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Lord Hanuman is one of the most loved Hindu Gods on the planet! Devotees chant different verses to please him. Hanuman Chalisa is among the prominent verses people recite as part of their daily ritual.

The Hanuman Chalisa is an ancient poem dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Lord Hanuman is known to be the biggest devotee of Lord Ram. The poem, written by Saint Tulsidas in Avadhi, a dialect of Hindi spoken in Lord Rama's birthplace Ayodhya, consists of 40 verses filled with praise for Lord Hanuman. 

Saint Tulsidas wrote it while he was ailing and the act of composing it is believed to have helped him recover from his illness. Hanuman Chalisa supposedly helps everyone who recites the verses with full devotion and belief. Lord Hanuman is said to be a living God, who is innocent and is always ready to help anyone and everyone in need.

Before we head to the benefits of Hanuman Chalisa, it would be nice to read, recite and understand the meaning of Hanuman Chalisa.

Hanuman Chalisa in English With Meaning

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Please note that each couplet (written in bold) is followed by its meaning below.

Sri Guru Charan Saroj Raj, Nij Mann Mukuru Sudhaari.

Barnaun Raghuvar Bimal Jasu, Jo Daayaku Phal Chaari.

Meaning

Having polished the mirror of my heart with the dust of my Guru's lotus feet, I recite the divine fame of the greatest king of the Raghukul dynasty, which bestows us with the fruit of all four efforts.

Buddhiheen Tanu Janike, Sumiraun Pawan-Kumar.

Bal Buddhi Vidya Dehu Mohi, Harahu Kalesh Bikaar.

Knowing that this mind of mine has less intelligence, I remember the ‘Son of Wind’ who, granting me strength, wisdom, and all kinds of knowledge, removes all my suffering and shortcomings.

Jai Hanuman Gyan Gunn Sagar. Jai Kapees Tihun Lok Ujaagar.

Ramdoot Atulit Baldhama. Anjani-Putra Pawansut Naama.

Victory to Lord Hanuman, the ocean of wisdom and virtue. Victory to the Lord who is supreme among the monkeys, illuminator of the three worlds.

You are Lord Rama's emissary,‌ the abode of matchless power, Mother Anjani's son, and also popular as the ‘Son of the Wind’.

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Mahaveer Vikram Bajrangi. Kumati Nivaar Sumati Ke Sangi.

Kanchan Baran Biraj Subesa. Kaanan Kundal Kunchit Kesa.

Great hero, You are as mighty as a thunderbolt. You remove evil intellect and are the companion of those having good ones.

Your skin is golden in color and You are adorned with beautiful clothes. You have adorning earrings in Your ears and Your hair is curly and thick. 

Haath Braj Au Dhwaja Biraaje. Kaandhe Moonj Janeu Saaje.

Shankar Suvan Kesarinandan. Tej Prataap Maha Jag Bandan.

In Your hands, shine a mace and a flag of righteousness. A sacred thread adorns Your right shoulder.

You are the embodiment of Lord Shiva and vanar-raj Kesari's son. There is no limit or end to Your glory, Your magnificence. The whole Universe worships You.

Vidyavaan Guni Ati Chaatur. Ram Kaaj Karibe Ko Aatur. 

Prabhu Charitra Sunibe Ko Rasiya. Ram Lakhan Sita Mann Basiya.

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You are the wisest of the wise, virtuous, and (morally) clever. You are always eager to do Lord Rama's works.

You feel extremely delighted in listening to Lord Rama's doings and conduct. Lord Rama, Mother Sita, and Lord Laxmana dwell forever in Your heart.

Sukshma Roop Dhari Siyanhi Dikhawa. Bikat Roop Dhari Lanka Jarawa.

Bheem Roop Dhari Asura Sanghare. Ramchandra Ke Kaaj Sanware.

Taking the subtle form, You appeared in front of Mother Sita. And, taking the formidable form, You burnt Lanka (Ravana's kingdom).

Taking the massive form (like that of Bheema), You slaughtered the demons. This is how, You completed Lord Rama's tasks, successfully.

Laaye Sanjeevan Lakhana Jiyaaye. Sri Raghuveer Harashi Urr Laaye.

Raghupati Keenhi Bahut Badai. Tum Mum Priya, Bhartahi Sum Bhai.

Bringing the magic herb (sanjivani), You revived Lord Laxmana. Raghupati, Lord Rama praised You greatly and overflowing in gratitude, said that You are a dear brother to Him just as Bharat is.

Sahas Badan Tumharo Jas Gaave. Asa Kahi Sripati Kanth Lagaave. 

Sankaadik Brahmadi Munisa. Narad Sarad Sahit Aheesa.

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Saying this, Lord Rama drew You to Himself and embraced you. Sages like Sanaka, Gods like Brahma and sages like Narada, and even the thousand-mouthed serpent sing Your fame!

Sanak, Sanandan, and the other Rishis and great saints; Brahma - the god, Narada, Saraswati - the Mother Divine, and the King of serpents sing Your glory.

