Tuesday, June 17, 2014

Hanuman Chalisa

Hanuman Chalisa is a 40 (+3) lined hymn in Awadhi language (a language similar to Hindi and whose origin is from Sanskrit) composed by Goswami Tulsidas in praise of Lord Hanuman, an ardent devotee of Lord Rama.

Chalis=40, chalisa=40 lined; Hanuman Chalisa is a Hymn of 40 lines in praise of Lord Hanuman

Stories of Tulsidas, Raghavendra Swami describe the compasssion and support of Hanuman to those who seek his help or pray to Lord Rama. Tulsidas has written this to inspire spiritual aspirants to become devotees of Lord Rama so that they are blessed and protected by Hanuman, and are spiritually progressing.

By singing the Stotra a devotee always reminds himself of the greatness of Hanuman, his devotion and his terrible fights against unrighteous. A serious devotee will gain much spiritual support from this in his own fight against his imperfections.

Lord Hanuman


Lord Hanuman is well known for his extreme devotion to Lord Rama. Lord Hanuman is always depicted in the Indian folklaire as an icon of true devotion and a symbol of the power of true devotion and chastity.

Lord Hanuman's devotion to Lord Rama is symbolic of the devotion of the enlightened individual soul towards the supreme soul.

Many stories from the Indian literature tell the tales of Lord Hanuman protecting devotees of Lord Rama and helping those who seek his either spiritually or otherwise. Swami Tulasidas has written these lines in respect of Lord Hanuman's great character, in praise of his powers and also devotion.

Swami Tulsidas


Goswami Tulsidas a poet of devotional songs, is famous for his works of devotion like Ramcharitmas and Hanuman Chalisa.

Tulsidas wrote Hanuman chalisa in respect to Hanuman a divine devotee of the Lord, Hanuman Chalisa reminds the devotees of Lord Hanuman's greatness and keeps their mind free from evil

Hanuman Chalisa has 40 verses, each verse is four lined (chaupi), This stotra has 2 introductory Dohas (couplets) and one in the end


Lyrics and meaning

Introductory Doha 1
Shreeguru charana saroja raja nija mana mukura sudhaari
baranau raghubara bimala jasu jo daayak phala chaari

"Cleansing the mirror of my mind with the dust from the Lotus-feet of Divine Guru, I describe the unblemished glory of Lord Rama, which bestows four fruits of Righteousness (Dharma), Wealth (Artha), Pleasure (Kama) and Liberation (Moksha) "

[ShreeGuru=revered Guru; Charana=feet; Saroja=lotus; Raja=dust/ particle;Nija=Mine;mana=mind;mukura=mirror; sudhaari=Cleansing/applying;Baranau=Describe; Raghubara=Of Raghu Vamsha, Lord Rama; Mala=impurity,Bimala=pure; Jasu=Glory; Jo=which, Daayak=bestower, Phala=fruit, Chaar=four ]


Introductory Doha 2
Buddhiheena tanu jaanikai sumirau pavanakumāra
Bal buddhi bidyā dehu mohi harahu kalesa bikāra

"Considering this person as intelligence less, I remember Lord Hanuman. Give me strength, intelligence and knowledge, cure my body ailments and mental imperfections"

[BuddhiHeena=without intelligence; tanu=body, person; jaanikai=knowing;sumirau=remembder; pavanakumar=son of wind god, Hanuman; Bal=strength;Buddhi=intelligence; Bidya=knowledge; dehu=give; harahu=remove, clear;kalesa=ailments; bikara=imperfections]


1. Jaya hanumāna Jnaana guna saagara, Jaya kapeesha tihu loka ujaagara

"Victory to Hanuman who is the ocean of Wisdom and Virtues, Victory to the king of Monkeys who is illuminating three worlds"

[Jaya=victory/ glory; Jnaana=Wisdom; guna=virtues/ qualities; saagara=ocean;Kapeesha=King of Monkeys=Hanuman; tihu=three; loka=world;ujaagara=illuminator]


