How to worship Lord Hanuman?
Lord Hanuman can be worshiped by anyone, any time and at any place. But one requires to be leading a worthy life -
1. Read hanuman chalisa at least once in a day especially after bath or before sleeping. It is a 40-line ritual written by poet Tulasi Das who is said to have got divine appearance of Lord Hanuman.
2. Go to Lord Hanuman temple at least every Tuesday and Saturday with a clean and fresh mind.
3. Chant Lord Hanuman’s name regularly like in the morning after waking up and at night before going to bed.
4. Try avoid non-vegetarian food permanently. Otherwise, atleast on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
5. If one is suffering from chronic diseases, he/she must refrain from consuming non-vegetarian food for effective and fast relief from health problems.
6. You must also pray to Lord Rama and Maa Sita as Hanuman Ji is an ardent devotee of Lord Rama and he keeps chanting his name day and night.
7. Every Tuesday, offer orange sindur and gud channa prasad to Lord hanuman’s idol.
8. Feed monkeys gud channa and bananas whenever you can.
9. Try to fast on Tuesdays and Saturdays and worship him.
10. Light a lamp or diya with sesame oil daily or atleast every Saturday.
11. Donate to the needy whenever you can and whatever you can.
Jai Shri Ram
Hanuman, the revered monkey deity in Hindu mythology, is celebrated for his unwavering devotion to Lord Rama and immense strength. Hanuman Statuescan be found in various postures and forms across India and beyond, each symbolizing different aspects of his divine attributes. One common depiction is Hanuman carrying a mountain, symbolizing his heroic act of bringing the Sanjeevani herb to save Lakshman. Another popular form shows him with folded hands in a posture of devotion, reflecting his humility and piety. These statues, crafted from bronze, marble, and wood, are often placed in temples and homes to inspire devotion and courage. They serve as a reminder of Hanuman's virtues, such as loyalty, bravery, and selfless service. The artistry in these statues varies from intricate carvings in traditional styles to modern interpretations, making them both a spiritual symbol and a piece of cultural heritage.
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