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Saturday, December 7, 2024

Hanuman mantras

Hanuman biija mantra

AUM AIIM BHRIIM HANUMATE SHRII RAAM DUUTAAYA NAMAHA


Hanuman gayatri mantra

Omm Anjaneyaye Vidmahe

Mahabalaye Dhiimahi

Tanno Hanumaan Prachodayaat


Sri Hanuman Stavan

atulita-bala-dhaaman hema shilabha deham

danujavana-krsnam janina-mgraganyam

sakalagunaa-nidhaanam vaanaranaa-madhiisam

raghupati-priya-bhaktam vataa jaatam namaami

I salute the son of the Wind God (Hanuman), the leader of the monkeys and the messenger of Rama, whose strength in matchless, whose body is like a hill of gold, who burns up the forest of asuras (demons) like a jungle fire, who towers among the spiritually illumined ones, and who is a treasure-house of all virtues.

gospadi-krta-varaasim-masakikrta-raksasaam

ramaayana-mahaamala-ratnam vande-nilaatmajam

Salutation to the son of the Wind God (Hanuman), who crossed the ocean as if it were a puddle in the hoof-marks of a calf, who squashed the Rakshasas as if they were mosquitoes, and who by his deeds shines like the central gem in the necklace of the Ramayana.

anjana nandanam viram janaki-soka naashanam

kapisha maksahan taaram vande lanka-bhayankaram

I salute the heroic Hanuman, the leader of the monkeys and the son of Anjana, who is the slayer of (Ravan’s son) Akshkumara, who was a terror to the inhabitants of Lanka, and who assuaged the grief of Sita.

ullanghya sindhoh salilam salilam

yaah shoka vahanim janakat majayah

adayaa tenaiva dadahaa lankam

namaami tam pranjalir-anjaneyam

With palms joined in reverence, I prostrate to the son of Anjana who leaped across the sea as in sport, removing the fire from Sita’s mind and burning Lanka with that very fire.

manojavam maruta tulyavegam

jitendriyam budhimaatam varishitam

vaatmajam vanaraayutha mukhyam

sri rama dhuutam sharanam prapadhye

I bow my head to hanuman, the Wind God’s Son, Messenger of Rama, Leader of the Monkey Army, who is fast as the wind and quick as the mind, who is the master of his senses and most distinguished and wise.

anjaneya mati patalaananam

kanchanadri kamaniya-vigraham

parijata tarumula-vasinam

bhavayaami paavamana-nananam

I meditate on the son of the Wind God and Anjana, whose face is deep red in complexion, whose body is as fascinating as a mountain of gold, and whose favourite resort is the base of the Parijata tree.

yatra yatra raghunaatha-kirtanam

tatra tatra krta masta kaanjalim

baspa vaari paripurna-locanam

maarutim naamata rakshas-antakam

I prostrate before Maruti (Hanuman), the dealer of death to the Rakshasas (Demons), who, with head bent down, palms folded in adorations, and eyes brimming with tears, frequents every place where Rama’s Name is glorified.


108 names of Hanuman

1. Anjaneya

Son of Anjana

 

2. Anjanagarbhasambhoota

Born of Anjani

 

3. Ashokavanikachhetre

Destroyer of Ashoka Orchard

 

4. Akshahantre

Slayer of Aksha

 

5. Balarka Sadrushanana

Like the Rising Sun

 

6. Bheemasenasahayakrute

Helper of Bheema

 

7. Batnasiddhikara

Granter of Strength

 

8. Bhakthavatsala

Protector of Devotees

 

9. Bajrangbali

With strength of daamod

 

10. Bhavishya Chaturanana

Aware of Future Happenings

 

11. Chanchaladwala

Glittering Tail Suspended Above The Head.

 

12. Chiranjeevini

Immortal

 

13. Chaturbahave

Four-Armed

 

14. Dashabahave

Ten-Armed

 

15. Danta

Peaceful

 

16. Dheera

Courageous

 

17. Deenabandhave

Defender of the Oppressed

 

18. Daithyakulantaka

Destroyer of Demons

 

19. Daityakarya Vidhyataka

Destroyer of All Demons’ Activities

 

20. Dhruddavrata

Determined Meditator

 

21. Dashagreevakulantaka

Slayer of the Ten-Headed Ravana Race

 

22. Gandharvavidya Tatvangna

Exponent in the Art of Celestials

 

23. Gandhamadhana Shailastha

Resident of Gandhamadhana

 

24. Hanumanta

One with Puffy Cheeks

 

25. Indrajit Prahitamoghabrahmastra Vinivaraka

Remover of the Effect of Indrajit’s Brahmastra

 

26. Jambavatpreeti Vardhana

Winner of Jambavan’s Love

 

27. JaiKapeesh

Hailing Monkey

 

28. Kapeeshwara

Lord of Monkeys

 

29. Kabalikruta

One who swallowed the Sun

 

30. Kapisenanayaka

Head of the Monkey Army

 

31. Kumarabrahmacharine

Youthful Bachelor

 

32. Kesarinandan

Son of Kesari

 

33. Kesarisuta

Son of Kesari

 