2. Rāma dūta atulita bala dhāmā, Anjani putra pavanasuta nāmā

"You are the messenger of Rama (to Sita), You are the abode of incomparable power. You are also called by the names of 'Anjani Putra' (Son of Anjana) and 'Pavana suta' (son of wind god)"

[Doota=messenger; tulita=measured; atilita=immeasurable; bala=power;dhama=abode; Anjani=of Anjana; putra=son; pavana=wind; suta=son;naama=name]


3. Mahābīra bikrama bajarangī, kumati nivāra sumati ke sangī

"Oh mighty valorous one, of terrific deeds whose body organs are as strong as Diamond (or the weapon of God Indra). Cure my bad mind oh companion of those with pure (good) mind"

[Maha=great;Beera=Brave; Vikram=great deeds; bajra=diamond; ang=body parts; kumati=bad intellect; nivara=cure, clean, destroy; sumati=good intelligence;ke=of; sangi=companion ]


4. Kaanchana barana birāja subesākānana, kundala kunchita keshā

"You are golden colored, you are shining in your beautiful attire. You have beautiful ear-rings in your ear and curly hairs"

[Kaanchana=golden; barana=hue; birāja=resplendent, shining; subesā=good attire/ good looks; kānana=ear; Kundala=ear-rings; kunchita=curly; Kesha=hair]


5. Hātha bajra au dhvajā birājai, kāndhe mūnji janeū sājai

"Vajrayudha (mace) and flag are shining in your hand. Sacred thread made of Munja grass adorns your shoulder"

[Hath=hand, Bajra=Mace as powerful as vajrayudha or diamond; au=and;dhvaja=flag; biraji=take place; kaandhe=on shoulders; munji=of munja grass;janeoo=upavita thread, sacred thread; Sajai=adorn ]


6. Shankara suvana kesarī nandana, Teja pratāpa mahā jaga bandana

"O partial incarnation of Lord shiva, giver of joy to King Kesari. Your great majesty is revered by the whole world"

[Shankara=Lord shiva; Kesari=King Kesari, father of Hanuman; Nandana=son. joy giver; Teja=shine, grandness; Pratapa=prowess; Maha=great; jaga=world;bandana=worship]


7. Bidyāvāna gunī ati chātura, Rāma kāja karibe ko ātura

"Oh one learned in all Vidyas, one full of virtues, Very clever. You are always eager to do Rama's tasks"

[Bidyavan=one who has learned Vidyas; Guni=having gunas; ati=very;chatura=clever; Kaaja=task, work; Karibe=doing, do; ko=to; Aatura=eager ]

8. Prabhu charitra sunibe ko rasiyā, rāma lakhana sītā mana basiyā

"You enjoy listening to Lord Rama's story; Lord Rama, Lakshman and Sita reside in your heart"

[Prabhu=lord; Charitra=story, history; sunibe=hear; ko=to; Rasiya=joy;Mana=mind; Basiya=reside, stay]


9. Sūkshma rūpa dhari siyahi dikhāvā bikata rūpa dhari lanka jarāvā

"Assuming the smallest form you saw (visited) Sita. Assuming the gigantic form you burnt down the Lanka"

[sookshma=micro, minute; roopa=form, body; dhari=assuming, taking;siyahi=Sita; Dikhava=saw; Bikata=enormous; Lanka=Sri Lanka; Jaraava=burned]


10. Bhīma rūpa dhari asura samhāre, rāmachandra ke kāja samvāre

"Assuming a terrible form you slayed demons. You made Lord Rama's works easier"

[Bheema=terrible; roopa=form; Dhari=assuming; Asura=demon;samhar=destroy; Ramachandra=Rama of Chandra Vamsha; Kaja=work;Samvare=manage, make it easy, carry out]


11. lāya sanjīvani lakhana jiyāe, shrī raghubīra harashi ura lāye

"You brought Sanjeevini mountain to save Lakshmana's Life. Lord Rama embraced you in joy"

[laaya=brought; Sanjeevani=a herb that brings back the dead; Lakhan=Lakshman;Jiyaye=saved; Raghubira=Brave one of Raghu Clan, Lord Rama; Harashi=with joy;Ura=neck; Laye=gave, brought ]