Jam Kuber Digpal Jahan Te. Kabi Kobid Kahi Sake Kahan Te. 

Tum Upkaar Sugreevahi Keenha. Ram Milaaye Raj-Pad Deenha.

Yama, Kubera, and the guardians of the four quarters; poets and scholars - none can express Your glory.

You helped Sugriva by introducing Him to Lord Rama and regaining his crown. Therefore, You gave Him the Kingship (the dignity of being called a king).

Tumharo Mantra Bibhishan Maana. Lankeshwar Bhaye Sab Jag Jaana. 

Yug Sahastra Jojan Par Bhanu. Leelyo Taahi Madhur Phal Jaanu.

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Likewise, complying with Your preachings, even Vibhishana became the King of Lanka.

You swallowed the sun, located thousands of miles away, mistaking it to be a sweet, red fruit! 

Prabhu Mudrika Meli Mukh Maahi. Jaladhi Laandhi Gaye Achraj Naahi. 

Durgam Kaaj Jagat Ke Jete. Sugam Anugrah Tumhare Tete.

Keeping the ring in Your mouth, which was given to You by Lord Rama, you crossed over the Ocean, to no astonishment, whatsoever.

All difficult tasks of this world become easy, with Your grace.

Ram Duaare Tum Rakhvare. Hott Na Aagya Binu Paisare.

Sab Sukh Lahe Tumhari Sarna. Tum Rakshak Kahu Ko Dar Na.

You are the guardian at Lord Rama's door. Nobody can move forward without Your permission which means that Lord Rama's darshans (to get the sight of) are possible only with Your blessings.

Those who take refuge in You, find all the comforts and happiness. When we have a protector like You, we do not need to get scared of anybody or anything.

Aapan Tej Samharo Aape. Teeno Lok Haank Te Kaampe.

Bhoot Pishaach Nikat Nahi Aavein. Mahaveer Jab Naam Sunaave.

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You alone can withstand Your magnificence. All the three worlds start trembling at one roar of Yours.

O Mahaveer! No ghosts or evil spirits come near the ones who remember Your name. Therefore, just remembering Your name does everything!

Naase Rog Hare Sab Peera. Japat Nirantar Hanumat Beera. 

Sankat Te Hanuman Churave. Mann Kram Vachan Dhyaan Jo Laave.

O Hanuman! All diseases and all kinds of pain get eradicated when one recites or chant Your name. Therefore, chanting Your name regularly is considered to be very significant.

Whoever meditates upon or worships You with thought, word, and deed, gets freedom from all kinds of crisis and affliction.

Sab Par Ram Tapasvi Raja. Tin Ke Kaaj Sakal Tum Saaja.

Aur Manorath Jo Koi Laave. Soi Amit Jivan Phal Paave.

Lord Rama is the greatest Ascetic among all the Kings. But, it's only You who carried out all the tasks of Lord Sri Rama.

One who comes to You with any longing or a sincere desire obtains the abundance of the manifested fruit, which remains undying throughout life.

Chaaron Yug Partap Tumhara. Hai Parsidh Jagat Ujiyara. 

Saadhu-Sant Ke Tum Rakhvare. Asur Nikandan Ram Dulaare.

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Your splendor fills all the Four Ages. And, Your glory is renowned throughout the world.

You are the guardian of saints and sages; the destroyer of demons and adored by Lord Rama.

Ashta Siddhi Nau Nidhi Ke Daata. As Var Deen Janaki Mata. 

Ram Rasayan Tumhare Paasa. Sadaa Raho Raghupati Ke Daasa.

You have been blessed by Mother Janaki to give boon further, to the deserving ones, wherein You can grant the siddhis (eight different powers) and the nidhis (nine different kinds of wealth).

You have the essence of Ram bhakti, may you always remain the humble and devoted servant of Raghupati. 

Tumhare Bhajan Ram Ko Paave. Janam Janam Ke Dukh Bisraave. 

Antkaal Raghuvar Pur Jaayi. Jahan Janam Hari-Bhakt Kahayi.

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When one sings Your praise, Your name, He gets to meet Lord Rama and finds relief from the sorrows of many lifetimes.

By your grace, one will go to the immortal abode of Lord Rama after death and remain devoted to Him. 

Aur Devta Chitta Na Dharai. Hanumat Sei Sarva Sukh Karai.

Sankat Kate, Mite Sab Peera. Jo Sumire Hanumat Balbeera. 

It is not needed to serve any other Deity or God. Service to Lord Hanuman gives all the comforts.

All troubles cease for the one who remembers the powerful lord, Lord Hanuman and all his pains also come to an end.

Jai Jai Jai Hanuman Gosain. Krupa Karahu Gurudev Ki Naai. 

Jo Sat Baar Paath Kar Koi. Chutahi Bandhi Maha Sukh Hoyi.

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O Lord Hanuman! Praise and glory to you O mighty Lord, please bestow your grace as our Supreme Guru. 

