One of the Hanuman Temple found in Mehta nagar Chennai, where Hanuman is found in sitting - yoga posture and found along with Sanghu and Chakram
Sri Yoga Anjaneyar Temple
Sri Rama Krishna Bhaktha Jana Sabha
Avvayar street, Metha nagar, Aminjikarai, (Nelson Manickam road), Chennai - 29.
History or Sri Yoga Anjaneyar temple:
In 1972, Sri Rama Krishna Bhaktha Jana Sabha was started and for 30 years, it was like small mutt. Then the members of the Sabha and Bhakthas planned to construct a temple. By the grace of Sri Rama, the Prathistai (install) of Sri Yoga Anjaneyar was done in the place where the Sabha operated. In September 2008, the Bhoomi Pooja was done and on April 2009, the Kumbabishekam in a grand manner with the Anugraham of Sri Rama, Sita Piratti and Sri Yoga Anjaneyar was performed.
Sri Yoga Anjaneyar of this temple is similar to that of the Yoga Anjaneyar of Sholingur Divyadesam. The beauty of Sri Yoga Anjaneyar is unexplainable and we can witness the great architecture work of the Sthapadhi.
Sri Rama and Sita Piratti are found on the Head of Sri Yoga Anjaneyar. Sri Yoga Anjaneyar is found along with four hands (Chaturbujam) holding Sangu, Chakram, Jaba Mala and with Jaba Muthra in sitting posture (Yoga Pose). He is about 3 feet height sitting on the top of well and facing His ThiruMugam towards North direction. The Utsava Murthy is Sri Bhaktha Anjaneyar.
Small Sannadhis for Sri Dhanvantri, Sri Hayagreevar and Sri Narasimhar are found on the walls of the Temple.
Temple timings:
Morning: 6.45 am to 10.30 am
Evening: 5.30 pm to 8.30 pm
Utsavams performed in the temple:
Tamil month Panguni: Sri Rama Navami (Sita Kalyanam).
Chitirai: Tamil New Year
Aavani: Sri Krishna Jayanthi
Iyppasi: Deepavali
Krithigai : Sunday (Yega Dina Laksharchanai) 1st or 3rd week.
Margazhi : Dhanur month pooja, Vaikunda Ekadesi, Sri Hanumath Jayanthi.
Thai : Sudarsana, Hayagreeva and Dhanvantri Homams for world peace and education.
April 30th : Varusha Utsavam of the Temple.
Doing Thirumangajam on every month Moolam. Amavasai, Pournami, Thiruvonam, Punarpoosam.
Doing Ko pooja (Pooja using cow) daily in the morning 6.45 am.
