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Hanuman Jayanti
Introduction
HanumanJayanti is a hindu festival celebrated all over India to commemorate the birth of Lord Hanuman. He was born to (Wind-God) Kesari and Anjani. According to legends he was born as a monkey god to serve Parmatama Lord Ram.
A Brief Background Hanumanji was given birth after a number of divine events. Anjani performed penance and Lord Shiva was pleased, so blessed her.He was granted a son after Vayu, the Wing God also blessed him.
Lord Hanuman was born on the chaitra Shukla Purnima(Full moon day on the Hindu Calendar Month of Chaitra). Also called by the names, Maruti, Pavanputra, Bajrangbali and Mahavira.
Specialities of Hanuman In most Hanuman mandirs, Lord Hanuman is worshiped either along with Lord Ram or seperately in temples.Also known as an avatara of Lord Rama, he is considered the God of power (Maruti).He was a brahmachari or celebate. Hanuman became a legend mainly for his unflinching devotion and loyalty for Paramatma Lord Ram.
He was an ideal karma yogi for his fearless, selfless service, humility and devotion for Lord Ram.Lord Hanuman is the only deity that cannot be troubled by negative energies.
Celebration Priests bathe the idol of Hanuman and smear it with oil and sindoor. Special prayers are held and Hanuman Chalisa is also recited by his devotees. This festival is more important among brahmacharis, body builders and wrestlers. Spiritual discourses are held on this day from dawn and prasads are distributed only after sunset. Saturday and Tuesday are considered as auspicious days to worship Lord Hanuman.Hanumanji is considered as a symbol of strength and energy. Lord Ram is rememberedand prayed on this day.
What is hanuman”s original name?
Scholars argue that immediately after the birth of Hanuman his mother Anjana named him Sunder(handsome boy) as he was extremely charming owing to the Divine Power imbibed in him. In support of this supposition a number or scholars say that the fifth chapter of the Ramcharitmanas which abounds in great and glorious deeds of Hanuman has been entitled as Sunder Kand (so also in Valmiki Ramayana).
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| Anjaneya | : Son of Anjana |
| Anjanagarbhasambhoota | : Born of Anjani |
| Ashokavanikachhetre | : Destroyer of Ashoka Grove |
| Akshahantre | : Slayer of Aksha |
| Balarka Sadrushanana | : Like the Rising Sun |
| Bheemasenasahayakrute | : Helper of Bheema |
| Batnasiddhikara | : Granter of Strength |
| Bhakthavatsala | : Protector of Devotees |
| Bajrangbali | : With strength of diamod |
| Bhavishya Chaturanana | : Aware of Future Happenings |
| Chanchaladwala | : Glittering Tail Suspended Above The Head. |
| Chiranjeevini | : Eternal Being |
| Chaturbahave | : Four-Armed |
| Dashabahave | : Ten-Armed |
| Danta | : Calm |
| Dheera | : Valiant |
| Deenabandhave | : Protector of the Downtrodden |
| Daithyakulantaka | : Destroyer of Demons |
| Daityakarya Vidhyataka | : Destroyer of All Demons” Activities |
| Dhruddavrata | : Strong-Willed Meditator. |
| Dashagreevakulantaka | : Slayer of the Ten-Headed Ravana Race |
| Gandharvavidya Tatvangna | : Exponent in the Art of Celestials |
| Gandhamadhana Shailastha | : Dweller of Gandhamadhana |
| Hanumanta | : Puffy Cheeks |
| Indrajit Prahitamoghabrahmastra Vinivaraka | : Remover of the Effect of Indrajit”s Brahmastra |
| Jambavatpreeti Vardhana | : Winning Jambavan”s Love |
| JaiKapeesh | : Hail Monkey |
| Kapeeshwara | : Lord of Monkeys |
| Kabalikruta | : Swallower of the Sun |
| Kapisenanayaka | : Chief of the Monkey Army |
