700 year old miraculous temple, where Hanuman ji actually breathes! Eat laddus, drink milk and Ramdhun comes out of the mouth.

As we all know, Sankatmochan Hanuman ji is the biggest devotee of Lord Shri Ram. As soon as the name of Bajrangbali comes, a feeling of miracles starts appearing in the mind. From the Ramayana period till today, Hanuman ji has done many such astonishing works with his strength and intelligence, which have surprised the world. This is the reason why you will definitely find some temple of Hanuman ji in every street and locality of the country. But there is such a unique temple in Uttar Pradesh, before whose miracle even today’s modern science and archeology department has completely bowed down.

We are talking about Pratap Nagar village Rura, situated in the rugged terrain, just 10 kilometers away from the headquarters of Etawah district of Uttar Pradesh. Here, a very ancient and proven temple of ‘Pilua Bajrangbali’ is established on the sacred banks of river Yamuna. This temple of Hanuman ji is so unique in itself that everyone is stunned to see the lying statue of child form Hanuman ji installed here.

The idol eats laddus and drinks milk in front of open eyes, even scientists are surprised

The biggest feature of the reclining child statue of Bajrangbali in Pilua Hanuman Temple is that the mouth of this statue is open. Thousands of devotees from every corner of the country come here every day to have darshan. When a devotee offers laddu or offers milk to the Lord with full devotion, he disappears in the blink of an eye.

Yes, all the Prasad fed to the idol goes directly into the stomach of the Lord. Till date, even the biggest scientists and researchers of the Archeology Department have not been able to find out the mystery as to where the tons of prasad and milk put in the mouth go. This is the reason why this mysterious temple remains the biggest center of unwavering faith of devotees not only in the country but all over the world.

Bajrangbali appeared under Pilua tree, history is 700 years old

This ancient and proven Peetha temple is said to be about 700 years old. It is believed that centuries ago this divine statue of Hanuman ji was installed under the Pilua tree. Due to the large number of Pilua trees in the Rura area, this temple was named ‘Pilua Hanuman Temple’. With the passage of time, this ancient temple has taken a very grand and attractive look and currently the temple complex is being renovated on a large scale.

Bubbles continuously come out from the idol, priests claim – Hanuman ji is actually chanting the name of Ram.

If seen from the perspective of architecture and sculpture, this statue is unique in the world. Although reclining statues of Hanuman ji are present at many places in India, but the thing here is most unique. Local people and priests believe that this statue of child form Hanuman ji has till now accepted thousands of tonnes of laddus as prasad, but the surprising thing is that his mouth is never filled.

Not only this, the mouth of the Lord is always filled with water and milk, from which water bubbles are clearly visible continuously. The temple priests have a very shocking claim about these divine bubbles. He says that Hanuman ji is awake in real form and keeps reciting Ramdhun from his mouth all the time. It appears as if the statue is continuously breathing like a human being.

Links are related to Mahabharata period, flood of faith surges on old man Mangal.

The historical links of this ancient temple are also linked to the Mahabharata period. This miraculous statue of God remains a huge research topic for historians and archaeologists even today. The priests of the temple say that whichever devotee comes to the threshold of this Siddha Peeth with true faith and a clean mind, Hanuman, the son of Pawan, fills his bag with happiness and removes all the bad work.

Although there is no place to set foot here every Tuesday and Saturday, but on the auspicious occasion of ‘Budhwa Mangal’, the view here is worth seeing. On the day of Budhwa Mangal, lakhs of devotees throng this rugged temple, who get the blessings of their wishes by having darshan of this unique form of Bajrangbali.