Rudrapuja Panchmukhi Hanuman Silver Locket

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Benefits of Panchmukhi Hanuman Yantra Panchmukhi Hanuman Kavach Yantra represents the most powerful god Lord Hanumanji. According to Ramayan, He is the son of Kesari and Mata Anjanee as the incarnation of supreme Lord Shiva. He incarnated in Treta Yuga as a great follower Lord Rama(Lord Vishnu). He always holds a Gada(mace) that he received it by Lord Kuber. Gada protects Hanumanji during the time He is Sleeping. During the war of Ramayan When Ravan kidnapped Lord Ram and Lakshman with the help of Ahiravana(Brother of Ravan), And the king of Patallok. And, to protect Lord Rama and Lakshman Hanumanji a stronghold with his tail. Ahiravana took the figure of Vibhishana the devoted brother of Ravana and took Lord Rama and Lakshman to Pathallok. When Hanuman reached Pathallok to find Ram and Lakshman. After that, He discovered Ahiravana`s life was hidden in the five lanterns which were placed in various places. Because He only killed only by destroying all five lanterns together. Therefore to succeed this Hanumanji taken the avatar of Panchamukhi Hanuman. in this Avatar Hanumanji has five faces. Hayagriva, Narasimha, Garuda, Varaha, and with his vanar face. Hanumanji used the five faces in various places, blew the lanterns to kill the Ahiravana. Panchmukhi Hanuman Yantra is used to overcome distressing energy. To overcome problems due to evil spirits, black magic, departed ancestors' subtle bodies, the influence of the planet Saturn(Shani). Also, It helps to control pleasant energy ie To overcome any obstacle in the pathway of the activated spiritual energy system (kundalini) and to channelize it appropriately so that the seeker can continue his spiritual practice smoothly. Very powerful Yantra for protection from all evils and attacks - Powerful Yantra to get Hanumanji Siddhis and completion of Hanumanji Sadhana without troubles. The mantra of Panchmukhi Hanuman Mantra II Om Pashchimmukhay Garudananay Panchmukhhanumate Mam Mam Mam Mam Mam SakalaVishaharay Swaha II