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[eldritchboop]

20 Books On Astrology, Zodiac and Horoscopes

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Linda Goodman's Sun Signs by Linda Goodman (1968) Ed note: This book is still in copyright. This is a rental.

The Power of Birthdays, Stars and Numbers: The Complete Personology Reference Guide by Saffi Crawford (1998) Ed note: This book is still in copyright. This is a rental.

The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need by Joanna Martine (1982) Ed note: This book is still in copyright. This is a rental.

Astrology For Beginners by William Hewitt (1997) Llewellyn's A to Z Horoscope Maker and Interpreter (1910) Ed note: This book is still in copyright. This is a rental.

Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra by Maharishi Parasara - Vol 1 + 2 (Unknown)

A Spiritual Approach to Astrology by Myrna Lofthus (1979)

Astrology And Reincarnation by Manly Palmer Hall (1942)

The Fixed Stars And Constellations In Astrology by Vivian E Robson (1933)

Karmic Astrology by Martin Schulman (1992)

Astrology of the Seers by David Frawley (1990)

Ayurvedic Astrology: Self-Healing Through the Stars by David Frawley (2005)

Brady's Book of Fixed Stars by Bernadette Brady (1998)

Ptolemy: Tetrabiblos (1900)

Secrets of Nature: Astrology and Alchemy in Early Modern Europe by William Newman (2001)

The Complete Astrological Writings by Aleister Crowley (1974)

Jatak Parijata - Monumental Classic of Hindu Astrology (Unknown)

Saravali - Essence of the Teaching of Various Sages and Ancient Masters by Kalyana Varma (1983)

Uttara Kalamrita - A Rare and Invaluable Treasure House of Astrological Lore by Kalidasa (Unknown)

Laghu Parashari (Unknown)

[templepurohit]

