In The Ramayana, Lord Hanuman is the servant of Lord Rama and demonstrates his complete love and devotion for Rama through several brave and amazing feats

In The Ramayana, Lord Hanuman is the servant of Lord Rama and demonstrates his complete love and devotion for Rama through several brave and amazing feats. During a horrific battle in Southern India, Rama’s brother, Laksmana, is gravely wounded. His only chance for survival is to be treated with a very specific and rare herb that is found at the top of the Himalayas. Rama is distraught and has little hope that someone could make it to the Himalayas, find the herb and return back in time to save Laksmana. This impossible task falls upon Hanuman; son of the wind, powerful and intelligent monkey god, emblematic of devotion. Taking a mighty “leap of faith” across the ocean from the south of India to the Himalayas, Hanuman finds himself unsure of the exact location of the herb. He is innately guided to get “bigger around the situation” rather than “getting lost in finding the exact herb” and picks up the entire mountain range and carries it over his head while he leaps back to the battlefield. The healing herb is quickly located by experts and Laksmana is saved. Later in the Ramayana, Hanuman ji makes another great leap from India to Sri Lanka to reunite Rama and his beloved Sita.

“What is stopping you in your life from taking that “Leap of Faith” to do what you need to do?
You are as powerful as the wind;
You are intelligent, illustrious and an inventor.
There is nothing in this world that’s too difficult for you;
Whenever stuck, you are the one who can help."
~Jambavantha, the King of Bears, self affirmation to Hanuman in the Ramayana.

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Jai Shri Ram ~ Jai Rudra Ke Roop Hanuman 🕉🐒🙏
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