Vijayadashami Special Sarva Sankat Nashak Shri Ram & Hanuman Dual-Temple Chadhava

🔱 The Year’s Auspicious Vijay Muhurat! Lord Ram’s victory over Ravana symbolises the triumph of Dharma over Adharma. Yet, the story of Ram’s victory is inseparable from the devotion and strength of Sankat Mochan Hanuman. This Vijayadashami, offer Chadhava to Shri Ram and his greatest devotee, Hanuman, together at their sacred temples in Ayodhya, and pray for relief from difficulties, peace, and prosperity.
🕉️Every year, the burning of Ravana’s effigy (putla) on Vijayadashami symbolises the victory of good over evil. It marks Lord Ram’s victory over Ravana. Vijayadashami is also traditionally counted among the three most auspicious muhurats in the Hindu calendar for beginning important endeavours. This year, devotees have the opportunity to offer Chadhava in Ayodhya, Lord Ram’s birthplace, at the sacred Raj Dwar Temple and the revered Hanuman Garhi Temple, associated with his devoted protector, Hanuman.
🔱Why Offer Chadhava to Both Shri Ram and Hanuman on Vijayadashami?
👹 Ravana’s ten heads are often interpreted as symbols of negative forces and obstacles. In life, devotees may face challenges such as enmity, debt, illness, legal troubles, career setbacks, family conflicts, financial difficulties, mental unrest, and marriage or child-related concerns.
🏹Shri Ram represents the strength of Dharma, justice and victory, while Hanuman is worshipped as Sankat Mochan, the remover of difficulties. Through their combined worship, devotees pray for strength to overcome challenges and move forward with faith.
✨Do Not Miss This Sacred Opportunity to Worship Lord Shri Ram and His Beloved Devotee Hanuman Together. Book Your Chadhava Today!