One who recites this Chalisa a hundred times is released from all bondages and will attain great bliss.

Jo Yeh Padhe Hanuman Chalisa, Hoye Siddhi Saakhi Gaurisa.

Tulsidas Sada Hari Chera, Keeje Nath Hriday Mah Dera.

One who reads and recites this Hanuman Chalisa, all his work gets accomplished. Lord Shiva, Himself, is the witness to it.

O Lord Hanuman, May I always remain a servant, a devotee to Lord Sri Ram, says Tulsidas. And, May You always reside in my heart.

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Pawan Tanay Sankat Haran, Mangal Murti Roop.

Ram Lakhan Sita Sahit, Hriday Basahu Sur Bhoop.

O the Son of Wind, You are the destroyer of all sorrows. You are the embodiment of fortune and prosperity.

With Lord Rama, Laxmana, and Mother Sita, dwell in my heart, always.

Benefits of Chanting Hanuman Chalisa

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As the Hanuman Chalisa unfolds verse by verse, Lord Hanuman’s many qualities are enumerated. This hymn is sung and recited by devotees who believe that the greatest of Ram Bhaktas, Hanuman, will bless them. It bestows protection from illness, adversaries, and adversities. 

Lord Hanuman is considered to be the God of Life whose worship increases life force. Increased life force gives us the strength to do anything, removing fear, mistrust, and doubt from within us.

Benefits of Hanuman Chalisa

As enumerated above, Hanuman Chalisa is a revered Hindu scripture dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Composed by Tulsidas while he was imprisoned by Mughal emperor Aurangzeb, the 40 poetic verses are believed to possess spiritual power. 

Hindus hold the belief that reciting the Hanuman Chalisa wards off evil spirits, reduces the impact of Saturn, and helps those troubled by nightmares. The scripture gives the reader strength and courage to face challenges.

Here are some magical benefits of reciting the Hanuman Chalisa:

• Protection against evil spirits and negative energy
• Reduces the effects of Sade Sati and helps those affected by Saturn if read on Saturdays
• Helps overcome nightmares by placing under the pillow before sleeping
• Overcomes traumatic experiences and erases karmic effects of bad deeds
• Invites divine protection from Lord Hanuman and removes obstacles in life
• Relieves stress and promotes relaxation
• Prevents accidents and ensures successful trips
• Leads to wisdom and spiritual knowledge for those seeking enlightenment
• Reforms those who have fallen prey to undesirable habits
• Promotes harmony and eliminates arguments by raising awareness.

There are certain things that do not have any direct instant benefit. Some people will experience many of the above benefits, and some will experience them after a certain time. While some might not experience any of the above benefits. 

However, there are many, like me, who chant Hanuman Chalisa for sheer happiness, and tranquility.

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Neem Karoli Baba (Disciple of Lord Hanuman), Neem Karoli Ashram, Nainital (Uttrakhand)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is listening to Hanuman Chalisa benefits?

Listening to Hanuman Chalisa can have several benefits including:

Spirituality: Hanuman Chalisa is a Hindu devotional hymn dedicated to Lord Hanuman and is considered to bring blessings and positive energy to the listener.

Stress Relief: The repetitive and rhythmic nature of the Hanuman Chalisa can help to calm the mind and reduce stress levels.

Mental and Emotional Well-being: Listening to Hanuman Chalisa is believed to bring peace of mind and improve overall emotional well-being.

Physical Health: Hanuman Chalisa is also thought to have physical health benefits, such as reducing blood pressure and helping with pain management.

Note: These benefits are based on belief and faith and may vary from person to person. The most important thing here is the unconditional love for lord Hanuman and utmost faith. Without these, one can't expect any benefits from Hanuman Chalisa.

How many years old is Hanuman Chalisa?

The exact age of Hanuman Chalisa is not known, but it is believed to have been written in the 16th century by the famous Indian poet-saint Goswami Tulsidas. The poem has been widely popular for centuries and is still widely recited and listened to by devotees of Lord Hanuman all over India and beyond.

Why Hanuman Chalisa is so powerful?

The Hanuman Chalisa is considered powerful for several reasons:

Devotion to Lord Hanuman: Hanuman Chalisa is a hymn of devotion dedicated to Lord Hanuman, a revered Hindu deity known for his strength, devotion, and unwavering faith.

Spiritual significance: Reciting the Hanuman Chalisa is believed to bring blessings and positive energy to the listener, and help in attaining spiritual growth and realization.

Positive Affirmations: The lyrics of Hanuman Chalisa are filled with positive affirmations and reminders of Lord Hanuman's qualities, such as strength, courage, and devotion, which can be empowering for the listener.

Rhythmic and Repetitive Nature: The rhythmic and repetitive nature of the Hanuman Chalisa is thought to have a calming effect on the mind and to bring peace and serenity to the listener.

Cultural and Historical Significance: Hanuman Chalisa has been a part of Hindu culture and tradition for centuries and holds great historical and cultural significance for Hindus.

