Hanuman ( A repost )

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adi_shakthi16

 

THe story of vir hanuman is a facinating story . vir bhakth

hanuman's character is the embodiment of valor, loyalty and

devotion. Lord hanuman worshipped lord rama in the classic DAASYA

bhava of bhakti- the master-servant relationship. (READ DEVI BHAKTA'S

POST)

 

Hanuman plays a prominent part in ramayana-sunderkand in ramayana

glorifies the valiant feat performed by vir hanuman hanuman helped

sri rama in rescuing sita from the clutches of the demon king

ravana . Hanuman also carried Sri Rama and Lakshmana on his shoulder

when they were in search of Sugreeva, the king of Vanara in

Kishkindha and helped them to find Sita. Prior to the war between Sri

Rama and Ravana, hanuman visited Lanka, met Ravana, created havoc and

burnt down the city of Lanka (Lanka Dahan).

 

During the war, when Lakshmana was injured seriously, Sushena, the

surgeon/physician of the monkey army, despatched haanuman to bring

herbal medicine, Jadi Buti, from the far-off Sanjeevini mountain in

the Himalayas, before sunrise. Flying over the Himalayas and unable

to identify the particular herb quickly, Hanuman uprooted and carried

the entire Sanjivini mountain in time to save the life of Lakshmana.

Hanuman was blessed by Sri Rama with immortality (chiranjeevi).

Hanuman was a bachelor and is worshipped in all the temples of India.

Every temple of Sri Rama contains an icon of Hanuman. The worship of

Sri Rama is complete only with the worship of Hanuman. Sant Tulsidas

composed the 40 stanzas of Hanuman Chalisa in praise of Hanuman.

 

Ha means Isvara, Supreme Consciousness; Nu means that which pervades;

man means manifested, thus, Hanuman is the manifested existence of

the Supreme Consciousness that pervades all. hanumanjis also known by

other names such as Anjaneya, Anjali Putra, Bajarangabali, Hanuman,

Mahaveer, Maruti, Pavanputra etc. Hanuman, the Monkey God, is the son

of Vayu or Marut, the wind god. Hanuman's mother is Anjana. (the

queen of monkeys) Hanuman is the fastest and the most agile god.

 

the worship of the Lord as a servant,(dasya) is one of the popular

bhavas in bhakti-here, the bhakta sees himself as a selfless servant

serving god in every possible way.

 

Once, sita devi was applying sindur (red kumkum ) on her forehead and

when hanumanji saw that he asked sita devi the significance of

applying the sindur- sita devi replied " hanuman beta, when a woman

applies sindur on her forehead, she is parying for the longetivity of

her husbband's life and i am praying for sri rama's long life. "

immediately,, hanumanji went and applied sindur all over his body and

told sita devi " mataji, now i have applied sindur all over my body

and sri rama will be immortal, eternal and ever lasting." that is

why, in hindu temples, one will see hanuman's body smeared with the

red SINDUR.

 

 

 

MORE STORIES ON HANUMAN....

adi_shakthi16

 

This is the story one cannot find in the epic Ramayana. After the

victory over Ravana; Ram, Sita, Bharat, Hanuman and his guards were

returning to Ayodhya. On the way, they camped at the seashore. Ram

and Sita were resting in their tent, while Bharat was relaxing in

his. Hanuman as always was alert and was sitting on one of the

branches of a nearby tree, keeping vigil. At that moment, Hanuman saw

Ram coming out of his tent. It was late in the night and Ram stood

still near the waters. To Hanuman's surprise, Ram picked up a stone,

looked at it, and threw it in the waters. Soon it disappeared. Ram

took another stone and threw it in the water. That too disappeared.

This continued for some time. Ram went on picking stones and throwing

them into the water. Hanuman was dumbfounded. He could not understand

Ram's strange behavior. He could not restrain himself any more. He

jumped from the tree and went to Ram and asked him, "What are you

doing, My Lord ?Oh Hanuman, I was thinking about you and your

fellow men, who have befooled me. You said that you could build a

bridge on the sea to Lanka by just throwing the stones in the sea,

and that they floated as you recited my name." Ram said angrily. "But

that is a fact !" replied Hanuman. "This cannot be true. I am

attempting the same feat but to no avail. Now tell me how can it be

possible ?" Ram asked. "But sir, there is a basic difference,"

replied Hanuman, "The stones carried our faith in your name !"

 

FAITH CAN BUILD BRIDGES...

 

jai vir hanuman ki!

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> --- nora55_1999 <nora55_1999 wrote:

> > adi_shakthi16

> >

> > THe story of vir hanuman is a facinating story .

> vir

> > bhakth

> > hanuman's character is the embodiment of valor,

> > loyalty and

> > devotion. Lord hanuman worshipped lord rama in

> the

> > classic DAASYA

> > bhava of bhakti- the master-servant relationship.