12. Raghupati kīnhī bahut badāī, tum mama priya bharata hi sama bhāī

"Lord Rama praised you very much saying 'You are dear to me like my brother Bharata'"

[Raghupati=King of Raghu Clan; Bahut=very much; Badaayi=praised; Tum=you;mama=my, mine; priya=dear; Bharata=brother of Rama; hi=like; sama=equal;Bhai=brother ]


13. Sahasa badana tumharo jasa gāvai, asa kahi shrīpati kantha lagāvai

"'May the thousand headed serpent Adishesha sing of your glory' saying this Lord Rama embraced you"

[Sahasa=thousand; badan=body; Tumharo=your; Jasa=success, glory;Gaavai=sing; asa=like this; kahi=saying; shripati=husband of Goddess shree or Lakshmi, Lord Rama; Kantha=neck; Lagavai=embrace]


14. Sanakādika brahmādi munīsā, nārada sārada sahita ahīsā

"Sanaka, Brahma and other Royal sages, Narad, Saraswati and Adishesha"

[Sanaka=sage sanaka, adika=other more; brahma=Creator Brahma; Aadi=and others; Muneesha=Royal sages; Narada=Sage Narad; Sharada=Goddess saraswati; Sahita=including; Aheeshaa=Adishesha]


15. Yama kubera dikpāla jahā te, kavi kobida kahi sakai kahā te

"Yama, Kubera, Dikpaalakas, poets and singers; they can not describe your greatness properly"

[Yama=God of Time/death; Kubera=God of treasures; Dikpaalas=Gods of 8 directions; Kavi=poet; Kovida=singer; Kahi=how; Kaha=say;]


16. Tuma upakāra sugrīvahi kīnhā, rāam milāya rājapada dīnhā

"You helped Sugreeva. You made him friends with Rama which gave him his Kingship back"

[Tuma=you; Upakaara=help; Sugreeva=Monkey King Sugreeva; Kinha=did;Milaaya=made them meet, join; Rajapada=kingship; Dinha=gave]


17. Tumharo mantra vibhīshana mānā, lankeshvara bhae saba jaga jānā

"Vibheeshana accepted your Suggestion. He became the king of Lanka because of your advice, whole world knows it"

[Tmharo=your; mantra=words; Vibheeshan=brother of Raavan who fought on Rama's side; Maana=accepted; Lankeshvara=King of Lanka; Saba=all;Jaga=world; Jaana=knows]


18. Yuga sahasra yojana para bhānū, līlyo tāhi madhura phala jānū

"You flew towards the sun who is thousands of years of Yojanas away, thinking of him as a sweet fruit"

[Yuga=year; Sahasra=thousand; Yojana=distance of 10-15km, 8 mile is the most agreed upon distance; para=away; Bhanu=sun; Madhura=sweet; Phala=fruit;Janu=knowing, thinking]


19. Prabhu mudrikā meli mukha māhī, jaladhi lānghi gaye acharaja nāhī

"Putting the ring of Rama in your mouth, you jumped and flew over Ocean to Lanka, there is no surprise in that"

[Prabhu=Lord; Mudrika=ring; meli=in,over; Mukha=mouth; Mahi=keeping;jaladhi=Ocean; Laanghi gaye=jumped; Acharaja=surprise; Naahi=no]


20. Durgama kāja jagata ke jete, sugama anugraha tumhare tete

"All the difficult tasks in the world, become easy if there is your grace"

[Durgama=difficult; Kaja=task; Jagata=word; Ke=of; Jete=how many;Sugama=easy; Anugraha=grace; Tumhare=your; tete=if there is]


21. Rāma duāre tuma rakhavāre, hota na āgyā binu paisāre

"Your the doorkeeper of Rama's court. Without your permission nobody can enter Rama's abode"

[Duare=door;tuma=you;rakhavaare=keeper; hota=have, having; na=without;agyaa=permission; binu=nobody; paisaare=enter, come in]


22. Saba sukha lahai tumhārī saranā, tuma rakshaka kāhū ko daranā

"All happiness stay with those who take refuge in you. You are the protector, why be afraid? "