ॐ List of Hanuman Hundred Temples ★ ॐ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Let us make it a point to visit an ancient temple at every opportunity. || Jai Hanuman Jai Sriram || ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ There is a Tamil adage that none ought to live in an area where there is no temple - "Koil illa oorril kutierukka vendaam". This is indeed a meaningful statement for, the temple does radiate a divine and pure atmosphere which elevates the mental and spiritual levels of those who live in the vicinity. It is all the more important that the temple is built in accordance with rules prescribed in the Agamic texts so as to radiate the divinity benefiting the people. While this is applicable to all temples built for the worship of the presiding deity, devotees from his part goes to temple with faith and offer his prayer with all sincerity. Today in India there are innumerable Anjaneya temples that are built in accordance with the Agama rules and consecration of deities and performance of pujas made as prescribed. But only very few attain the Greatness that had been seen by the time. In time to come some of the temple losses its glory, for reasons best known to Sri Anjaneya Swami. The daily pujas, however, may continue and may never be interrupted during the intervening period. Nevertheless the temple remains in obscuration for some time. Many reasons could be attributed for this, but in my view the main cause could be that of the devotees' mind and concentration, the relation that he develops with Him. If the temple has to radiate a divine and pure atmosphere, which could, elevates the mental and spiritual level of the devotee, then devotee also has to go to the temple with pure mind and with sanctified intention. They reciprocate to each other thus they aid each other. Many seers, poets, sants, and devotees who had not asked anything for their self must have visited the ancient temples. Lots of prayers must have been offered. As the diamond glitters more with the fine cuttings, so also the temple does radiate a divine and pure atmosphere when more devotees with sanctified mind and intention offer their prayer there. He is the giver, hence don't ask, and for he gives even before you ask, for he knows what you required to be equipped with. Let us make it a point to visit an ancient temple at every opportunity, be it Anjaneya Swami temple or Hanuman Mandir or Maruti Gudi. Here is a List of Hundred Hanuman Temples in India. Andhra Pradesh 01. Sri Dasanjaneya of Machavaram, Vijayawada, Krishna Dist, 02. Sri Nettikanti Anjaneya Temple, Kasapuram, Ananthapur Dist, 03. Gandi Veera Anjaneya of Gandi, Cuddapah, 04. Sri Veera Anjaneya temple, Aragonda, Chittoor, 05. Jool Sri Mukhya Praana Temple,Cuddapah, 06. Jabali [Jaabaali] Sri Anjaneya Temple, Tirupati, Chittoor Dist, 07. Sri Anjaneya, Pujya Guru Sri Raghavendra Brindavana, Mantralaya, Kurnool Dist, 08. Bigam Sri Anjaneya Swamy Temple, Lower Ahobilam, Ahobilam, Kurnool Dist, 09. Karanja Sri Anjaneya Swamy, Sri Karanja Narasimha Temple, Ahobilam, Kurnool Dist, 10. Sri Sanjeevaraya [Hanuman] Temple, Vellala, Cuddapah Dist, Chhattisgarh 11. Sri Sankata Mochan Hanuman of Dudhadhari Mutt, Raipur. Delhi 12. Sri Pracheen Hanuman Mandir, New Delhi 13. Sri Markata babaji Hanuman Mandir Yamuna Bazzar, Delhi Gujarat 14. Dandi Sri Hanuman Mandir, Bet / Beyt Dwarka, 15. Bihdbhanjan Sri Hanuman Mandir, Harni, Vadodara [Baroda], 16. Sri Kasht Nivaran Hanuman Mandir, Somnath, Himachal 17. Sri Digambara temple of Hanuman, Sidhabari, 18. Sri Hanuman Mandir,Jakhoo hill. Simla, 19. Sri Hanumana Mandir of Mankey point at Kasauli. Jharkhand 20. Sri Hanuman Mandir, Tapovan. Kerala 21. Sri Anjaneya of Haumarambalam, Payyanur, 22. Sri Kote Anjaneya Temple, Palaghat, 23. Sri Hanuman Ambalam, Alathoor, Malappuram, 24. Sri Rama and Sri Hanuman Temple, Triprayar, 25. Sri Rama and Sri Hanuman of Vilwadrinathan Temple, Tiruvilwamala, Trichur. Karnataka 26. Sri Karanji Anjaneya Temple, Basavangudi, Bangalore, 27. Sri Gali Anjaneya Temple of Mysore road, Bangalore, 28. Sri Kere Anjaneya Temple, Sringeri, 29. Sri Mukhya Praana Temple of Bichale, Raichur Dist, 30. Sri Hulikunteraya Hanuman Temple, Bommaghatta, Bellary, 