34. Kalanemi Pramathana

Slayer of Kalanemi

 

35. Harimarkatamarkata

Lord of the Monkeys

 

36. Karagrahavimoktre

One who Frees from Imprisonment

 

37. Kalanabha

Organizer of Time

 

38. Kanchanabha

Golden-Hued Body

 

39. Kamaroopine

Altering Form at Will

 

40. Lankineebhanjana

Slayer of Lankini

 

41. Lakshmanapranadatre

Reviver of Lakshmana’s Life

 

42. Lankapuravidahaka

The One Who Burnt Lanka

 

43. Lokapujya

Worshipped by the Universe

 

44. Maruti

Son of Marut (wind god)

 

45. Mahadhyuta

Most Radiant

 

46. Mahakaya

One with colossal body

 

47. Manojavaya

Swiftness like Wind

 

48. Mahatmane

Supreme Being

 

49. Mahavira

Most Courageous

 

50. Marutatmaja

Adored Like Gems

 

51. Mahabala Parakrama

Of Great Strength

 

52. Mahatejase

Most Radiant

 

53. Maharavanamardana

Slayer of the Famous Ravana

 

54. Mahatapase

Great Meditator

 

55. Navavyakruti

Pandita Skilful Scholar

 

56. Parthadhwajagrasamvasine

Having Principal Place on Arjuna’s Flag

 

57. Pragnya

Scholar

 

58. Prasannatmane

Cheerful

 

59. Pratapavate

Known for Valour

 

60. Paravidhyaparihara

Destroyer of Enemies Wisdom

 

61. Parashaurya Vinashana

Destroyer of Enemy’s Valour

 

62. Parijata Tarumoolastha

Dweller under the Parijata Tree

 

63. Prabhave

Popular Lord

 

64. Paramantra Nirakartre

Acceptor of Rama’s Mantra Only

 

65. Pingalaksha

Pink-Eyed

 

66. Pavanputra

Son of Wind god

 

67. Panchavaktra

Five-Faced

 

68. Parayantra Prabhedaka

Destroyer of Enemies’ Missions

 

69. Ramasugreeva Sandhatre

Mediator between Rama and Sugreeva

 

70. Ramakathalolaya

Crazy of listening Rama’s Story

 

71. Ratnakundala Deeptimate

wearing Gem-Studded Earrings

 

72. Rudraveerya Samudbhava

Born of Shiva

 

73. Ramachudamaniprada

Deliverer of Rama’s Ring

 

74. Ramabhakta

Devoted to Rama

 

75. Ramadhuta

Ambassador of Rama

 

76. Rakshovidhwansakaraka

Slayer of Demons

 

77. Sankatamochanan

Reliever of sorrows

 

78. Sitadevi Mudrapradayaka

Deliverer of the Ring of Sita

 

79. Sarvamayavibhanjana

Destroyer of All Illusions

 

80. SarvabandhaVimoktre

Detacher of all Relationship

 

81. Sarvagraha Nivashinay

Killer of all Evil Effects of Planets

 

82. Sarvaduhkhahara

Reliever of all Agonies

 

83. Sarvalolkacharine

Wanderer of all Places

 

84. Sarvamantra Swaroopavate

Possessor of all Hymns

 

85. Sarvatantra Sawaroopine

Shape of all Hymns

 

86. Sarvayantratmaka

Dweller in all Yantras

 

87. Sarvarogahara

Reliever of all Ailments

 

88. Sarvavidhyasampath Pradayaka

Granter of Knowledge and Wisdom

 

89. Shrunkalabandhamochaka

Reliever from a Chain of Distresses

 

90. Sitashoka Nivarana

Destroyer of Sita’s Sorrow

 

91. Shrimate

Honored

 

92. Simhikaprana Bhanjana

Slayer of Simhika

 

93. Sugreeva Sachiva

Minister of Sugreeva

 

94. Shoora

Gallant

 

95. Surarchita

Worshipped by Celestials

 

96. Sphatikabha

Spotless, Crystal-Clear

 

97. Sanjeevananagahatre

Carrier of Sanjeevi Mount

 

98. Shuchaye

Pure, Chaste

 

99. Shanta

Very Composed and Calm

 

100. Shatakanttamadapahate

Destroyer of Shatakantta’s Arrogance

 

101. Sitanveshana Pandita

Skilful in finding Sita’s Whereabouts

 

102. Sharapanjarabhedaka

Destroyer of the Nest made of Arrows

 

103. Sitaramapadaseva

Always engaged in Rama’s Service

 

104. Sagarotharaka

Leapt Across the Ocean

 

105. Tatvagyanaprada

Granter of Wisdom

 

106. Vanara

Monkey

 

107. Vibheeshanapriyakara

Beloved of Vibheeshana

 

108. Vajrakaya

Hard Like Metal

 

109. Vardhimainakapujita

Worshipped by Mynaka

 

110. Vagmine

Spokesman

 

111. Vijitendriya

Controller of the Senses

 

112. Vajranakha

Strong-Nailed

 

113. Vagadheeksha

Lord of Spokesmen

 

114. Yogine

Yogi (Saint)


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