Note: The power of Hanuman Chalisa is believed to come from its spiritual and devotional nature, and its effects may vary from person to person based on individual belief and faith. As enumerated above, one needs to have unconditional love and utmost belief in Lord Hanuman. Once these basics are in place, you could experience infinite benefits from Hanuman Chalisa.

How to start reading Hanuman Chalisa?

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Here are some steps you can follow to start reading the Hanuman Chalisa:

Get a copy of the Hanuman Chalisa: You can find the Hanuman Chalisa in Hindu religious books or online.

Find a quiet place: Choose a quiet and peaceful place where you can recite the Hanuman Chalisa without any distractions.

Get into a comfortable position: You can either sit on a chair or mat with your back straight, or stand with your feet together and hands together in front of your chest (Namaskar position).

Start reciting: Begin by reciting the first verse of the Hanuman Chalisa, and continue until you reach the end. You can recite the Hanuman Chalisa out loud or silently to yourself.

Repeat: You can repeat the Hanuman Chalisa as many times as you like, although it is traditionally recited at least once a day.

Focus on the meaning: Try to focus on the meaning of each verse and recite it with devotion, feeling love and respect for Lord Hanuman.

Note: It is recommended to take a shower and wear clean clothes before reciting the Hanuman Chalisa to show respect to Lord Hanuman. For meanings, refer to Hanuman Chalisa above, where meanings have been given after each couplet.

Why read Hanuman Chalisa 7 times?

Reciting the Hanuman Chalisa 7 times is a common tradition in Hinduism and is believed to bring blessings and positive energy to the listener. According to Hindu beliefs, 7 is a sacred number that symbolizes completeness and fulfillment. By reciting the Hanuman Chalisa 7 times, it is believed that one can attain spiritual fulfillment and attain Lord Hanuman's blessings for strength, courage, and devotion.

Note: The tradition of reciting the Hanuman Chalisa 7 times is based on belief and faith, and the number of times can vary from person to person. Some may choose to recite it more or fewer times, while others may recite it only once.

At what time we should not read Hanuman Chalisa?

According to Hindu beliefs, there are certain times when it is not considered appropriate to recite the Hanuman Chalisa. These include:

During eclipses: It is considered inauspicious to recite any religious hymns during an eclipse, including the Hanuman Chalisa.

After midnight: Reciting the Hanuman Chalisa after midnight is considered inauspicious as it is believed that this is the time when negative energies are strongest.

During menstruation: Women are advised not to recite the Hanuman Chalisa during their menstrual cycle as it is considered impure.

Note: These beliefs and customs vary among different communities and regions and may not apply to everyone. Ultimately, the decision to recite the Hanuman Chalisa and when to do so is a personal choice.

Who is Hanuman father?

According to Hindu mythology, Lord Hanuman's father is Vayu, the god of wind. Hanuman is considered a Hindu deity and is widely worshipped as the embodiment of strength, devotion, and unwavering faith.

What is the secret of Hanuman strength?

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According to Hindu mythology, the secret of Lord Hanuman's strength lies in his unwavering devotion and complete surrender to Lord Rama, an avatar of the Hindu deity Lord Vishnu. Hanuman's devotion to Lord Rama is said to have granted him immense strength, the ability to fly, and immortality.

Another reason for Lord Hanuman's strength is said to be his celibacy, as he is believed to have never consummated any of his relationships, maintaining a pure and disciplined body and mind.

In Hindu philosophy, Lord Hanuman's strength is also seen as a symbol of the inner strength that each individual can tap into through devotion, discipline, and spiritual practice.

Note: The beliefs and stories surrounding Lord Hanuman's strength vary among different communities and regions and may have different interpretations.

Where is Hanuman birth place?

According to Hindu mythology, Lord Hanuman was born on the Anjaneri mountain, near the city of Nasik in Maharashtra, India. 

Can Lord Hanuman change destiny?

In Hindu mythology, Lord Hanuman is considered to be an embodiment of strength, devotion, and unwavering faith. He is believed to possess immense powers and abilities, and is often invoked for protection and blessings.

However, the belief that Lord Hanuman can change destiny is a matter of interpretation and faith. Some people believe that through devotion to Lord Hanuman and his blessings, one can overcome obstacles and change their fate.

Others believe that fate is predetermined and cannot be changed, but that Lord Hanuman can provide support and guidance to help one navigate life's challenges.

Ultimately, the belief in Lord Hanuman's ability to change destiny is a matter of personal faith and belief and can vary among different communities and regions.

How to ask Lord Hanuman for help?

Here are some steps you can follow to ask Lord Hanuman for help:

Offer prayers: Start by offering prayers to Lord Hanuman, either by reciting the Hanuman Chalisa or any other prayers dedicated to him.

Set your intention: Clearly state your request for help and set your intention to receive Lord Hanuman's blessings.

Offer flowers and fruits: Offer fresh flowers and fruits as a symbol of your devotion and as a way of showing respect to Lord Hanuman.