| Kumarabrahmacharine | : Youthful Bachelor |
| Kesarinandan | : Son of Kesari |
| Kesarisuta | : Son of Kesari |
| Kalanemi Pramathana | : Slayer of Kalanemi |
| Harimarkatamarkata | : Lord of Monkeys |
| Karagrahavimoktre | : One who Frees from Imprisonment |
| Kalanabha | : Controller of Time |
| Kanchanabha | : Golden-Hued Body |
| Kamaroopine | : Changing Form at Will |
| Lankineebhanjana | : Slayer of Lankini |
| Lakshmanapranadatre | : Reviver of Lakshmana”s Life |
| Lankapuravidahaka | : He Who Burnt Lanka |
| Lokapujya | : Worshipped by the Universe |
| Maruti | :Son of Marut (wind god) |
| Mahadhyuta | : Most Radiant |
| Mahakaya | : Gigantic |
| Manojavaya | : Speed Like Wind |
| Mahatmane | : Supreme Being |
| Mahavira | : Most Valiant |
| Marutatmaja | : Most Beloved Like Gems |
| Mahabala Parakrama | : Of Great Strength |
| Mahatejase | : Most Radiant |
| Maharavanamardana | : Slayer of the Famous Ravana |
| Mahatapase | : Great Meditator |
| Navavyakruti Pandita | : Skilful Scholar |
| Parthadhwajagrasamvasine | : Having Foremost Place on Arjuna”s Flag |
| Pragnya | : Scholar |
| Prasannatmane | : Cheerful |
| Pratapavate | : Known for Valour |
| Paravidhyaparihara | : Destroyer of Enemies Wisdom |
| Parashaurya Vinashana | : Destroyer of Enemy”s Valour |
| Parijata Tarumoolastha | : Resider Under the Parijata Tree |
| Prabhave | : Popular Lord |
| Paramantra Nirakartre | : Acceptor of Rama”s Mantra Only |
| Pingalaksha | : Pink-Eyed |
| Pavanputra | : Son of Wind god |
| Panchavaktra | : Five-Faced |
| Parayantra Prabhedaka | : Destroyer of Enemies” Missions |
| Ramasugreeva Sandhatre | : Mediator between Rama and Sugreeva |
| Ramakathalolaya | : Crazy of listening Rama”s Story |
| Ratnakundala Deeptimate | : Wearing Gem-Studded Earrings |
| Rudraveerya Samudbhava | : Born of Shiva |
| Ramachudamaniprada | : Deliverer of Rama”s Ring |
| Ramabhakta | : Devoted to Rama |
| Ramadhuta | : Ambassador of Rama |
| Rakshovidhwansakaraka | : Slayer of Demons |
| Sankatamoc-hanan | : Reliever of sorrows |
| Sitadevi Mudrapradayaka | : Deliverer of the Ring of Sita |
| Sarvamayavibhanjana | : Destroyer of All Illsions |
| Sarvabandha Vimoktre | : Detacher of all Relationship |
| Sarvagraha Nivashinay | : Killer of Evil Effects of Planets |
| Sarvaduhkhahara | : Reliever of all Agonies |
| Sarvalolkacharine | : Wanderer of all Places |
| Sarvamantra Swaroopavate | : Possessor of all Hymns |
Sarvatantra Sawaroopine
: Shape of all Hymns
Sarvayantratmaka
: Dweller in all Yantras
Sarvarogahara
: Reliever of all Ailments
Sarvavidhyasampath Pradayaka
: Granter of Knowledge and Wisdom
Shrunkalabandhamoc-haka
: Reliever from a Chain of Distresses
Sitashoka Nivarana
: Destroyer of Sita”s Sorrow
Shrimate
: Revered
Simhikaprana Bhanjana
: Slayer of Simhika
Sugreeva Sachiva
: Minister of Sugreeva
Shoora
: Bold
Surarchita
: Worshipped by Celestials
Sphatikabha
: Crystal-Clear
Sanjeevananagahatre
: Bearer of Sanjeevi Mount
Shuchaye
: Chaste
Shanta
: Very Composed
Shatakanttamadapahate
: Destroyer of Shatakantta”s Arrogance
Sitanveshana Pandita
: Skilful in finding Sita”s Whereabouts
Sharapanjarabhedaka
: Destroyer of the Nest made of Arrows
Sitaramapadaseva
: Always Engrossed in Rama”s Service
Sagarotharaka
: Leapt Across the Ocean
Tatvagyanaprada
: Granter of Wisdom
Vanara
: Monkey
Vibheeshanapriyakara
: Beloved of Vibheeshana
Vajrakaya
: Sturdy Like Metal
Vardhimainakapujita
: Worshipped by Mynaka Hill
Vagmine
: Spolesman
Vijitendriya
: Controller of the Senses
Vajranakha
: Strong-Nailed
Vagadheeksha
: Lord of Spokesmen
Yogine
: Saint




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