[saba=all; sukha=happiness, pleasures; Lahai=stay; tumhari=in your;sarana=refuge; tuma=you; rakshaka=protector; kahoo ko=why? or of whom;darana=be afraid]


23. āpan tej samhāro āpai, tino lok hānka te kāpai

"Only you can cancel your powers. All three worlds tremble in fear"

[Aapan=your; Tej=power; Samharo=destroy, control; Apai=you; Tino=three;lok=worlds; hanka=fear; kapai=shake]


24. bhūta pishācha nikata nahi āvai, mahābīra jaba nāma sunāvai

"Evil Spirits and Ghosts don't come near when your name is heard O great Courageous one"

[Bhoota=Evil spirits, Pishaacha=ghost; nikata=close; nahi=don't; avai=come;mahabira=maha+bira=great+brave; jaba=when; naama=name; sunavai=heard]


25. Nāsai roga harai saba pīrā, japata nirantara hanumata bīrā

"Diseases will be ended, all pains will be gone, when a devotee continuously repeats Hanuman the brave's name"

[Naasai=end, destroy; Roga=disease; Harai=end, close; Saba=all; Peera=pains, diseases, afflictions; Japata=keep repeating, remembering; nirantara=continuously;Beera=Brave]


26. Sankata te hanumāna chhudāvai, mana krama vachana dhyāna jo lāvai

"Hanuman will release those from troubles who meditate upon him in their mind, actions and words"

[Sankata=troubles, difficulties; te=from; Chhudaavai=release; mana=mind;krama=actions; vachana=words; dhyana=meditate, contemplate; jo=who;Lavai=apply, do, bring]


27. Saba para rāma tapasvī rājā, tina ke kāja sakala tuma sājā

"Rama is the king of all, he is the king of yogis. You managed all his tasks" or in other translation "He whoever takes refuge in Rama you will manage all their tasks"

[Saba=all; para=on; Tapasvi=one of austerities; Raja=king; Tina ke=whose;Kaaja=work; tuma=you; saaja=carried]


28. Aura manoratha jo koī lāvai, Soi amita jīvana phala pāvai

"Whoever brings many of their wishes to you, they will get unlimited fruits"

[aur=many, more; Manoratha=mental wishes, desires; jo koi=whoever;Lavai=brings; amita=infinite; jivana=life; phala=fruits; pavai=get, receive]


29. chāro juga pratāpa tumhārā, hai parasiddha jagata ujiyārā

"Your glory is for all the four yugas, Your greatness is very famous throughout the world, and illumines the world"

[Charo=four; juga=yugas; pratapa=glory; tumhara=your; hai=is;prasiddha=famous; jagata=world; ujiyara=illumined, spread]


30. Sādhu santa ke tuma rakhavāre, asura nikandana rāma dulāre

"You are the guardian of Saints and Good people. You killed demons and you are dear to Rama"

[Sadhu=good people, monks, simple people; Santa=saint; ke=of; tuma=you;Rakhavaare=keeper, guardian; Asura=demons; Nikandana=slayer; Dulare=dear]


31. Ashta siddhi nava nidhi ke dātā, asa bara dīnha jānakī mātā

"Mother Sita granted you a boon to become the bestower of 8 Siddhis (supernatural powers) and 9 Nidhis (divine treasures)"

[Ashta=eight; Siddhi=supernatural powers; Nava=nine; Nidhi=treasures; Ke=of;Daata=giver; Asa=like that; bara=boon; Dinha=give or gave; Janaaki=daughter of Janaka, Sita; Maata=mother]


32. Rāma rasāyana tumhare pāsā, sadā raho raghupati ke dāsā

"You have the sweet devotion to Rama. May you always be a devotee of Lord Rama"

[Ras=devotion, sweetness, love; Rasaayana=mixture or collection of sweetness;tumhaare=your; paasa=near; Sadaa=always; Raho= stay; Raghupati=Lord of Raghu Clan, Lord Rama; Ke=of; Daasa=servant, devotee]