Light a lamp or incense: Lighting a lamp or incense is a traditional way of offering prayers and seeking blessings from Lord Hanuman.

Repeat your request: Repeat your request for help and continue to offer prayers and devotion to Lord Hanuman.

Show gratitude: Regardless of the outcome, show gratitude to Lord Hanuman for his blessings and for answering your prayers.

Note: These steps are based on Hindu tradition and may vary among different communities and regions. The most important aspect of asking Lord Hanuman for help is to approach him with a sincere heart and unwavering faith.

What should we NOT do while reading Hanuman Chalisa?

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Here are some things to keep in mind while reading the Hanuman Chalisa:

• Maintain a clean and pure environment: It is important to ensure that the environment in which you are reciting the Hanuman Chalisa is clean, free of distractions, and conducive to concentration and devotion.
• Avoid interruptions: Try to avoid interruptions while reciting the Hanuman Chalisa, as this can break your concentration and devotional state.
• Respect the deity: Offer respect and devotion to Lord Hanuman while reciting the Hanuman Chalisa. Treat the Chalisa as a sacred text and approach it with reverence.
• Focus on the meaning: While reciting the Hanuman Chalisa, focus on its meaning and try to connect with Lord Hanuman on a spiritual level.
• Avoid reciting in a hurry: Avoid rushing through the Hanuman Chalisa and take the time to reflect on its meaning and offer devotion to Lord Hanuman.

Note: These are general guidelines and may vary among different communities and regions. As emphasized above, the keyword is faith. The most important aspect of reading the Hanuman Chalisa is to approach it with a sincere heart and unwavering faith.

What are the rules for Hanuman Chalisa?

The Hanuman Chalisa is a Hindu devotional hymn dedicated to Lord Hanuman and there aren't any strict rules for reciting it. However, here are some common practices that people follow:

• Tuesdays and Saturdays are considered particularly auspicious for worshiping Lord Hanuman, so that's when many people recite the Hanuman Chalisa.
• Many people like to recite the Hanuman Chalisa first thing in the morning, after taking a bath and lighting incense sticks or a lamp.
• Some folks perform a puja or worship Lord Hanuman before reciting the Hanuman Chalisa.
• Chanting each verse and its accompanying refrain in a rhythmic manner is a popular way to recite the Hanuman Chalisa.
• As a form of devotion, some people choose to fast on the day they recite the Hanuman Chalisa.

These are some common practices, but really, the rules for reciting the Hanuman Chalisa are a personal matter and depend on individual beliefs and preferences.

Can ladies read Hanuman Chalisa?

Yes, anyone, regardless of gender, can read the Hanuman Chalisa. The Hanuman Chalisa is a devotional hymn and there are no restrictions on who can recite it. All are welcome to recite the Hanuman Chalisa and seek the blessings of Lord Hanuman. In Hinduism, there is no gender bias when it comes to religious practices and worship.

Which oil is offered to Lord Hanuman?

Mustard oil is traditionally offered to Lord Hanuman in Hindu worship.

Is it good to read Hanuman Chalisa at night?

There is no specific time that is considered the best to read the Hanuman Chalisa, as different people have different spiritual beliefs and practices. However, many people find that reading it at night before going to bed can be a calming and grounding experience, helping them to sleep well and feel more peaceful. Others may prefer to read it in the morning as a way to start the day on a positive note. Ultimately, the most important thing is to read the Hanuman Chalisa with devotion and intention, regardless of the time of day.

What happens when we chant Hanuman Chalisa 100 times?

Chanting Hanuman Chalisa 100 times is a devotional practice followed by many Hindus as a form of worship and offering to Lord Hanuman. It is believed to bring blessings and fulfill the desires of those who chant it with devotion and sincerity. However, there is no scientific proof to support this belief and its effects may vary from person to person. The significance of number 100 is symbolic and may have originated from the idea of repeating a prayer or mantra for a specific number of times for it to have maximum effect. Ultimately, the benefits of chanting Hanuman Chalisa or any other prayer depend on the individual's faith, devotion, and intent.

What is the secret told in Hanuman Chalisa?

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The Hanuman Chalisa is a beautiful devotional poem that has been written in honor of Lord Hanuman. It was composed by the renowned poet-saint Tulsidas back in the 16th century and has since become one of the most widely recited prayers dedicated to Lord Hanuman. The poem describes the divine qualities and actions of Lord Hanuman, making it a source of inspiration, strength, and guidance for those who chant it with sincerity and devotion.

Many people believe that reciting the Hanuman Chalisa brings peace, happiness, and blessings, as well as helps overcome obstacles and difficulties. However, it's important to remember that the benefits of chanting this poem are subjective and depend on each person's beliefs and practices.

Can we read Hanuman Chalisa after eating non veg?