31. Sri Panchamukha Hanuman Temple, Panchamukhi, Raichur, 32. ‘PURNA PRASAD’ Sri Mukhya Prana [Hanuman] Temple, near BTC, 33. Yelahanka Gate Sri Anjaneya Swamy Temple, Mysore Bank Circle, Bengaluru 34. Sri Anjaneya Temple, Sri Raghavendra Mutt, Malleswaram, Bengaluru 35. Sri Kare Kallu Anjaneya Swamy temple, Mysore road, Bengaluru 36. Kunchitagara Sri Anjaneya Temple, Killari Road, Bengaluru 37. Sri Anjaneya Swamy of Sri Venugopala Swamy Temple, 11th Cross, Malleswaram, Bengaluru 38. Sri Pressana Anjaneya Swamy temple, Subedar Chatram Road, Gandhi Nagar, Bengaluru 39. Gutte Sri Anjaneya Swamy Temple, near Lal Bagh Garden [west gate] of Bengaluru Madhya Pradesh 40. Sant Kamali ka Sri Hanuman Temple, Bhopal, 41. Sri Chola Hanuman Temple, Bhopal, 42. Sri Sankata Mochan Hanuman Mandir, Jaivilas Palace, Gwalior, 43. Sri Hanuman Mandir, Gadpahra, Sagar, Maharashtra 44. Sri Viswaroopa Anjaneya Swamy Nerul, Navi Mumbai, 45. Bhadra Maruti temple , Khuldabad, 46. Sri Sharminda Maruti, Sri Kala Ram Mandir, Nasik, 47. Vada vrikshak Sri Maruti Mandir, Dadar West, Mumbai, 48. Sri Anjani putra Sri Hanuman Temple, Anjaneri, Nasik, Odisha 49. Sri Mahavir Temple, Sirulee, Puri Dist, Punjab 50. Pracheen Sri Bara Hanuman Mandir, [Langoorwala], Amritsar, Tamil Nadu 51. Sri Veera Anjaneya Temple of Mylapore, Chennai, 52. Sri Veera Mangala Anjaneya temple, Nallatore village, Tiruttani taluk, 53. Sri Yoga Anjaneya temple, Solingar, 54. Sri Jaya Veera Anjaneya Swamy at Tanjavur, 55. Sri Mukhya Praana (Anjaneya) Temple of Triplicane, Chennai, 56. Sri Sitarama Dasa Anjaneya Temple, Dharmapuri, 57. Sri Veera Anjaneya Temple, Chengalput, 58. Sri Sanjeevirayan Temple of Iyenkulam, Kanchipuram, 59. Sri Veera Anjaneya Temple, Ananthamangalam, 60. Sri Anjaneya of Namakkal Digambara Temple, 61. Sri Jaya Anjaneya of Lalapet, Karur, 62. Sri Kallukuzi Anjaneya Temple, Trichy, 63. Sri Veera Anjaneya Temple, Cuddalore, 64. Sri Anuvavi Anjaneya Temple, Coimbatore, 65. Sri Anjaneya Swamy temple (nalu kal mandap) Tanjavur, 66. Sri Anjaneya temple [Bunk] of Thanjavur, 67. Sri Dasa Anjaneya of Pattabirama Temple, Pudhu Agraharam, Thiruviyaru, 68. Sri Pratapah Veera Hanumar or Moolai Anjaneyar Temple, 69. Sri Rama Baktha Anjaneya Temple, Saidapet, Chennai. 70. Sri Veera Anjaneya Temple, Bawa Swami Agraharam Thiruviyaru, 71. Sri Anjaneya temple, North Bank, Potramarai tank, Kumbakonam, 72. Sri Anjaneya Swami temple, Bazzar Street, Kumbakonam, 73. Sri Twin Anjaneya, Pattiswaram, Kumbakonam, 74. Sri Veera Anjaneyar Temple, Padavedu, Thriruvanamalai Dist, 75. Sri Abhayahastha Jayaveera Anjaneyer Temple, Krishnapuram, 76. Sri Jayaveera Anjaneya Swami Temple, Simmakal, Madurai, 77. Sri Krishnaraya Theppakulam Anjaneyer Temple, Madurai, 78. Sri Bala Anjaneya of Sri Lakshmi Narashimha Temple, Singri, Vellore Dist., 79. Sri Hanuman of Sri Kothandaramar Temple, Mudikondan, Nannilam taluk, 80. Sri Anjaneya Swamy [Vyasaraja pradeshta]of Kakkalur, Tiruvallur, 81. Sri Veera Anjaneya Swamy Temple, Arani, Arcot Dist, 82. Sri Anjaneya Swami Temple, Kallanai, 83. Sri Sanjiviraya Perumal Temple, Mannachanallur, Trichi, 84. Sapthaswara Sri Anjaneya, Vanamutti Perumal Kovil, Kozhikuthi, Mayiladuthurai 85. Sri Veera Anjaneya Temple, MKN Road, Mangulam, Guindy, Chennai 86. Sri Ramanama Anjaneya of Sri Kalyana Vekatesa Temple, Koranadu Karuppur, 87. Sathyavijaya Nagaram Sri Anjaneya Temple, SV Nagaram, Arani, 88. Sri Anjaneya Temple, Karuveli, Kudavasal Taluk, Thiruvarur Dist, 89. Sri Anjaneya temple, Poovanur, Needamangalam Taluk, Tiruvarur Dist, 90. Sri Veera Anjaneya Swami temple, Municipal Office complex, Vellore, 91. Sri Bhavabodha Anjaneya Swami temple, Srirangam, Telangana 92..Sri Beechupally Anjaneya Temple, Beechupally, Itikyal Mandal, Mahbubnagar District, Uttar Pradesh 93 Sri Panki Hanuman Temple, Panki, Kanpur, 94. Sri Hanuman badi temple (Old) of aliganj, Lucknow, 95. Sri Hanuman badi temple (New) of aliganj, Lucknow, 96. Sri Sankata Mochana Hanuman of Varanasi, 97.. Sri Hanuman of Sri Hanuman Dhara, Chitrakoot, 98. Sri Bade Hanuman of Prayagraj, Allahabad, 99. Sri Hanuman of Hanuman Garhi, Ayodhya, Faizabad, 100. Sri Bade Hanuman Temple, Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh https://ift.tt/3wM4qOp

