"Panchmukhi Hanuman" refers to the depiction of Lord Hanuman with five faces (Panch means "five" and Mukhi means "faces" in Sanskrit). This form of Hanuman is highly revered in Hindu mythology and is associated with great spiritual significance.The Five Faces of Panchmukhi HanumanEach of the five faces of Panchmukhi Hanuman represents a different form of Lord Hanuman and has its own significance:Hanuman (East face): This is the central face and represents courage, power, and selflessness. It symbolizes protection from troubles and helps in achieving success.Narasimha (South face): The face of Lord Narasimha (the lion-man incarnation of Vishnu) protects devotees from evil forces and negative energies. It is believed to destroy fear and enemies.Garuda (West face): The face of Garuda (the mighty eagle and the vehicle of Lord Vishnu) protects from black magic, poisons, and diseases. It symbolizes protection and healing.Varaha (North face): The face of Lord Varaha (the boar incarnation of Vishnu) protects from the dangers associated with the North direction. It represents prosperity and well-being.Hayagriva (Upward face): The face of Hayagriva (the horse-headed form of Vishnu) is the bestower of knowledge, victory, and good fortune. It is believed to drive away the darkness of ignorance.