There is no strict rule forbidding the reading of Hanuman Chalisa after consuming non-vegetarian food. The practice of avoiding non-vegetarian food before religious rituals is a personal choice and varies across different communities and sects. In some Hindu communities, it is believed that consuming non-vegetarian food can dull one's senses and lead to a state of impurity that may affect the benefits of religious practices. However, this is not a universal belief, and many people do not follow such restrictions. Ultimately, whether or not to read Hanuman Chalisa after eating non-vegetarian food is a matter of personal choice and belief.

What are the benefits of reading Hanuman Chalisa 21 times?

Chanting Hanuman Chalisa 21 times is a devotional practice followed by many Hindus as a form of worship and offering to Lord Hanuman. It is believed that chanting the Hanuman Chalisa 21 times a day will bring blessings, peace, and prosperity. However, the benefits of chanting Hanuman Chalisa 21 times, or any other specific number of times, are largely based on individual beliefs and practices and are not scientifically proven.

In Hinduism, the number 21 is considered to be auspicious and may symbolize completeness or a full cycle. The belief that chanting Hanuman Chalisa 21 times a day will bring specific benefits may have arisen from this cultural association with the number 21. However, the true benefits of chanting Hanuman Chalisa or any other prayer depend on the individual's faith, devotion, and intent.

Who is Hanuman's wife?

Hanuman, the monkey deity in Hinduism, is considered to be celibate and is not depicted as having a wife in Hindu scriptures. In Hindu mythology, Hanuman is known for his unwavering devotion to Lord Rama and is revered as a symbol of strength, courage, and selflessness. His celibate status has made him a popular deity among ascetics and celibate devotees, and he is often worshipped as a symbol of devotion and self-control. There are no accounts of Hanuman being married in Hindu mythology.

Did Hanuman meet Krishna?

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Yes, Hanuman and Krishna did meet according to Hindu mythology. Krishna is a well-known avatar of Lord Vishnu and a central figure in Hinduism, while Hanuman is known for his devotion to Lord Rama, another avatar of Lord Vishnu. Although the exact details of their meeting are not specified in any Hindu scripture, it's believed that they interacted in the spiritual realm where they both reside.

The relationship between Hanuman and Krishna is special, as both are considered to be avatars of Lord Vishnu and are revered for their devotion, strength, and wisdom. In Hinduism, the idea of multiple avatars of Lord Vishnu and their interactions is a representation of the unity of all divine forces and the interconnectedness of the universe.

What is Hanuman's favorite fruit?

In Hindu mythology, it is believed that Hanuman's favorite fruit is the mango. Mango is considered to be a symbol of divine love and devotion in Hinduism, and it is said that Hanuman was particularly fond of the fruit. This association with mango may have arisen from the belief that Lord Rama, whom Hanuman devotedly served, was also fond of mangoes.

In some Hindu texts and traditions, Hanuman is depicted carrying a mango as a gift for Lord Rama, symbolizing his devotion and loyalty. The mango is also sometimes used as an offering to Hanuman in Hindu religious ceremonies and rituals, as a way of seeking his blessings and protection. The association of Hanuman with the mango is an important part of Hindu mythology and folklore and has helped to further solidify his status as a symbol of devotion and strength.

What is Hanuman's favorite food?

In Hindu mythology, it is believed that Hanuman's favorite food is sattvic food, also known as pure and wholesome food. Sattvic food includes fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains, dairy products, and legumes. Hanuman is considered to be a celibate and ascetic figure, and his preference for sattvic food reflects his devotion to spiritual pursuits and his rejection of worldly desires.

In Hindu religious practice, offering sattvic food to Hanuman is considered a way of seeking his blessings and showing respect. Some devotees also eat sattvic food themselves as a way of following Hanuman's example and living a pure and wholesome life. The association of Hanuman with sattvic food is an important part of Hindu mythology and reflects his status as a symbol of devotion, strength, and self-control.

When was Hanuman last seen?

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In Hinduism, Hanuman is considered to be a divine being and is therefore not limited by time or space. As a result, there is no specific time or date when Hanuman was last seen. He is believed to exist in the spiritual realm and is accessible to devotees through prayer and devotion.

In Hindu mythology, Hanuman is depicted as an immortal being who can assume any form and is present wherever devotion to Lord Rama is present. He is considered to be an ever-present source of strength, guidance, and protection for those who seek his blessings. The belief in Hanuman's continued existence is an important part of Hindu religious tradition and continues to inspire devotion and reverence among his followers.

Is Hanuman still on earth?

In Hindu mythology, Hanuman is considered to be a divine being who can exist in multiple realms simultaneously, including the spiritual realm and the physical world. It is believed that Hanuman continues to exist on earth and is accessible to devotees through prayer and devotion.

However, the existence of Hanuman in a physical sense is not a matter of scientific fact, but rather a matter of religious belief. In Hinduism, the idea of divine beings existing in the physical world is seen as a manifestation of the divine presence in the world and the connection between the physical and spiritual realms.

For devotees of Hanuman, his continued existence on earth is a source of comfort and inspiration, providing a connection to a powerful and benevolent force that can be invoked for protection and guidance. Whether or not Hanuman continues to exist on earth in a physical sense is ultimately a matter of personal belief and faith.