[todaybharatnews]

via Today Bharat nbsp; ldquo;If Yediyurappa led government fails to induct Dattatraya Patil Revoor into the cabinet within a year then I can ask at least 10 BJP MLAs from Kalyana-Karnataka region to resign,rdquo; Sarangadhara Deshikendra Swami said. nbsp; Yediyurappa video, Yediyurappa Amit Shah leaked audio, Yediyurappa rebel MLAs video, Yediyurappa poaching MLAs video, Yediyurappa amit shah poaching MLAs video, karnataka governmentLast month, Yediyurappa lost his temper at a public event after Lingayat seer Vachanananda Swami, who was sharing the stage with him, demanded ministerial berths for three legislators from the community.Lingayat seer of Srishaila Saranga mutt warned Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa of mass resignations by BJP MLAs if Gulbarga MLA Dattatreya Patil Revoor is not appointed as a minister in the state cabinet. Addressing a gathering of the Lingayat community in Kalaburgi district in North Karnataka on Friday, Sarangadhara Deshikendra Swami, the seer of Srishaila Saranga mutt said he wanted Yediyurappa to complete the tenure and the BJP to return to power in the next elections. But he went on to say that Yediyurappa will not be able to continue in the office if his demand to induct Revoor in the Cabinet is not fulfilled. Dattatreya C Patil Revoor, a 37-year-old two-time legislator represents Kalaburagi South Legislative Assembly. ldquo;If Yediyurappa led government fails to induct Dattatraya Patil Revoor into the cabinet within a year then I can ask at least 10 BJP MLAs from Kalyana-Karnataka region to resign,rdquo; Swami said. ldquo;If Yediyurappa makes Revoor minister, his government will be in office for the next three years. If not, I will ask him (latter) also to resign, as does not need to be in politics anymore because he has a house, many acres of agricultural land, business and is very rich,rdquo; he added. Last month, Yediyurappa lost his temper at a public event after Lingayat seer Vachanananda Swami, who was sharing the stage with him, demanded ministerial berths for three legislators from the community. Addressing the lsquo;Hara Jatrersquo; event in Harihar area of Davanagere district, Swami, the pontiff of Veerashaiva Lingayat Panchamasali Mutt, said, ldquo;There are 13 legislators from the community in the state. At least a minimum of three MLAs should be given ministerial berths. Former minister Murugesh Nirani helped you a lot, he must be given a minster post in the cabinet. If you donrsquo;t give the post, whole Veerashaiva Lingayat Panchamasali community will withdraw the support.rdquo; Irked by his statement, Yediyurappa rose from his seat to leave the venue. ldquo;You should not speak in this manner. You can give suggestions but should not make such demands. If you continue to speak in this way, I will walk out of the event,rdquo; Yediyurappa said while touching seerrsquo;s feet. He was later pacified and persuaded by the seer to stay back. At the same time, the seer demanded that this was not his personal demand but of the community.

[adiyen-blog]

Swamy Ramanuja and Thirupavai Pasuram 20

PASURAM 20 (MUPPATHU MOOVAR)

 In this pasuram, the phrases “seppamudayaay”, “thiraludayaay” fit perfectly for Swami Ramanuja. There is a character (kalyaana gunam) known as “Aarjavam”. What one thinks, one should talk about it and do it. In other words, mano, vaak and kaayaam, all these three should be synchronized. As Andal puts is “vaayinaal paadi, manathinaal sindithu, thoomalar thoovi thozhudhu”. One who does it is said to possess “Arjavam”. Swami Ramanuja himself would repeat it in his gadhya thrayam when he bundles up a set of kalyana gunams for Perumal, “maardhava, aarjava…” etc. The thamizh word for “aarjavam” is “seppam”. Whenever we recite Swami Ramanuja’s divine works, we can see that it reflects this great quality of “seppam” / “arjavam” in it. What Swami thinks (not his own but all his poorvacharyars only), writes in his works and abides by that.

 Thiral udayaay – Thiral refers to “Paraabhivana saamarthyam”, i.e, quality by which Swami Ramanuja emerges like a fire that has water in it and quells / ensures that there are no arguments of his opponents (neeru pootha nerupu pole irundhu idhara vaadhigalin dhurvaadhangal thalai eduka ottaadhapadi seydharulm aatralum swamiku asaadharanam).

