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Shree Salasar Balaji History

Ramdoot Shri Hanuman Ji was delighted and pleased with the great devotion of Siddhpurush Shri Mohandas Ji Maharaj and so in the year 1755, (vikrami shravan shukla navami) Saturday, in Asota village, he appeared in the form of an idol and fulfilled the desire of his devotee in Salasar. In the year 1759, he built the temple and assigned the service of the temple to his disciple Shri Udairam Ji and his descendants. He then went into Samadhi for the last time. (He consciously left his body).

Salasar village is situated at the eastern outskirts of Sujangarh tehsil, of Churu district in Rajasthan state. In instantaneous time, Salasar village was under the territory of the Bikaner province, where Pt. Sukhram Ji used to live. His wife’s name was Kanhibai. She was the daughter of Pt. Lacchiram Ji, of Rulyani village, Sikar district. She was the only sister among her 6 brothers. Pt. Sukhram Ji and Kanhibai had a son, Udairam. Udairam’s father died when he was 5yrs old.

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Mohan Das Ji Maharaj

Mohan Das Ji Maharaj

On the south entrance of Salasar's Shri Balaji Temple is the pious place of penance of Saint Shiromani and revered devotee Shri Mohan Das Ji Maharaj, called the Dhuna. From then on, the pious flames of the ever-burning fire have been burning here permanently, which indicate devotion and religious strength. The fame of this site is held in sacred reverence and is extremely important among the devotees.

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Memorial Monument at Salasar

The grave of the committed devotees, Shri Mohandas Ji and his sister Kanhi Dadi Ji, has an inscription brought about by his son Udayaram Ji on a Saturday of the year 1852. This holy place is situated at Salasar village, which lies at the eastern border of Sujangarh Tehsil within Churu District, Rajasthan.

Samadhi Sthal

Samadhi Sthal

Hanuman Bhakt Shree Mohandas Ji Maharaj nominated his nephew Udayaram ji as the initial priest of the temple by placing the service of Shri Balaji Maharaj in his hands. While taking the samadhi, Bhakt Shree Mohandas ji Maharaj prayed for Shri Balaji requesting blessings for sister Kanhi's son Udayaram Ji and future generations to carry on worship and gaining long life with Grasath Jeevan.

Anjani Mata Temple

Anjani Mata Mandir, Salasar

The Anjani Mata Temple in Salasar is one of the most revered pilgrimage sites, attracting devotees not only from Rajasthan but from across India. Located about two kilometers from Salasar Dham on the road to Laxmangarh, the temple is dedicated to Anjani Mata, mother of Lord Hanuman. The idol here is unique, as Hanumanji is depicted in his child form seated in the lap of his mother.

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Sethani ka Johara

Sethani ka Johara is a historic water reservoir located near Salasar, Rajasthan. Built by a wealthy Sethani (merchant lady) in the 19th century, this johara was constructed to provide water to the people and travelers of the region. Surrounded by serene natural beauty, it stands as a symbol of generosity and devotion. Even today, the reservoir serves as a resting place for pilgrims visiting Salasar Dham, offering peace and comfort.

Salasar Dham Chowk

Salasar Dham Chowk

Salasar Dham Chowk is one of the most vibrant and spiritual spots in Salasar, serving as a central place where devotees gather before proceeding to the holy temple of Balaji Maharaj. Surrounded by shops, dharamshalas, and eateries, the Chowk reflects the devotional energy and cultural heritage of the region. Pilgrims often rest here, shop for prasad, and prepare for darshan with faith in their hearts.

Faith That Unites Millions in Devotion

Bhakt Shiromani Shri Mohandas Ji Maharaj
The great devotee of Shri Hanuman, Shri Mohandas Ji Maharaj, entrusted the seva (service) of Shri Balaji Maharaj to his nephew Udayaram Ji, appointing him as the first priest of the temple. Before taking samadhi, Mohandas Ji offered heartfelt prayers to Shri Balaji, seeking blessings for his sister Kanhi’s son Udayaram Ji and his descendants—so they may continue the worship with devotion, lead a righteous Grihastha Jeevan (householder’s life), and be blessed with long life.

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Sawamani Prasad

Prasad is not merely food—it is a sacred offering that carries deep religious and spiritual meaning. Presented to the divine during worship, Prasad symbolizes the blessings of the deity and serves as a bridge between the devotee and the divine. Once offered, it transforms into something holy, representing purity, devotion, and gratitude.

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