King of Salangpur: 54-foot-tall giant statue of Dada unveiled grandly; Devotees will have darshan of Dada from 4 km away
The statue of the King of Salangpur was unveiled today at the Salangpur Kashtabhanjan Dev Temple. A day before Hanuman Jayanti i.e. today this idol has been unveiled by Acharya Rakeshprasadas of Vadtal Gadi along with other saints. Virat King of Salangpur Statue and Pradakshina Path presented heartwarming scenes through smart and intelligent colorful lights, patterns and documentary film. The 13 minute show presented the history of Salangpur Tirtha, the glory, the arrival of Lord Swaminarayan, the installation of the majestic Ksbhanjandev Hanumanji by Pujya Gopalananda Swami to the installation of the 54 feet tall King of Salangpur at the heart of the Tirtha today in a new perspective. This statue of Hanumanji has graced Salangpur with four moons.
Sankatmochan Hanuman, the lifter of great mountains, the crosser of oceans and the undertaker of God’s work himself, was born on the full moon date of Chaitra month. On this occasion, the festival of Hanuman Janmotsava is celebrated every year exactly six days after the full moon date of Chaitra month i.e. Ram Navami. This festival is celebrated with great fanfare by Hanumat devotees all over the world. Worship of Lord Hanuman is of special importance in Hanuman Janmotsav. It is believed that worshiping Mahabali Hanuman on the day of Hanuman Janmotsava as a rule ends all obstacles and hindrances. At the same time the desired fruit is obtained. Hanumanji is called Sankat Mochan. Those who follow his path face no danger. Let’s know Hanuman Janmotsav i.e. Hanuman Jayanti date, method of worship and significance…
According to the Hindu calendar, Chaitra Purnima Tithi begins on April 5 at 9.19 am. It will end on April 6 at 10.04 am. Hanuman Jayanti will be celebrated on 06 April 2023, Thursday as per Udaya Tithi.
Worshiping Bajrangbali on the day of Hanuman Janmotsava as a rule gives the desired fruit. Be careful to worship Lord Rama while worshiping Hanumanji, as worshiping Hanumanji is considered incomplete without worshiping Lord Sri Rama.