 “Setraar” – One who is not able to tolerate the glories of Perumal. Swami Paraasara Bhattar says “Guninamapi gunais tham dharidhraanaam ahuhu”. These “setraar” are those people who say that Perumal is “sarva dharidhran”.  To those people, swami was like a “veppam” / heat. (setraarku veppam kodukum vimalan).  “Veppam” means “jvaram”, i.e., jvaram due to peedhi. “thasmai ramanujaarya namaha parama yogini, yachruthi smrithi soothraanaam anthar jvaramasee samath”. Swami annihilated the “jvaram” that was given to sruthi, smrithi and soothrams by the setraars. Where did Swami let the jvaram go? Swami let that go inside the hearts of these same “setraars”. Recollect how Hanuman burnt Lanka. How did he burn that, with which fire? Is it with the fire that the rakshasaas set up in his tail? Not at all. As they say, “shokavahnim janagaathmajaayaa aagaaya denaiva thadaaha lankaam”, Hanuman set Lanka on fire with the heat inside Piraati that was caused due to her sadness of separation from Lord Rama. This heat was given to Piraati by the Lankan people and Hanuman used the same heat and set the whole country on fire. The same way, the setraar who gave heat to the shruthi, smrithi and soothram, was burnt by the same heat that Swami Ramanuja used and took to annihilate their arguments. (Sruthi smrithi soothrangalin anthar jvarathai eduthu setraar vayitril erindha padi)

 Swami Ramanuja, who was an incarnation of Aadisesha, at one point in Thondanur, showed his real form by answering 1000 people with 1000 tongues of Aadisesha. These 1000 people were having different arguments and points of conflicts. Swami totally destroyed all their arguments.

 Swami Thiruvarangathamudhanar’s Ramanuja nootrandaadhi pasurams for this point:

 Pidiyai thodarum kalirenna yaan un pirangiya seer

Adiyai thodarum padi nalga vendum aru samaya

Chediyai thodarum marul serindhor sidaindhoda vandhu ip

Padiyai thodarum raamanusa mikka pandidhane

         -Ramanuja Nootrandaadhi 63

 Pan tharu maaran pasunthamizh aanandham paai madhamaai

Vindida engal iraamnusa muni vezham meimai

Konda nal vedha kozhundhandam yendhi kuvalayathe

Mandi vandhendradhu vaadhiyargaal ungal vaazhu atradhe

         -Ramanuja Nootrandaadhi 64

 Also recollect the following lines in vaazhi thirunaamam of Swami:

“Arusamaya chediyadhanai adi aruthaan vaazhiye

Adarndhu varum kudhitigalai arathurandhaan vaazhiye”

[templepurohit]

