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The power of an Aghori -The story of Guru Matsendranath ji and Hanuman Ji
The story of Guru Matsendranath ji and Hanuman Ji
Hanumanji, the absolute Bhakt of Shri Ram, is called 'Bir Mahabir'. Who foughts and conquered many battels to protect his Lord Ram. In the Scriptures he was called 'Sankat Mochan' because he rescued his fans from every crisis. The story of the Ramayana suggests that Hanumanji destroyed the big monsters with the power of his selfless devotion.
In the Battle Hanumanji defeated the heroes like Shanadev, Bali, Arjun, Bhima , and crushed their ego. But do you know that the Mahabali Hanumanji had a war with his pride that he had to face defeat? The one who defeated Hanumanji in this war was no one else, Nath Yogi and Aghor Guru Matsendranathji.
Once Matsendranathji came to Rameshwaram, he was overwhelmed by the bridge built by Ramji, and was engulfed by the devotion of Lord Ram, he started bathing in the sea . Hanumanji, who was present in the monkey's swarup, saw him and tried to test the power of Matsendranathji. Hanumanji started his lila, which caused heavy rains, and Hanumanji attacked a hill and pretended to try to build a cave. The attention of Matsendranathji was broken and he immediately said to the monkey trying to break the stone in front of the stone, 'Oh monkey, why are you stupid, why do you dig the well when you are thirsty or do you arrange you before that? This habitat should have been made before.
Upon hearing this, Hanumanji asked Matsendranathji as a monkey- 'Who are you?' On whom Matsendranathji introduces himself - 'I am a perfect yogi and my mantra is power.' Hanumanji said to test the power of Matsendranathji - 'Although there is no one better than Lord Shri Ram and Mahabali Hanumanji on this earth, he gladly gave me a percent of his power because of his service. If you have so much power and you are a proven yogi, then show me defeat in war, then I will obey your tap. ' Upon hearing this, Machindranathji took the challenge of the monkey.
Then Hanumanji threw 7 large hills towards Matsendranathji, but seeing these mountains approaching him, Machindranathji used his mantra power and fixed the seven mountains in the air and returned them to their original place. Seeing this, Mahabali became angry, he took the biggest mountain there to Machindranathji. Seeing this, Machindranathji took a few drops of sea water and then threw the water on Hanumanji after the mantra, with the water drops, Hanumanji's body was fixed and he was unable to move.
Hanumanji's power was taken away for a few moments because of the mantra chanted by Guruji Matsendranathji, under the hill, then Hanuman ji started to suffer. Seeing Hanumanji's suffering, the father appeared and prayed to Matsendranathji to forgive Hanumanji.
After hearing the prayer of the air God Pavan dev, Matsendranathji freed Hanumanji and Hanumanji came to its original form. Then he said to Matsendranathji, "O Matsendranathji, you have the power of yourself, I knew it, yet I tried to test your power, You are truely a Yogi and an Aghori , forgive my mistake." Upon hearing this and understanding the situation, Maschindranathji forgave Hanumanji.
Hanumanji, the absolute Bhakt of Shri Ram, is called 'Bir Mahabir'. Who foughts and conquered many battels to protect his Lord Ram. In the Scriptures he was called 'Sankat Mochan' because he rescued his fans from every crisis. The story of the Ramayana suggests that Hanumanji destroyed the big monsters with the power of his selfless devotion.
In the Battle Hanumanji defeated the heroes like Shanadev, Bali, Arjun, Bhima , and crushed their ego. But do you know that the Mahabali Hanumanji had a war with his pride that he had to face defeat? The one who defeated Hanumanji in this war was no one else, Nath Yogi and Aghor Guru Matsendranathji.
Once Matsendranathji came to Rameshwaram, he was overwhelmed by the bridge built by Ramji, and was engulfed by the devotion of Lord Ram, he started bathing in the sea . Hanumanji, who was present in the monkey's swarup, saw him and tried to test the power of Matsendranathji. Hanumanji started his lila, which caused heavy rains, and Hanumanji attacked a hill and pretended to try to build a cave. The attention of Matsendranathji was broken and he immediately said to the monkey trying to break the stone in front of the stone, 'Oh monkey, why are you stupid, why do you dig the well when you are thirsty or do you arrange you before that? This habitat should have been made before.
Upon hearing this, Hanumanji asked Matsendranathji as a monkey- 'Who are you?' On whom Matsendranathji introduces himself - 'I am a perfect yogi and my mantra is power.' Hanumanji said to test the power of Matsendranathji - 'Although there is no one better than Lord Shri Ram and Mahabali Hanumanji on this earth, he gladly gave me a percent of his power because of his service. If you have so much power and you are a proven yogi, then show me defeat in war, then I will obey your tap. ' Upon hearing this, Machindranathji took the challenge of the monkey.
Then Hanumanji threw 7 large hills towards Matsendranathji, but seeing these mountains approaching him, Machindranathji used his mantra power and fixed the seven mountains in the air and returned them to their original place. Seeing this, Mahabali became angry, he took the biggest mountain there to Machindranathji. Seeing this, Machindranathji took a few drops of sea water and then threw the water on Hanumanji after the mantra, with the water drops, Hanumanji's body was fixed and he was unable to move.
Hanumanji's power was taken away for a few moments because of the mantra chanted by Guruji Matsendranathji, under the hill, then Hanuman ji started to suffer. Seeing Hanumanji's suffering, the father appeared and prayed to Matsendranathji to forgive Hanumanji.
After hearing the prayer of the air God Pavan dev, Matsendranathji freed Hanumanji and Hanumanji came to its original form. Then he said to Matsendranathji, "O Matsendranathji, you have the power of yourself, I knew it, yet I tried to test your power, You are truely a Yogi and an Aghori , forgive my mistake." Upon hearing this and understanding the situation, Maschindranathji forgave Hanumanji.