33. Tumhare bhajana rāma ko pāvai, Janama janama ke dukha bisarāvai

"Singing your name gets us Rama himself and Removes the sufferings of many lives"

[Tumhare=your; Bhajana=chanting; Ko=to; Pavai=takes to, gives; Janama=life;Janama janama=life after life; Ke=of; dukha=unhappiness; Bisaravai=remove]


34. Anta kāla raghupati pura jāī, jahā janma hari bhakta kahāī

"He who sings of you, at the end of the life he attains to Lord Rama's abode. Where he will be born as a Devotee of Lord Rama"

[Anta=End; Kaala=time; Raghupati=Lord of Raghu clan, Rama; pura=city;Jaaee=go; Jaha=where; janma=born; Hari= Lord Rama; Bhakta=devotee;Kahai=called as, is said]


35. Aura devatā chitta na dharaī, hanumata sei sarva sukha karaī

"Not contemplating on other gods, gets his all happiness from Hanuman by serving him"

[Aura=more, other; Devata=gods; chitta=mind; na=dont; Dharai=contemplating; Sei=serving; sarva=all; sukha=happiness]


36. Sankata katai mitai saba pīrā, jo sumirai hanumata balabīrā

"Pains will be removed, all afflictions will be gone of who remembers Hanuman the mighty brave one"

[Sankata=trouble; katai=cut short; Mitai=removed; Saba=all; Peera=pains, troubles; Jo=who; Sumirai=remembers; Bala=power; Bira=brave]


37. Jaya jaya jaya hanumāna gosāī, kripā karahu gurudeva kī nāī

"Victory to you O master of the senses. Show mercy on us like a Guru does"

[Jaya=victory; Gosai=master of senses; kripaa=mercy, compassion; karahu=do, show; guru=teacher, dispeller of darkness; Deva=god; Ki nai=like;]


38. Jo shata bāra pāthakar koī, chhūtahi bandi mahāsukha hoī

"He whoever recits this hundred times, his chains of Bondage will be cut, Great happiness will be his"

[Jo=whoever; Shata=hundred; Baar=times; Paathakar=reciting; chhutahi=cut, removed; bandi=shackles, bondage; Mahasukha=great happiness, bliss;Hoi=happens, gets to]


39. Jo yaha padhai hanumāna chālīsā, hoya siddhi sākhī gaurīsā

"He whoever reads these verses on Hanuman, he will get spiritual attainments, Lord Shiva is the witness to this statement"

[Jo=who; yaha=this; Padhai=reads; Chalisa=40 lined hymn; Hoya=happens;Siddhi=attainments; Saakhi=witness; Gaureesha=Gowri+isha=Husband of Gowri=Lord Shiva;]


40. Tulasīdāsa sadā hari cherā, kījai nātha hridaya mama dherā

"Tulasidas is always a disciple of Lord Rama. O lord make my heart your abode"

[Sada=always; Hari= Lord Vishnu=Lord Rama; Chera=disciple, devotee;Kijai=please do; Natha=Lord; Hridaya=heart; mama=my, mine; Dheraa=abode]


Conclusive Doha 

Pavanatanaya sankata harana mangala mūrati rūpa
Rāma lakhana sītā sahita hridaya basahu sura bhūpa

"O Son of wind god, remover of difficulties, oh one of auspicious form. With Ram, Lakshman and Sita reside in our hearts of King of Gods"

[Pavanatanaya=Pavana+tanaya=Wind+son, son of wind god, Hanuman;Sankata=trouble; Harana=remover; Mangala=auspicious; Murati=statue, form;Rupa=form; Sahita=including; Hridaya=heart; Basahu=reside; Sura=gods;Bhupa=king ]

Thursday, June 12, 2014

Hanuman Mantra

Anjani Garbha Sambhutam - in sanskrit with meaning - mantra of Bhakta Hanuman

अंजनीगर्भ   संभूत
Anjani Garbha Sambhutam
Bhakta Hanuman
Ram Bhakta Hanuman

अंजनीगर्भ संभूत कपीन्द्र सचिवोत्तम
रामप्रिय नमस्तुभ्यं हनुमन् रक्ष सर्वदा
Amjanii-Garbha Sambhuuta Kapii-[I]ndra Sacivo[a-U]ttama |
Raama-Priya Namas-Tubhyam Hanuman Rakssa Sarvadaa ||

Meaning:
1: (I take Refuge in Hanuman) Who was Born from the Womb of Mother Anjani, and Who is the most Excellent Minister of the King of Monkeys (i.e. Sugriva), ...
2: ... Who is extremely Dear to Sri Rama; I Bow to You, O Hanuman, Please Protect me Always.