> > (READ DEVI BHAKTA'S

> > POST)

> >

> > Hanuman plays a prominent part in

> > ramayana-sunderkand in ramayana

> > glorifies the valiant feat performed by vir

> hanuman

> > hanuman helped

> > sri rama in rescuing sita from the clutches of the

> > demon king

> > ravana . Hanuman also carried Sri Rama and

> Lakshmana

> > on his shoulder

> > when they were in search of Sugreeva, the king of

> > Vanara in

> > Kishkindha and helped them to find Sita. Prior to

> > the war between Sri

> > Rama and Ravana, hanuman visited Lanka, met

> Ravana,

> > created havoc and

> > burnt down the city of Lanka (Lanka Dahan).

> >

> > During the war, when Lakshmana was injured

> > seriously, Sushena, the

> > surgeon/physician of the monkey army, despatched

> > haanuman to bring

> > herbal medicine, Jadi Buti, from the far-off

> > Sanjeevini mountain in

> > the Himalayas, before sunrise. Flying over the

> > Himalayas and unable

> > to identify the particular herb quickly, Hanuman

> > uprooted and carried

> > the entire Sanjivini mountain in time to save the

> > life of Lakshmana.

> > Hanuman was blessed by Sri Rama with immortality

> > (chiranjeevi).

> > Hanuman was a bachelor and is worshipped in all

> the

> > temples of India.

> > Every temple of Sri Rama contains an icon of

> > Hanuman. The worship of

> > Sri Rama is complete only with the worship of

> > Hanuman. Sant Tulsidas

> > composed the 40 stanzas of Hanuman Chalisa in

> praise

> > of Hanuman.

> >

> > Ha means Isvara, Supreme Consciousness; Nu means

> > that which pervades;

> > man means manifested, thus, Hanuman is the

> > manifested existence of

> > the Supreme Consciousness that pervades all.

> > hanumanjis also known by

> > other names such as Anjaneya, Anjali Putra,

> > Bajarangabali, Hanuman,

> > Mahaveer, Maruti, Pavanputra etc. Hanuman, the

> > Monkey God, is the son

> > of Vayu or Marut, the wind god. Hanuman's mother

> is

> > Anjana. (the

> > queen of monkeys) Hanuman is the fastest and the

> > most agile god.

> >

> > the worship of the Lord as a servant,(dasya) is

> one

> > of the popular

> > bhavas in bhakti-here, the bhakta sees himself as

> a

> > selfless servant

> > serving god in every possible way.

> >

> > Once, sita devi was applying sindur (red kumkum )

> on

> > her forehead and

> > when hanumanji saw that he asked sita devi the

> > significance of

> > applying the sindur- sita devi replied " hanuman

> > beta, when a woman

> > applies sindur on her forehead, she is parying for

> > the longetivity of

> > her husbband's life and i am praying for sri

> rama's

> > long life. "

> > immediately,, hanumanji went and applied sindur

> all

> > over his body and

> > told sita devi " mataji, now i have applied sindur

> > all over my body

> > and sri rama will be immortal, eternal and ever

> > lasting." that is

> > why, in hindu temples, one will see hanuman's body

> > smeared with the

> > red SINDUR.

> >

> >

> >

> > MORE STORIES ON HANUMAN....

> > adi_shakthi16

> >

> > This is the story one cannot find in the epic

> > Ramayana. After the

> > victory over Ravana; Ram, Sita, Bharat, Hanuman

> and

> > his guards were

> > returning to Ayodhya. On the way, they camped at

> the

> > seashore. Ram

> > and Sita were resting in their tent, while Bharat

> > was relaxing in

> > his. Hanuman as always was alert and was sitting

> on

> > one of the

> > branches of a nearby tree, keeping vigil. At that

> > moment, Hanuman saw

> > Ram coming out of his tent. It was late in the

> night

> > and Ram stood

> > still near the waters. To Hanuman's surprise, Ram

> > picked up a stone,

> > looked at it, and threw it in the waters. Soon it

> > disappeared. Ram

> > took another stone and threw it in the water. That

> > too disappeared.

> > This continued for some time. Ram went on picking

> > stones and throwing

> > them into the water. Hanuman was dumbfounded. He

> > could not understand

> > Ram's strange behavior. He could not restrain

> > himself any more. He

> > jumped from the tree and went to Ram and asked

> him,

> > "What are you

> > doing, My Lord ?Oh Hanuman, I was thinking

> about

> > you and your

> > fellow men, who have befooled me. You said that

> you

> > could build a

> > bridge on the sea to Lanka by just throwing the

> > stones in the sea,

> > and that they floated as you recited my name." Ram

> > said angrily. "But

> > that is a fact !" replied Hanuman. "This cannot be

> > true. I am

> > attempting the same feat but to no avail. Now tell

> > me how can it be

> > possible ?" Ram asked. "But sir, there is a basic

> > difference,"

> > replied Hanuman, "The stones carried our faith in

> > your name !"

> >

> > FAITH CAN BUILD BRIDGES...

> >

> > jai vir hanuman ki!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

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