Why is Hanuman called the son of Vayu?

Hanuman’s mother Anjana received a sacred pudding from Vayu, who is also said to have blessed Hanuman with wind-like speed, energy, and protection from all harm.

What makes Hanuman’s role in the Ramayana so special?

He is the most devoted friend and helper of Lord Rama—using his wisdom, strength, and loyalty to rescue Sita, defeat evil, and build the bridge to Lanka.

How is Hanuman’s Yantra used in worship?

It is kept on the altar and focused on during meditation or chanting to channel Hanuman’s energy and protection into the home and heart.

What is the best way to worship Hanuman at home?

By chanting the Hanuman Chalisa or 'Om Hanumate Namaha', offering sindoor, lighting lamps, and remembering him daily with a true and steady heart.

Lord Hanuman

About Lord Hanuman

Lord Hanuman is remembered with deep love and respect as the warrior of unbreakable faith and the hero of pure devotion. He is the son of Vayu Dev, the wind god, and Anjana, making him known as Anjaneya and Maruti. Hanuman’s whole life is an example of courage, strength, wisdom, and the willingness to serve others without pride. In every street and home, people light lamps for Hanuman before dawn, offering flowers, sindoor, and laddus, and recite his name to remove fear, sadness, and obstacles. From children to elders, everyone trusts Hanuman to give energy when tired, protect travellers, and help in studies or work. More than just a mighty monkey-god, Hanuman stands for loyalty, humility, and standing by righteousness—even when no one is watching. In temples and family corners, his presence is a reminder that the greatest power is found in love and service.

Mantra of Lord Hanuman

Tantra of Lord Hanuman

Yantra of Lord Hanuman

Mantra of Lord Hanuman

The Hanuman Chalisa—the 40-verse poem—is sung softly in many homes at dawn or before sleep. Grandparents teach young ones that just chanting, 'Om Hanumate Namaha,' is enough to call Hanuman’s protection. These mantras bring courage, clear confusion, and calm restless minds. The Chalisa is always filled with praise for Hanuman’s strength, wisdom, and ready help; repeated often, it is believed to remove obstacles and fulfill good wishes. Devotees also say the simple mantra while lighting camphor, especially on Tuesdays and Saturdays, as part of regular prayer. Some chant in a group, some in silence, but all agree that Hanuman listens best to honest, heartfelt calls. In moments of fear or decision, just repeating his name is like a steadying hand on the shoulder. For students, workers, and families, Hanuman’s mantras become a daily habit—bringing peace and gentle strength to each new day.

Chalisa of Lord Hanuman

Aarti of Lord Hanuman

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