Hanunman Mantras

Manojavam Marutatulyavegam - in sanskrit with meaning - sloka on Bhakta Hanuman मनोजवं मारुततुल्यवेगं Manojavam Maarutatulyavegam Ram Bhakta Hanuman

 मनोजवं मारुततुल्यवेगं जितेन्द्रियं बुद्धिमतां वरिष्ठ । वातात्मजं वानरयूथमुख्यं श्रीरामदूतं शरणं प्रपद्ये । 
Mano-Javam Maaruta-Tulya-Vegam 
Jite[a-I]ndriyam Buddhi-Mataam Varissttha | Vaata-Atmajam Vaanara-Yuutha-Mukhyam Shriiraama-Duutam Sharannam Prapadye |

 Meaning: (I take Refuge in Sri Hanuman) 1: Who is Swift as Mind and Fast as Wind, 
 2: Who is the Master of the Senses and Honoured for His Excellent Intelligence, Learning and Wisdom, 
 3: Who is Son of the Wind God and Chief among the Monkeys, 
4: To that Messenger of Sri Rama, I take Refuge. Hanuman Anjani Suta - in sanskrit with meaning - 

Twelve names of Hanuman हनुमानञ्जनीसुनुर्वायुपुत्रो महाबलः Hanuman Anjani Sunur Vayu Putro Maha Balah Ram Bhakta Hanuman

 हनुमानञ्जनीसुनुर्वायुपुत्रो महाबलः । रामेष्टः फाल्गुनसखः पिङ्गाक्षोऽमोतविक्रमः ॥१॥ उदधिक्रमणश्चैव सीताशोकविनाशनः । लक्ष्मणप्राणदाताश्च दशग्रीवस्य दर्पहा ॥२॥ Hanumaan-An.janii-Sunur-Vaayu-Putro Mahaa-Balah | Raame[a_I]ssttah Phaalguna-Sakhah Pingga-Aksso-Amota-Vikramah ||1|| Udadhi-Kramannash-Cai[a-E]va Siitaa-Shoka-Vinaashanah | Lakssmanna-Praanna-Daataash-Ca Dasha-Griivasya Darpa-Haa ||2|| Meaning: (The Twelve Names of Bhakta Hanuman are) 
1: Hanuman (Bhakta Hanuman), Anjani Suta (Who is the Son of Devi Anjani), Vayu Putra (Who is the Son of Vayu Deva), Maha Bala (Who possess Great Strength), 
2: Ramestta (Who is Devoted to Sri Rama), Phalguna Sakha (Who is the Friend of Arjuna), Pingaksha (Whose Eyes are Yellowish or Brownish), Amita Vikrama (Whose Valour is Immeasurable or Boundless), 
3: Udadhi Kramana (Who has Crossed the Ocean), Sita Shoka Vinashana (Who Removed the Sorrow of Devi Sita), Lakshmana Prana Daata (Who is the Giver of Life to Sri Lakshmana) and Dasha Griva Darpaha (Who Destroyed the Pride of Ten-Headed Ravana),