List of the most popular Hundred Hanuman Temples A temple radiates a divine and pure atmosphere which elevates the mental and spiritual levels of those who live in the vicinity. It is all the more important that the temple is built in accordance with rules prescribed in the Agamic texts so as to radiate the divinity benefiting the people. While this is applicable to all temples built for the worship of the presiding deity, devotees from his part goes to temple with faith and offer his prayer with all sincerity. Today in India there are innumerable Anjaneya temples that are built in accordance with the Agama rules and consecration of deities and performance of pujas made as prescribed. But only very few attain the Greatness that had been seen by the time. In time to come some of the temple losses its glory, for reasons best known to Sri Anjaneya Swami. The daily pujas, however, may continue and may never be interrupted during the intervening period. Nevertheless the temple remains in obscuration for some time. Many reasons could be attributed for this, but in my view the main cause could be that of the devotees' mind and concentration, the relation that he develops with Him. If the temple has to radiate a divine and pure atmosphere, which could, elevates the mental and spiritual level of the devotee, then devotee also has to go to the temple with pure mind and with sanctified intention. They reciprocate to each other thus they aid each other. Many seers, poets, sants, and devotees who had not asked anything for their self must have visited the ancient temples. Lots of prayers must have been offered. As the diamond glitters more with the fine cuttings, so also the temple does radiate a divine and pure atmosphere when more devotees with sanctified mind and intention offer their prayer there. He is the giver, hence don't ask, and for he gives even before you ask, for he knows what you required to be equipped with. Let us make it a point to visit an ancient temple at every opportunity, be it Anjaneya Swami temple or Hanuman Mandir or Maruti Gudi. Here is a List of Hundred Hanuman Temples in India. Andhra Pradesh 01. Sri Dasanjaneya of Machavaram, Vijayawada, Krishna Dist, 02. Sri Nettikanti Anjaneya Temple, Kasapuram, Ananthapur Dist, 03. Gandi Veera Anjaneya of Gandi, Cuddapah, 04. Sri Veera Anjaneya temple, Aragonda, Chittoor, 05. Jool Sri Mukhya Praana Temple,Cuddapah, 06. Jabali [Jaabaali] Sri Anjaneya Temple, Tirupati, Chittoor Dist, 07. Sri Anjaneya, Pujya Guru Sri Raghavendra Brindavana, Mantralaya, Kurnool Dist, 08. Bigam Sri Anjaneya Swamy Temple, Lower Ahobilam, Ahobilam, Kurnool Dist, 09. Karanja Sri Anjaneya Swamy, Sri Karanja Narasimha Temple, Ahobilam, Kurnool Dist, 10. Sri Sanjeevaraya [Hanuman] Temple, Vellala, Cuddapah Dist, Chhattisgarh 11. Sri Sankata Mochan Hanuman of Dudhadhari Mutt, Raipur. Delhi 12. Sri Pracheen Hanuman Mandir, New Delhi 13. Sri Markata babaji Hanuman Mandir Yamuna Bazzar, Delhi Gujarat 14. Dandi Sri Hanuman Mandir, Bet / Beyt Dwarka, 15. Bihdbhanjan Sri Hanuman Mandir, Harni, Vadodara [Baroda], 16. Sri Kasht Nivaran Hanuman Mandir, Somnath, Himachal 17. Sri Digambara temple of Hanuman, Sidhabari, 18. Sri Hanuman Mandir,Jakhoo hill. Simla, 19. Sri Hanumana Mandir of Mankey point at Kasauli. Jharkhand 20. Sri Hanuman Mandir, Tapovan. Kerala 21. Sri Anjaneya of Haumarambalam, Payyanur, 22. Sri Kote Anjaneya Temple, Palaghat, 23. Sri Hanuman Ambalam, Alathoor, Malappuram, 24. Sri Rama and Sri Hanuman Temple, Triprayar, 25. Sri Rama and Sri Hanuman of Vilwadrinathan Temple, Tiruvilwamala, Trichur. Karnataka 26. Sri Karanji Anjaneya Temple, Basavangudi, Bangalore, 27. Sri Gali Anjaneya Temple of Mysore road, Bangalore, 28. Sri Kere Anjaneya Temple, Sringeri, 29. Sri Mukhya Praana Temple of Bichale, Raichur Dist, 30. Sri Hulikunteraya Hanuman Temple, Bommaghatta, Bellary, 31. Sri Panchamukha Hanuman Temple, Panchamukhi, Raichur, 32. ‘PURNA PRASAD’ Sri Mukhya Prana [Hanuman] Temple, near BTC, 33. Yelahanka Gate Sri Anjaneya Swamy Temple, Mysore Bank