Balaji Dham

5 things you mustn't do in Mehandipur Balaji Temple!

Shree Mehandipur Balaji is one of the most renowned Hanuman temples in India. It is situated in the Dausa district of Rajasthan. Around thousands of devotees visit the temple of Shree Mehandipur temple every day. Some devotees also arrange the Mehandipur Balaji Sawamani at the Mehandipur Balaji Dham to seek blessing from Ram bhakt Hanuman.

The Mehandipur Balaji temple is known for curing anyone who has been possessed by an evil spirit of all troubles associated with ghosts. However, people also organize Mehandipur Balaji Sawamani when their desired results are fulfilled. They can also go for Mehandipur Balaji Sawamani online booking to book the Sawamani at Mehandipur Balaji Temple (Rajasthan). If you want to get more information about the Mehandipur Balaji Sawamani, then you can simply visit Mehandipur Balaji official website.

Mehandipur balaji contact no. 9256375991, 9929375991

Many questions popped into our minds when we planned to visit the Mehandipur Balaji Dham. For example- How to go to Mehandipur Balaji Temple, When to visit Mehandipur Balaji Temple, In which district Mehandipur comes, How to book Mehandipur Balaji Sawamani, What should be eaten after aarti, what prasad is offered in Mehandipur Balaji temple, etc.

However, before we answer these questions, let's first look at 5 important things you should never do at the Mehandipur Balaji Temple. Here they are-

1. Avoid Onion, Garlic, and Non-Veg

Onion, garlic, and all non-vegetarian meals fall under the category of tamasic food in Hinduism. As per the Vedas, these foods are consumed by demons. Lord Hanuman always consumed Satvik foods; therefore one should never consume this kind of food while visiting a Hanuman temple.

Thus, try to avoid eating food products that contain onion, garlic, or non-veg for at least a week before visiting Mehandipur Balaji Temple if you intend to do so.

2. Don't carry valuable items

Mehandipur Balaji is a holy place where lots of devotees come daily. Sometimes we just can't recognize the good and nasty people around us. However, a huge crowd will always be there who come for Darshan to Mehandipur Balaji Dham. In that case, it is advised not to bring or carry any expensive stuff. Always be on alert for thieves even if you are carrying them with you.

You can simply keep your valuable stuff in your hotel room as well. 

3. Don't bring food, water, or Prasad

It is quite often sometimes to eat or take Prasad given by the priest at the various temples. But one must not take any kind of eatables at the premises of Mehandipur Balaji Dham. Nobody has come up with this logic so far, but some scholars claim that it contains some sort of bad or negative energy. Not only prasad but also any other food or drink items are prohibited at the Mehadipur Balaji.

However, you can organize a Mehandipur Balaji Sawamani outside the temple.

4. Do not give money to the priest or anyone in the temple

You might be asked for money by some of the temple's pandits or priests. They can claim that in exchange for payment, they will provide you with Bhabhuti and holy water. To acquire money from you, they can tell you anything. Do not even, offer cash or any other form of payment. Put your money in the donation box even if you just wish to give a little bit.

In addition, water and holy water are provided at no cost.

5. Never make fun of People sufferings inside Temple

You will see a lot of people who are necessarily laughing, screaming, and self-harming. There are some chained victims as well who are suffering from ghost-related problems. Don't laugh at those people because doing so could hurt you as well. Mehadipur Balaji Dham is regarded as the holy center that aids several people in overcoming such kind issues.

Moreover, you can visit the Mehandipur Balaji official website, if you want to do any kind of Sawamani at the Mehadipur Dham.

Timings of Mehandipur Balaji Dham

Temple Opening Time-

6:00 A.M.

Summer Aarti Timings-

6:15 A.M. - 6:45 A.M.  (Morning)

7:15 P.M. - 7:45 P.M. (Evening)

Winter Aarti Timings-

6:10 A.M. -6:25 A.M.  (Morning)

6:20 P.M.-6:35 P.M.(Evening)

Temple Closing Time-

9:00 P.M.

Conclusion

So, in this blog, we have mentioned all the necessary and relevant information related to Mehandipur Balaji Dham. However, if you looking forward to organizing the Sawamani at Shree Mehandipur Balaji Dham then you can go for Mehandipur Balaji Sawamani online booking. At the Mehandipur Balaji official website, you can get detailed information related to Mehandipur Balaji Sawamani.