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Lord Hanuman: Symbol of Devotion and Strength
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Hanuman Mantra Vidhi: Steps for Divine Blessings
Lord Hanuman is the epitome of devotion, strength, and loyalty. He is the son of the wind god, Vayu, and an ardent devotee of Lord Rama. Hanumanji is a celibate (Brahmachari), immortal, and the ideal embodiment of the nine forms of devotion (Navadhā Bhakti). His role in the Ramayana is unparalleled—burning Lanka, bringing the Sanjeevani herb, and defeating Ahiravana are some of his great feats. Chanting the Hanuman Chalisa, Sundarkand, or Hanuman mantras grants devotees strength, courage, and protection from troubles.
Benefits of Worshipping Hanuman
- Fearlessness – Removes all fears and anxieties.
- Freedom from Diseases – Improves health and cures ailments.
- Strength & Courage – Boosts confidence and physical power.
- Wisdom & Knowledge – Enhances intellect and learning.
- Victory Over Enemies – Protects from adversaries.
- Debt Relief – Resolves financial struggles.
- Safe Travel – Shields from accidents.
- Removal of Evil Spirits – Neutralizes negative energies.
- Mental Peace – Reduces stress and anxiety.
- Blessings for Children – Grants progeny and protects them.
- Longevity – Prevents untimely death.
- Moksha (Liberation) – Breaks the cycle of birth and death.
Hanuman Mantra & Ritual
Mantra:
“Om Hamm Hanumate Namah”
Or
“Om Namo Bhagavate Anjaneyaya Mahabalaya Swaha.”
Ritual:
- Wake up early, take a bath, and wear red or orange clothes.
- Light a lamp in front of Hanuman’s idol/image.
- Offer red sandalwood, flowers, and jaggery-chana (gram) as prasad.
- Chant the mantra 108 times using a rosary.
- Recite Hanuman Chalisa or Sundarkand.
- Tuesdays and Saturdays are especially auspicious for worship.
Note: Regular devotion pleases Hanumanji, fulfilling all desires.