What happens when Hanuman gets angry?

When the Hindu god Hanuman gets angry, it is said that he can exhibit immense strength and power. According to Hindu mythology, Hanuman is known for his devotion and unwavering loyalty to Lord Rama, and when he gets angry, it is usually because someone has threatened or harmed Lord Rama or his followers. When he is angry, Hanuman is said to have the ability to cause destruction on a massive scale, and it takes the intervention of the gods or Lord Rama himself to calm him down.

Which day is special for Hanuman?

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In Hinduism, Tuesday is considered a special day for Lord Hanuman. Devotees of Lord Hanuman observe fasts and offer prayers on Tuesdays to seek his blessings and show their devotion. Many Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Hanuman see a larger turnout of devotees on Tuesdays, and it is also a common day for reciting the Hanuman Chalisa, a devotional hymn to Lord Hanuman.

Is it OK to listen Hanuman Chalisa in periods?

In Hinduism, it is considered impure for a woman to participate in religious activities during her menstrual period. This includes reciting prayers or chanting devotional hymns such as the Hanuman Chalisa. Women who are menstruating are often advised to refrain from visiting temples or participating in religious activities until the end of their cycle. However, this is a matter of personal belief and cultural practice, and some individuals may choose to follow different customs and beliefs. It is important to respect an individual's personal beliefs and practices.

Should Hanuman Chalisa be chanted loudly?

Whether the Hanuman Chalisa should be chanted loudly or quietly depends on personal preference and the context in which it is being recited. Some people prefer to chant the Hanuman Chalisa loudly as a form of devotion and to create a strong spiritual atmosphere, while others prefer to recite it quietly as a more personal and introspective practice. There is no right or wrong way to chant the Hanuman Chalisa, and ultimately, the most important thing is to recite it with devotion and a clear intention.

Why is Tuesday Hanuman day?

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Tuesday is considered a special day for Lord Hanuman in Hinduism because it is associated with the planet Mars, which is considered the ruling planet for Lord Hanuman. Mars is considered a fierce planet and is associated with qualities such as strength, bravery, and courage, which are also attributes of Lord Hanuman. 

Devotees of Lord Hanuman observe fasts and offer prayers on Tuesdays to seek his blessings and show their devotion, and it is also a common day for reciting the Hanuman Chalisa, a devotional hymn to Lord Hanuman. By observing Tuesdays as a day dedicated to Lord Hanuman, devotees believe that they can tap into the positive qualities associated with Mars and receive Lord Hanuman's blessings and protection.

Why is Hanuman covered in indoor?

In Hinduism, Hanuman is often depicted with a red dot or streak of sindoor (vermilion powder) on his forehead. There are different interpretations and legends explaining why Hanuman is covered indoors.

One of the most widely accepted legends is that Hanuman received a blessing from Lord Rama, who marked Hanuman's forehead with sindoor as a symbol of his devotion and loyalty. According to this legend, Hanuman's sindoor signifies the presence of Lord Rama in his heart and represents his unwavering devotion to the deity.

Another interpretation is that Hanuman applied sindoor to himself as a symbol of his renunciation of worldly desires and material possessions. The sindoor symbolizes Hanuman's complete surrender to Lord Rama and his desire to serve the deity with all his heart and mind.

Regardless of the specific interpretation, the sindoor on Hanuman's forehead is widely regarded as a symbol of his devotion, purity, and unwavering faith in Lord Rama.

Can a girl wear Hanuman locket?

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Yes, anyone can wear a Hanuman locket, regardless of gender. In Hinduism, Lord Hanuman is revered as a powerful deity who symbolizes strength, courage, and devotion. Wearing a Hanuman locket is a form of devotion and a way for individuals to connect with the deity and seek his blessings. 

Women, as well as men, can wear Hanuman lockets as a symbol of their devotion and a reminder of the deity's qualities and blessings. Ultimately, the choice to wear a Hanuman locket is a personal decision, and one should wear it if they feel a connection to the deity and believe it will bring them positive energy and blessings.

Which flower does Hanuman like?

In Hinduism, Lord Hanuman is said to have a fondness for the simple yellow-colored flowers of the palash (flame of the forest) tree. These flowers are offered to Lord Hanuman as a symbol of devotion and to seek his blessings. According to Hindu mythology, Lord Hanuman was once presented with a garland of palash flowers by Lord Rama, and since then, the deity has had a special connection with these flowers. Devotees of Lord Hanuman often offer palash flowers as a form of worship and to seek his blessings, and they are also used in Hindu religious ceremonies and rituals associated with the deity.

Which flower is good for Hanuman?

In Hinduism, the yellow-colored flowers of the palash (flame of the forest) tree are considered especially auspicious for Lord Hanuman. These flowers are said to be a symbol of devotion and are often offered to the deity during religious ceremonies and rituals as a form of worship. In addition to the palash flowers, other yellow-colored flowers such as marigold and yellow chrysanthemum are also considered to be suitable offerings for Lord Hanuman. 