Circle, Bengaluru 34. Sri Anjaneya Temple, Sri Raghavendra Mutt, Malleswaram, Bengaluru 35. Sri Kare Kallu Anjaneya Swamy temple, Mysore road, Bengaluru 36. Kunchitagara Sri Anjaneya Temple, Killari Road, Bengaluru 37. Sri Anjaneya Swamy of Sri Venugopala Swamy Temple, 11th Cross, Malleswaram, Bengaluru 38. Sri Pressana Anjaneya Swamy temple, Subedar Chatram Road, Gandhi Nagar, Bengaluru 39. Gutte Sri Anjaneya Swamy Temple, near Lal Bagh Garden [west gate] of Bengaluru Madhya Pradesh 40. Sant Kamali ka Sri Hanuman Temple, Bhopal, 41. Sri Chola Hanuman Temple, Bhopal, 42. Sri Sankata Mochan Hanuman Mandir, Jaivilas Palace, Gwalior, 43. Sri Hanuman Mandir, Gadpahra, Sagar, Maharashtra 44. Sri Viswaroopa Anjaneya Swamy Nerul, Navi Mumbai, 45. Bhadra Maruti temple , Khuldabad, 46. Sri Sharminda Maruti, Sri Kala Ram Mandir, Nasik, 47. Vada vrikshak Sri Maruti Mandir, Dadar West, Mumbai, 48. Sri Anjani putra Sri Hanuman Temple, Anjaneri, Nasik, Odisha 49. Sri Mahavir Temple, Sirulee, Puri Dist, Punjab 50. Pracheen Sri Bara Hanuman Mandir, [Langoorwala], Amritsar, Tamil Nadu 51. Sri Veera Anjaneya Temple of Mylapore, Chennai, 52. Sri Veera Mangala Anjaneya temple, Nallatore village, Tiruttani taluk, 53. Sri Yoga Anjaneya temple, Solingar, 54. Sri Jaya Veera Anjaneya Swamy at Tanjavur, 55. Sri Mukhya Praana (Anjaneya) Temple of Triplicane, Chennai, 56. Sri Sitarama Dasa Anjaneya Temple, Dharmapuri, 57. Sri Veera Anjaneya Temple, Chengalput, 58. Sri Sanjeevirayan Temple of Iyenkulam, Kanchipuram, 59. Sri Veera Anjaneya Temple, Ananthamangalam, 60. Sri Anjaneya of Namakkal Digambara Temple, 61. Sri Jaya Anjaneya of Lalapet, Karur, 62. Sri Kallukuzi Anjaneya Temple, Trichy, 63. Sri Veera Anjaneya Temple, Cuddalore, 64. Sri Anuvavi Anjaneya Temple, Coimbatore, 65. Sri Anjaneya Swamy temple (nalu kal mandap) Tanjavur, 66. Sri Anjaneya temple [Bunk] of Thanjavur, 67. Sri Dasa Anjaneya of Pattabirama Temple, Pudhu Agraharam, Thiruviyaru, 68. Sri Pratapah Veera Hanumar or Moolai Anjaneyar Temple, 69. Sri Rama Baktha Anjaneya Temple, Saidapet, Chennai. 70. Sri Veera Anjaneya Temple, Bawa Swami Agraharam Thiruviyaru, 71. Sri Anjaneya temple, North Bank, Potramarai tank, Kumbakonam, 72. Sri Anjaneya Swami temple, Bazzar Street, Kumbakonam, 73. Sri Twin Anjaneya, Pattiswaram, Kumbakonam, 74. Sri Veera Anjaneyar Temple, Padavedu, Thriruvanamalai Dist, 75. Sri Abhayahastha Jayaveera Anjaneyer Temple, Krishnapuram, 76. Sri Jayaveera Anjaneya Swami Temple, Simmakal, Madurai, 77. Sri Krishnaraya Theppakulam Anjaneyer Temple, Madurai, 78. Sri Bala Anjaneya of Sri Lakshmi Narashimha Temple, Singri, Vellore Dist., 79. Sri Hanuman of Sri Kothandaramar Temple, Mudikondan, Nannilam taluk, 80. Sri Anjaneya Swamy [Vyasaraja pradeshta]of Kakkalur, Tiruvallur, 81. Sri Veera Anjaneya Swamy Temple, Arani, Arcot Dist, 82. Sri Anjaneya Swami Temple, Kallanai, 83. Sri Sanjiviraya Perumal Temple, Mannachanallur, Trichi, 84. Sapthaswara Sri Anjaneya, Vanamutti Perumal Kovil, Kozhikuthi, Mayiladuthurai 85. Sri Veera Anjaneya Temple, MKN Road, Mangulam, Guindy, Chennai 86. Sri Ramanama Anjaneya of Sri Kalyana Vekatesa Temple, Koranadu Karuppur, 87. Sathyavijaya Nagaram Sri Anjaneya Temple, SV Nagaram, Arani, 88. Sri Anjaneya Temple, Karuveli, Kudavasal Taluk, Thiruvarur Dist, 89. Sri Anjaneya temple, Poovanur, Needamangalam Taluk, Tiruvarur Dist, 90. Sri Veera Anjaneya Swami temple, Municipal Office complex, Vellore, 91. Sri Bhavabodha Anjaneya Swami temple, Srirangam, Telangana 92..Sri Beechupally Anjaneya Temple, Beechupally, Itikyal Mandal, Mahbubnagar District, Uttar Pradesh 93 Sri Panki Hanuman Temple, Panki, Kanpur, 94. Sri Hanuman badi temple (Old) of aliganj, Lucknow, 95. Sri Hanuman badi temple (New) of aliganj, Lucknow, 96. Sri Sankata Mochana Hanuman of Varanasi, 97.. Sri Hanuman of Sri Hanuman Dhara, Chitrakoot, 98. Sri Bade Hanuman of Prayagraj, Allahabad, 99. Sri Hanuman of Hanuman Garhi, Ayodhya, Faizabad, 100. Sri Bade Hanuman Temple, Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh https://ift.tt/2JBetD0