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About Shri Mehendipur Balaji DhamShri Panchmukhi Hanuman Mandir sits inside Shri Mehendipur Balaji Dham in Dausa, Rajasthan — the 5-faced Hanuman shrine within the larger Bal Hanuman + Pret Raj Sarkar + Bhairav kshetra. Per Ramayana Yuddha Kanda, Bajrangi assumed Panchmukhi swarup (Hanuman + Narasimha + Garuda + Varaha + Hayagriva) to defeat Ahiravan and rescue Rama-Lakshmana from Patala-loka — Aakhri Bada Mangal at this shrine seals the once-in-19-years 8-Bada-Mangal cycle of Jyeshtha 2026 (Adhika Jyeshtha doubled the usual 4 Tuesdays; last cycle 2007, next ~2045). Households carrying time-bound manokamna, pending Pehla Bada Mangal manokamna, sleep disturbed past months, or bhoot-pret patterns find the closing-cycle Bada Mangal at this Panchmukhi shrine sealing the cycle phal.
How the ritual is performedThe sindoor-chola arpan and chameli tail abhishek are carried at Panchmukhi Hanuman darbar with the Hanuman Chalisa paath and Bajrang Baan recitation, and the Aakhri Bada Mangal cycle-closing sankalp from the Mehendipur arzi parampara is invoked as the naam-gotra reaches Bajrangi.
Why AdiDevamWhen a devotee has carried a time-bound manokamna since Pehla Bada Mangal and now needs the closing-cycle Aakhri Bada Mangal aashirvad, they want the prayer carried with care and the completion shared honestly.
On 23 June 2026, Aakhri Bada Mangal opens at Shri Panchmukhi Hanuman Mandir inside Shri Mehendipur Balaji Dham, Dausa. The closing Bada Mangal of Nij Jyeshtha seals the once-in-19-years 8-Bada-Mangal Jyeshtha cycle. Sindoor-chola arpan and Panchmukhi yantra carry the naam-gotra at this rare cycle-close muhurta (last comparable cycle 2007, next ~2045).
