PANCHMUKHI KUTIR
Five-Faced Protector to Patal Dwar
Panch Mukhi Kutir, the fierce five-faced Hanuman Ji, embodying divine power, courage, and wisdom; vigilantly guards the south-facing gateway to Patal, blending sacred energy with potent rituals to protect cosmic balance.
At Urjaa Dham, opposite ‘Shivalaya’, the majestic Panch Mukhi Kutir enshrines the extraordinary idol of Panch Mukhi Hanuman Ji, the five-faced embodiment of divine power, courage, and wisdom. This sacred idol, bathed in a potent blend of Ghee, Chameli oil, and vibrant orange Sindoor, faces southwards, eternally vigilant at the gateway of ‘Patal’, guarding cosmic balance with fierce devotion.
Panch Mukhi Hanuman Ji, the ‘Rudra Avatar’ of Lord Shiva, is not just a deity but a symbol of supreme courage, boundless fearlessness, and profound intelligence. During the epic Ramayana, Hanuman Ji assumed this five-faced form, each face a divine force, to simultaneously extinguish five mystical lamps that guarded the demon ‘Ahiravana’s lair in ‘Patal’. This heroic act rescued Lord Ram and Lakshman, underscoring the fierce, protective nature of the ‘Panch Mukhi’ form, known as the fiercest ‘Ugra’ avatar.
Each face of this glorious manifestation carries profound symbolism, like the east-faced Hanuman represents courage, devotion, and selflessness; the south-faced ‘Narasimha’ symbolizes protection, fearlessness, and victory over enemies; the west-faced ‘Garuda’ stands for strength and the power to remove obstacles like poison or black magic; the north-faced ‘Varaha’ signifies stability, wealth, and prosperity and the sky-faced ‘Hayagriva’ is known for wisdom, knowledge, and triumph over ignorance.
Facing south—the doorway to ‘Patal’, this deity wards off uninvited energies, safeguarding universal harmony. Known here as ‘Dakhan Mukhi’, Panch Mukhi Hanuman undergoes sacred worship through the powerful ‘Chola’ ritual every Tuesday and Saturday. The sanctified ‘Cholla’, deemed potent spiritual medicine, is distributed to devotees confronting mysterious disturbances, reflecting the living power and relentless grace of this divine protector.
Hanuman Janam Utsav
Publically celebrated occasion once a year
Hanuman Janam Utsav, celebrated once a year, marks the divine birth of Lord Hanuman, symbol of strength and devotion. The day begins with hoisting the Dharam Pataka, followed by the Chola ceremony—removing old sindoor, adorning a fresh layer, silver ornaments, janeu, and a special langot.
Devotees participate in Panch Mukhi Puja, open havan for universal blessings, and day-long Bhandara. Worship, bhajans, and offerings create a vibrant spiritual atmosphere. Donations welcome.
Other Routine Rituals
Devotees joyfully celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, and achievements, performing sacred rituals and ceremonies to express gratitude, invoke blessings, and fulfill specific desires for prosperity, health, and spiritual growth
Cholla Ceremony
Ritual of Thanks giving
The Cholla Offering is a sacred ritual devoted to Panch Mukhi Hanuman, performed only on Tuesdays and Saturdays. It begins with the soulful chanting of Hanuman Chalisa and concludes with the powerful Sankat Mochan Hanuman Ashtak, lasting 30–45 minutes. Devotees often pre-book dates, especially for family birthdays, to seek divine blessings.
Post-ritual, Urjaa Tilak, Charnamrit, and blessed Prasad are lovingly sent worldwide, with postage included in booking. This tradition invokes Hanuman’s protection, strength, and grace, bringing spiritual upliftment to devotees wherever they reside.
Panch Mukhi Kavach Paath
Ritual of invisible cosmic shield
The Panch Mukhi Kavach is a powerful spiritual shield created through sacred Mantra and Tantra rituals, performed only on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Beginning with the Chola ceremony, the Panch Mukhi Kavach Paath is chanted in multiples of nine, concluding with ghee and herbal offerings in the Urjaa Kund while invoking the Beej Mantra—the seed of divine protection.
This kavach safeguards the aura, shielding from evil forces, dark energies, enemies, nightmares, accidents, and legal troubles. It bestows courage, mental peace, spiritual growth, and success—especially benefiting frequent travelers and those vulnerable to negative influences.
Bajrang Bann Paath
Ritual to seek promise for help
Bajrang Ban Paath is a powerful hymn devoted to Lord Hanuman, performed mainly on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Beginning with the sacred Chola ceremony, it involves chanting the hymn in multiples of nine and concludes with offering ghee and special herbs into the Urjaa Kund while reciting the Beej Mantra, the seed of one’s vow.
This ritual invokes Hanuman’s divine strength to remove obstacles, remove Bandhan Dosh, trouble and fears, bringing courage, spiritual power, and fulfillment of heartfelt desires.
Shani, Mangal & Rahu Dosh
Ritual to balance planetary malefic effects
The Shani, Mangal, and Rahu Dosh ceremony is a powerful Vedic ritual performed to neutralize the malefic effects of these planets and restore harmony in life. Conducted after sunset with a sacred Havan, mantras, and offerings, it aims to remove obstacles, shield from negativity, and promote success, protection, and well-being
This auspicious ritual is believed to balance planetary energies, foster mental peace, enhance relationships, support career growth, and improve health. Performed at a chosen Muhurta, it offers devotees a path to relief, prosperity, and spiritual strength.
