles, many devotees left to flow it in Shri Ganga. When Mandavar reached the railway station with the chola, the railway officials mistook the chola as a luggage and wanted to weigh the chola to collect the baggage fee, But they were unable to weigh. In the course of weighing the bag, the weight sometimes increased by one mind and sometimes decreased by one mind; Ultimately the railway officer gave up and the chola was dedicated with respect to Ganga ji. At that time Havan, Brahmin food and religious texts were passed and a new light was born in the new chola, which spread light in every nook and corner of India. 

Means of Transport

Divided into two districts (Karauli and Dausa) in the state of Rajasthan, Ghat Mehdipur is situated at a distance of 24 miles from Bandikui Railway Station on the Delhi-Jaipur-Ajmer-Ahmedabad line. Similarly, buses are also available from Hindon station of the big line. Now direct buses from Agra, Mathura, Vrindavan, Aligarh etc. to Jaipur stop at the turn of Balaji. Balaji can also be reached by bus via Hindon by getting down at Mahavirji station from Frontier Mail. Hindon City station is located on the Delhi, Mathura, Kota, Ratlam, Vadodara, Mumbai line between Bayana and Mahavirji station on the Western Railway's BG line. The journey time from Hindon to Balaji is one and a half hours by bus. 

The Mehandipur Balaji Mandir is a noted Hindu temple in Karauli district of Rajasthan, This temple is situated in a town named Mehandipur, in Karauli district on the border of Karauli district and Dausa district. Dedicated to the Hindu deity Hanuman. The name Balaji is applied to Shri Hanuman in several parts of India because the childhood (Bala in Hindi or Sanskrit) form of the Lord is especially celebrated there. The temple is dedicated to Balaji (another name for Shree Hanuman Ji). Unlike similar religious sites it is located in a town rather than the countryside. Its reputation for ritualistic healing and exorcism of evil spirits attracts many pilgrims from Rajasthan and elsewhere.

Overview

The temple of Balaji Maharaj built in Mehandipur is very famous especially in northern part of India. The first Mahant of the temple was Shri Ganeshpuriji Maharaj and the present Mahant of the temple Shri Kishorpuriji is very strict to follow vegetarian and reading holy books.

 

The person who is suffering from evil spirits (Sankatwalas) get relief from distress by methods like Arji, Sawamani, and Darkhast. Bhog of Boondi ke Laddu offering to Shri Balaji Maharaj, Rice and Urad pulse to Bhairav Baba (Kotval Kaptan, head of army and Shri Pretraj Sarkar, king of evil spirits). Saturday and Tuesday are the busiest days in the temple because both these days are the days of Hanumanji. Some other temples near Balaji temple are Anjani Mata temple, Kali Mata at Teen Pahaad, Panchmukhi Hanumanji, Ganeshji temple at Saat Pahaad, Samadhi Wale Baba (the first mahant), are some important temples in Mehandipur Balaji.

                                                      (Road map to Mehandipur Balaji)

Research

The temple has been known for many years, for exorcism from evil spirits attachments and black magic or spells. In 2013, an international team of scientist, scholars and psychiatrists from Germany, Netherlands, AIIMS, New Delhi, and University of Delhi started a study to evaluate all aspects of treatment and rituals at the temple.

 

Location

The temple is situated in Brahmbad, Dausa District near Todabhim of the Indian state of Rajasthan. The village is situated at the border of two districts- Karauli and Dausa. And the temple is also divided as half and another half in districts by border. It is 109 km from Jaipur.