Bal Hanuman (Balaji) — the Sankat Mochan, sought as a last refuge
Shri Mehendipur Balaji Dham in Dausa, Rajasthan, is the great dham of Bal Hanuman, worshipped as Balaji, the Sankat Mochan — sought for generations as a last refuge when a deep trouble stays despite every other means. Devotees place their arji before him.
This is the kshetra devotees turn to for pret-badha and upari-badha nivaran, and for a disturbance in the household that has resisted everything else. The seva is taken in your naam-gotra, with the video sent afterwards.
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The arji is the petition a devotee places before Balaji — the trouble stated plainly, with the request for its removal. At Mehendipur it is the traditional form in which a devotee approaches Bal Hanuman, and the sankalp taken in your naam-gotra carries it.
Choose one of the 2 sevas listed below, enter your naam and gotra, and complete the payment. On the appointed tithi an acharya of the Kshetra takes the sankalp in your naam-gotra and performs the vidhi.
Yes. After the seva is complete an HD video is sent to your WhatsApp number, generally within 24 hours, in which your naam and gotra can be heard in the sankalp.
Divyachadhava works with traditional regional family pandits who have served devotees in these regions for generations. We do not claim any direct affiliation with any temple or its trust.