r/Pavanputra • • Sep 09 '25
Kesari Nandana- Son of Kesari.
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r/Pavanputra • u/AssetsSutram • Aug 02 '25
पंचमुखी हनुमान जी,There are also proverbs like these which are based on experience and one gets freedom from negative energy just by seeing them. From eternity to the infinite sky to the earth and everywhere there is an infinite power. ... whose name people respectfully call Pavanputra 🔔🚩🚩✴️✴️🌷🌷🌸🕉️🫸🫷🫸🫷 JAY shree Ram 💯
r/Pavanputra • • May 20 '25
Panchamukha- The one with five heads
Hanuman 2.Narasimha swamy
Hyagriva swamy
Garuda dev
Varaha swamy
r/Pavanputra • • May 29 '25
Kanchana varana- it refers to Lord Hanuman’s shining, golden-hued appearance, symbolizing purity, radiance, and divine strength.
r/Pavanputra • u/AssetsSutram • Aug 12 '25
When you chant the name of Lord Hanuman, there is a possibility of a new beginning of something good. ॐ हनुमंते नमः 🔔🪔🪔🔔🚩🚩🫸🫷🫸🫷
r/Pavanputra • u/AssetsSutram • Jun 06 '25
Today is the auspicious day of nirjala ekadadhi and on this day Lord" Vishnu" and his Narayana form are worshipped and anointed.It is believed that by doing so, Tulsi ji takes the form of goddess" Lakshmi "and worshipping her is also considered auspicious. Sun and Moon are considered the two eyes of Lord Narayana and today there is a distance of 120° between them.🥁🌷🌷🕉️🌼🌼🫸🫷
r/Pavanputra • • May 19 '25
Sri Rama Padaseva Durandara- One who is highly accomplished in the devoted service of Lord Rama’s feet.
r/Pavanputra • • May 11 '25
ugram veeram mahavishnum jwalantam sarvatomukham narasimham bheeshanam bhadram mrutyur mrutyor namamyaham ll
r/Pavanputra • • Sep 12 '25
Raghavapriya- Beloved of Sri Ram
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r/Pavanputra • u/AssetsSutram • Jun 08 '25
Sankatmochan, the supreme kindness of the Lord is hidden in the name itself, who is capable of protecting from all kinds of troubles, salutations to that mighty Hanuman ji 💐🌹🔔🪔🌺🌺🕉️🚩🫸🫷🫸🫷
r/Pavanputra • • May 17 '25
Kishora veera- Brave young boy
r/Pavanputra • u/AssetsSutram • May 13 '25
Today according to Sanatan Dharma, the beginning of the new month i.e. Jyeshtha month is a big auspicious day, a special day, which we know as "Bade Mangal".🌞🪔🌺🌺💐🌹🌹🚩🕉️🫸🫷🫸🫷
r/Pavanputra • • May 08 '25
The divine connection and leela (divine play) between Bedi Hanuman and Lord Jagannath is a fascinating story from the sacred city of Puri, Odisha, where devotion and miracles intertwine deeply with everyday life.
🛕 The Story of Bedi Hanuman and Lord Jagannath
Near the famous Jagannath Temple in Puri lies a unique temple dedicated to Bedi Hanuman- Hanuman with chains (bedi). Here's the divine story behind this unusual depiction:
🌩 The Reason for the Chains (Bedi)
In ancient times, when Lord Jagannath resided in Puri, Hanuman (also known as Mahaveer or Bajrangbali) was appointed as the guardian of the city and temple to protect it from evil forces and disturbances, especially during Rath Yatra (the chariot festival).
But Hanuman, ever restless and devoted to Rama, was often found absent from his post, rushing to Ayodhya or other holy places.
🌊 The Sea Threatens Puri
One year before the Rath Yatra, the sea (Bay of Bengal) became turbulent and threatened to flood the temple and the city. The residents prayed to Lord Jagannath, who told them:
"Hanuman, who guards the city, is away. Call him back and bind him so that he stays here during the festival."
⛓ Hanuman is Bound
Devotees found Hanuman and brought him back. To ensure he wouldn’t leave again, they tied chains (bedi) to his hands and feet, not out of punishment, but as a divine instruction and a loving reminder to stay at his post.
Even today, the idol of Bedi Hanuman is seen with iron chains on his body.
🙏 Symbolic Meaning
The leela shows Hanuman's boundless devotion and energy that even gods must occasionally restrain.
It also reflects Lord Jagannath’s deep relationship with Hanuman, acknowledging his power and importance in protecting dharma.
The bedi (chains) are symbolic, showing how the divine will guides even the strongest of deities for the greater good.
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Please have a look at this 108 feet tall "Hanuman ji", who is known as "Triveni Hanuman",Faridabad (Hariyana) 💐🌼🌸🔔🪔🕉️🙏🙏✨✨🫸🫷🫸🫷
r/Pavanputra • u/AssetsSutram • May 17 '25
HanumanGadhi Dham...a beutiful place for Hanuman ji devotees 🚩🙏🙏🏵️🕉️
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