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From then onwards, the story of Shri Hanuman is inextricably interwoven with that of Shri Rama, and is exhaustively dealt with in the Ramayana. When Shri Rama revealed His identity as Lord Vishnu, Hanuman fell prostrate before him and Rama picked him up and clasped him to his bosom. Actually Sita was abducted by the demon Ravana. The brothers came in search of Rama's wife, Sita. As a token of respect, Shri Hanuman offered himself to assist and help Sugriva, the son of Surya (lived in Kishkindha).ДЄt Kishkindha, Shri Hanuman met Shri Rama (the Prince of Ayodhya) and his brother Lakshmana. Over a short period of time, Shri Hanuman mastered all the scriptures. Shri Hanuman adopted Surya, the SunВ god, as his guru. Later, the blessings of all the gods made Hanuman invincible. Shri Hanuman inquired about His future and she assured him that he could never be destroyed. On consumption of the divine pudding, Anjana gave birth to Shri Hanuman.ДЄfter the birth of Shri Hanuman, Anjana was released from the curse. Vayu, the Lord of wind, directed and delivered the bowl of pudding to the outstretched hands of Anjana.

The kite, while flying over the forest, dropped the bowl where Anjana was observing penance. To make it to happen, by divine ordinance, a kite snatched the bowl with a fragment of pudding. Lord Siva was pleased with Anjana's devotion, and decided that he would mitigate Anjana's curse.

Shri Hanuman is considered as the eleventh incarnation of Lord Siva. Shri Jambavan is said to be the reincarnation of Lord Brahma. Shri Rama is said to be the reincarnation of Lord Vishnu. He was blessed with three male children through his three wives and the children were named as Rama (son of Kausalya), Bharata (Son of Kaikeyi), Lakshmana and Satrughna (Twin Sons of Sumitra).

He was blessed with a golden bowl of Divine Beverage ( Payasam) and he shared the beverage among his three wives - Kausalya, Kaikeyi and Sumitra. King Dasaratha of Ayodhya has performed a sacrifice for progeny ( Putra Kameshti Yagam). To mitigate from the curse, she performed intense austerities for many years, and worshiped Siva. She lived a pure and chaste life with her husband Kesari. Due to this curse, Punjikasthala was born as Anjana. Her curse would be removed once if she gives birth to an incarnation of Siva. Due to her mistake, she was cursed to assume the body of a female monkey. Punjikasthala was serving as an attendant of Shri Brihaspati, the guru of the gods.

#HANUMAN CHALESA HOW TO#

Here's how to recite the Hanuman Chalisa: Shri Hanuman always loves to hear the mantra вЂShri Ramajeyam.' Just chant вЂShri Ramajeyam' mantra 108 times and pray to Shri Hanuman. Shri Hanuman will present Himself with folded hands in prayer wherever and whenever the Holy name of Shri Rama is recited. Shri Hanuman Chalisa praises the selfless service, courage, humble disposition, and foremost devotion shown by Shri Hanuman towards Shri Rama. He serves, protects and inspires the devotees of Shri Rama. He had only one thought-that of serving his Shri Rama with utmost humility and devotion. None in the world can equal Shri Hanuman. His strength, valour, prowess, will power, memory, balanced emotions, sharp intellect, fearlessness, and noble actions were perfectly refined and grounded in spirituality. Being the Yogacharya, Shri Hanuman is considered as an embodiment of the four yogas. He is the great lover of music and also mastered the Sanskrit language. The blessings of Siva, Vishnu, Brahma, Surya, Indra, and Vayu made Shri Hanuman invincible. He has been blessed as chiranjivi, one who lives eternally. Shri Hanuman is understood as great jnani, yogi and a brahmachari (bachelor). Tulsi Ramayana has revolutionized the Ram Bhakti movement by enabling common man to recite the glorious legend of Shri Rama in Hindi. With the blessings of Shri Hanuman, Goswami Tulsidas has also written Ramayana in Hindi and this Tulsi Ramayana is known as Ram Charitha Manas. Hanuman Chalisa, the holy devotional work written by Goswami Tulsidas in the sixteenth century, has gained enormous popularity among Hindus living the world over.

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