Devotees of the deity believe that by offering these flowers, they can seek his blessings and receive positive energy and spiritual support. However, the most important aspect of offering flowers to Lord Hanuman is the intention and devotion with which they are offered, rather than the specific type of flower.

Can we do Hanuman Chalisa without taking bath?

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There is no specific requirement in Hinduism that one must take a bath before reciting the Hanuman Chalisa. However, it is considered a sign of respect and devotion to clean oneself before engaging in religious activities or offerings, and some individuals may choose to take a bath or perform other forms of purification before reciting the Hanuman Chalisa. 

Ultimately, the most important aspect of reciting the Hanuman Chalisa is the devotion and intention with which it is performed, rather than specific physical preparation. Whether or not to take a bath before reciting the Hanuman Chalisa is a personal choice and can vary depending on individual beliefs and practices.

How many times Hanuman Chalisa read in a day?

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There is no specific requirement in Hinduism for how many times the Hanuman Chalisa must be recited in a day. It is a devotional hymn to Lord Hanuman and can be recited as many times as an individual wish. Some devotees recite the Hanuman Chalisa once a day, while others recite it multiple times in a single day or on specific days of the week. 

There are also devotees who recite the Hanuman Chalisa 108 times in a single sitting as a form of spiritual practice. The frequency of recitation is a personal choice and can depend on an individual's level of devotion, time availability, and personal circumstances. The most important aspect of reciting the Hanuman Chalisa is the devotion and intention with which it is performed, rather than the specific number of times it is repeated.

How to call Lord Hanuman for help?

There are several ways to call upon Lord Hanuman for help in Hinduism. Here are a few commonly practiced methods:

Reciting the Hanuman Chalisa: Reciting the Hanuman Chalisa, a devotional hymn to Lord Hanuman, is considered one of the most effective ways to seek the deity's blessings and receive his help.

Chanting the Mantra: Chanting the mantra "Om Sri Hanumate Namah" is another way to call upon Lord Hanuman for help. This mantra invokes the blessings and protection of the deity and is considered a powerful tool for spiritual growth and protection.

Offering Prayers and Flowers: Offering prayers and flowers to Lord Hanuman is a traditional way of seeking his blessings and help. This can be done at a temple dedicated to the deity or at home by creating a simple altar.

Performing Hanuman Puja: Performing a puja (Hindu religious ceremony) to Lord Hanuman is another way to seek his help. This can involve offerings of food, flowers, and incense, as well as reciting prayers and mantras in his honor.

Ultimately, the most important aspect of calling upon Lord Hanuman for help is the devotion and intention with which the request is made. Whether it is through reciting the Hanuman Chalisa, chanting mantras, offering prayers and flowers, or performing puja, the focus should be on establishing a strong connection with the deity and seeking his blessings with a sincere and devoted heart.

Who is Hanuman's enemy?

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In Hindu mythology, Lord Hanuman is associated with several enemies, the most notable of which is the demon king Ravana. Lord Hanuman is revered as a devotee of Lord Rama, and as such, he played a key role in the battle between Lord Rama and Ravana, who had abducted Lord Rama's wife Sita. Lord Hanuman was instrumental in helping Lord Rama find Sita and defeat Ravana in the epic battle described in the Hindu scripture the Ramayana.

Another notable enemy of Lord Hanuman is the demoness Surasa, who attempted to prevent Lord Hanuman from completing his mission to find the herb that could cure Lord Rama's brother Lakshmana. Lord Hanuman defeated Surasa and completed his mission, thereby demonstrating his devotion and strength to Lord Rama.

These enemies of Lord Hanuman symbolize the obstacles and challenges that can arise in the path of spiritual growth and devotion. The deity is revered as a symbol of unwavering devotion, strength, and courage, and his battles against these enemies serve as an inspiration for individuals seeking to overcome obstacles and achieve their goals.

Who gave birth to Hanumanji?

In Hindu mythology, Lord Hanuman was born to the monkey king Kesari and Anjana, who was an apsara (celestial nymph) transformed into a monkey. According to the Hindu epic Ramayana, Anjana was performing penance to Lord Shiva in order to obtain a son who would be blessed with strength and devotion. Impressed by her devotion, Lord Shiva granted her wish and blessed her with a son who would become known as Lord Hanuman.

The birth of Lord Hanuman is celebrated as Hanuman Jayanti, a Hindu festival that is observed in the Hindu month of Chaitra (March-April) and is dedicated to the deity. Hanuman Jayanti is a time for devotees to come together to offer prayers and celebrate the life and teachings of Lord Hanuman, who is revered as a symbol of strength, devotion, and courage.

Which colour Lord Hanuman likes?

Lord Hanuman is typically depicted as having a reddish-orange complexion, so it is safe to say that red/orange may be considered a color that is associated with him.

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May Lord Hanuman bless all those reading this text! 

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