 एवं द्वादश नामानि कपीन्द्रस्य महात्मनः । स्वापकाले प्रबोधे च यात्रा काले च यः पठेत् ॥३॥ तस्य सर्वभयं नास्ति रणे च विजयी भवेत् । राजद्वारे गह्वरे च भयं नास्ति कदाचन ॥४॥ Evam Dvaadasha Naamaani Kapiindrasya Mahaatmanah | Svaapa-Kaale Prabodhe Ca Yaatraa Kaale Ca Yah Patthet ||3|| Tasya Sarvabhayam Na-Asti Ranne Ca Vijayii Bhavet | Raaja-Dvaare Gahvare Ca Bhayam Na-Asti Kadaacana ||4|| Meaning: 4: These Twelve Names of Kapindra (Who is the Best among the Monkeys) and Who is Noble, ... 5: ... He Who Recites during Sleep and on Waking up, and during Journey; ... 6: ... for him, all Fears will Vanish, and he will become Victorious in the Battlefield (of Life), 7: There will not be any Fear anytime for him, whether he is in the Palace of a King or in a Remote Cave.

Anjani Garbha Sambhutam - in sanskrit with meaning - mantra of Bhakta Hanuman

अंजनीगर्भ   संभूत
Anjani Garbha Sambhutam

Bhakta Hanuman
Ram Bhakta Hanuman

अंजनीगर्भ संभूत कपीन्द्र सचिवोत्तम
रामप्रिय नमस्तुभ्यं हनुमन् रक्ष सर्वदा
Amjanii-Garbha Sambhuuta Kapii-[I]ndra Sacivo[a-U]ttama |
Raama-Priya Namas-Tubhyam Hanuman Rakssa Sarvadaa ||

Meaning:
1: (I take Refuge in Hanuman) Who was Born from the Womb of Mother Anjani, and Who is the most Excellent Minister of the King of Monkeys (i.e. Sugriva), ...
2: ... Who is extremely Dear to Sri Rama; I Bow to You, O Hanuman, Please Protect me Always.
Atulita Bala Dhamam - in sanskrit with meaning - sloka on Bhakta Hanuman अतुलितबलधामं हेमशैलाभदेहं Atulita Bala Dhamam Hema Shailabha Deham Ram Bhakta Hanuman अतुलितबलधामं हेमशैलाभदेहं दनुजवनकृशानुं ज्ञानिनामग्रगण्यम् । सकलगुणनिधानं वानराणामधीशं रघुपतिप्रियभक्तं वातात्मजं नमामि ॥ Atulita-Bala-Dhaamam Hema-Shailaabha-Deham Danuja-Vana-Krshaanum Jnyaaninaam-Agragannyam | Sakala-Gunna-Nidhaanam Vaanaraannaam-Adhiisham Raghupati-Priya-Bhaktam Vaata-[A]atmajam Namaami || Meaning: 1: (I Salute Sri Hanuman) Who is an Abode of Unparallel Power, and Whose Huge Body is like a Golden Mountain, 2: Who is like a raging Fire over the Forest of Demons, and the Foremost among the Jnanis (the Wise ones), 3: Who is a Storehouse of All Good Qualities and the Master of the Monkeys, 4: Who is a Dear Devotee of Raghupati (Sri Rama) and the Son of Vayudeva; I Salute Sri Hanuman. Yatra Yatra Raghunatha Kirtanam - in sanskrit with meaning - sloka on Bhakta Hanuman यत्र यत्र रघुनाथकीर्तनं Yatra Yatra Raghunatha Kirtanam Ram Bhakta Hanuman यत्र यत्र रघुनाथकीर्तनं तत्र तत्र कृतमस्तकांजलिम् वाष्पवारिपरिपूर्णालोचनं मारुतिं नमत राक्षसान्तकम् ॥ Yatra Yatra Raghunaatha-Kiirtanam Tatra Tatra Krta-Mastaka-Anjalim Vaasspa-Vaari-Paripuurnnaa-Locanam Maarutim Namata Raakssasa-Antakam || Meaning: 1: Wherever the Glories of Raghunatha are Sung, there, with Hands held over His Bowed Head in Salutation, ... 2: ... and Eyes Filled with Tears, Maruti (Bhakta Hanuman) is Present; I Salute Maruti Who puts an End to the Rakshasas. Hanuman Gayatri Mantra Japa - in sanskrit हनुमान गायत्री मन्त्रः Hanuman Gayatri Mantra ॐ रामदूताय विध्महे वायुपुत्राय धीमहि ।