KaryaSiddhi Hanuman

Hanuman is worshipped in several forms such as Veera Hanuman, Panchamukhi Hanuman, Shanti Hanuman, Prasanna Anjaneya and KARYA SIDDHI HANUMAN
Karya Siddhi Hanuman has been consecrated at many places throughout the world for the benefit of mankind by Dr. Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Swamiji, the spiritual head of Avadhoota Datta Peetham in Mysore.

Significance of Karya Siddhi Hanuman

As the name itself says Karya Siddhi Hanuman is considered to be fulfilling wishes of his devotees (Karya – means any wish; Siddhi – fulfillment, realization.
KaryaSiddhi ~ one who brings your wishes to full realization).

Poorna Phala Samarpanam / Vratam / Deeksha

Devotees can offer poorna phala (coconut) to Lord Anjaneya for the fulfillment of their wishes. The process of following this "Poornaphala Deeksha" is as follows:

1. Primarily the devotees are requested to chant an elaborate KaryaSiddhi Hanuman PurnaPhala sacred utterance /syllable (mantra) led by the priest.
2. Then Devotee has to make a Sankalpam (make a wish in front of the god) and tie the coconut with its outer shell (PurnaPhala) at the temple.
3. Devotee has to chant Karyasiddhi Anjaneya mantra everyday 108 times. The KaryaSiddhi Mantra is as follows-
   "Tvamasmin Kaarya Niryoge Pramaanam Hari Sattama Hanuman Yatna Maasthaaya Dukha Kshaya Karo Bhava"
   त्वमस्मिन कार्य निर्योगे प्रमाणं हरिसत्तमा | हनुमान यात्नमास्ताया दु:ख क्षय करोभाव ||
   

   Meaning

   "O Lord Hanuman, Kapeeshwara - Lord of Courage. Please fulfil my task/work, put your efforts and help me overcome my obstacles/sorrows"
   The above mantra was chanted by Sita Devi when Hanuman visited her in Ashoka Vatika. After chanting this mantra, she was relieved from Ravan by Lord Rama.
4. A devotee has to perform 41 Parikramas / Pradakshinas (circumambulation) twice a week at this temple during this course of 16 days.
5. Alcoholic drinks and non-vegetarian food has to be stopped during this period.
6. On 16th day, this coconut which was tied has to be removed and offered to lord and it should be utilized to prepare some sweets and should be distributed among family, friends, and relatives.

Significance of Marakata Stone

Marakata or Emerald is known by their distinctive green color and can vary from light to dark green.
According to Indian mythology, the name emerald was first translated from Sanskrit as "Marakata," which means "The green of growing things." The name we know is believed to have come from an ancient Persian word, translated into Latin as "Smaragdus", and eventually over time, corrupted to "Emerald".
All emeralds contain inclusions formed during their growth. Inclusions indicate the stone is natural.

Marakata or emerald harmonizes and strengthens the positive influences of Budha or Mercury. These influences include intelligence, education, speech, teaching, learning, communication, confidence, writing, drawing, trade, humor, wit, discrimination, diplomacy, intellect and commerce.
Budha or Mercury is the prince in Astrology and is influenced by Sun and Moon.

The Marakata Hanuman idol which was consecrated in Hyderabad and Dallas is very Unique. It took three years for the sculptors to prepare the idol. Marakata is a very difficult stone to carve. When the idol is under the light when abhisheka is performed with milk, Hanuman will look glorious and divine.

Sri Swamiji has consecrated many Karya Siddhi Hanuman temples for the benefit of mankind throughout the world at the below locations -

• The 1st Karya Siddhi Hanuman Temple was consecrated at Chennai(Tamil Nadu, India) on 24 March 1997
• Cochin(Kerala, India) - 13 December 1999
• Eluru(Andra Pradesh, India) - 31 January 2001
• Nellore(Andra Pradesh, India) – 4 February 2001
• Bangalore(Karnataka, India) – 28 March 2002
• Kadapa(Andra Pradesh, India) – 26 December 2002
• Trinidad, West Indies - 9 June 2003
• Surat(Gujarat, India) – 26 November 2004
• Machilipatnam(Andra Pradesh, India) - 22 January 2005
• Warangal(Andra Pradesh, India) - 11 May 2005
• Makedatu(Karnataka, India) – 18 December 2005
• Srikakulam(Andra Pradesh, India) – 22 January 2006
• Hyderabad(Telangana, India) – 4 April 2006
• Malaysia – 9 April 2006
• Ananthapur(Andra Pradesh, India) – 30 April 2009
• Akivedu(Andra Pradesh, India) – 29 January 2012
• Guntur(Andra Pradesh, India) – 6 February 2012
• Mysore(Karnataka, India) – 26 December 2012
• Jayalakshmi Puram(Ananthapur, Andra Pradesh, India) – 15 May 2013
• Vijayawada(Andra Pradesh, India) – 12 February 2014
• Dallas, USA – 23 July 2015
• London, 12th September 2016