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Benefits of the Hanuman Rudra Mantra
Hanuman is the monkey-god, hero of epics and stories in Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism. Hanuman is the ardent devotee of Lord Rama, and is central to the epic poem called the Ramayana. Hanuman is sometimes depicted as the patron of martial arts, wrestling, and acrobatics. He is also the patron of meditation and scholarship.
Remove negativity and discomfort with the Hanuman Rudra Mantra: OM HUM Hanumate Rudratmakaya Hoom Phat. This is a strong mantra that can shift situations suddenly. The following is a word by word translation of the Hanuman Rudra Mantra.
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OM: OM is associated with the universe in all of its manifestations. Some consider OM to be the hum of creation.
HUM: HUM is a fire mantra that can help to kindle consciousness. This is an etheric fire connected to lightning, pranic fire, and the breath. This lightning can also be used for protection. HUM is sometimes referred to as the “seed syllable of wrath” or righteous anger.
HANUMATE: Hanumate is a reference to Hanuman’s great physical strength, stamina and power.
RUDRATMAKAYA: Rudratmakaya means the alleviation of suffering. “Rudra” is a name for Shiva, the cleansing or destructive force in the universe. Hanuman is viewed by some as an incarnation of Shiva. Rudra mantras are said to remove fear and relieve the individual of all states of discomfort.
HOOM: The words Hoom Phat are a type of mantra weapon. This simply means that these are very strong energies to remove negativity. Hoom is often related to fierce goddesses like Kali and Chandi.
PHAT: The final word “phat” means “without a doubt.” This word serves as an affirmation of the mantra.
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Hanuman Jaya Ram Mantra
Hanuman is a joyful figure, blessed with both agility and strength. There are many mantras and hymns to Hanuman. The mantra to Hanuman in this video is “Hanuman Jaya Ram, Jaya Sita Ram.” This simply means “Victory to Hanuman, Ram and Sita!”
Hanuman’s dedication to Ram and Sita is legendary. Sita is a Hindu goddess known for good character and happiness. She is an incarnation of Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth. Sita is the central female character of the Hindu epic Ramayana.
Sita represents courage, dedication and purity. She goes through many trials together with her consort Ram, an incarnation of Vishnu. This includes Sita’s exile and kidnapping. Eventually she is rescued with the help of Hanuman.
Resources: Learn more in the article on Sita and Ram.
Meaning of Hanuman’s Powers
Hanuman possesses many superhuman powers. For example, he cannot be killed with lightning or drowned or harmed by fire. Hanuman’s superhuman powers include the following:
- cannot be killed with any weapon in war
- power to induce fear in enemies
- power to destroy fear in friends
- cannot be harmed by the Vajra weapon (lightning)
- cannot be drowned (protection from water)
- cannot be harmed by fire (Agni)
- is not attracted to women
- can make himself as small or as large as he wants
- cannot be killed (longevity and immortal life)
- will always be happy and content
Meaning of Hanuman’s Name
The name “Hanuman” combines the Sanskrit words “han” meaning killed or destroyed and “maana” meaning pride. According to this interpretation, Hanuman’s name means “one whose pride was destroyed.” Hanuman’s superhuman powers include the following:
Meaning of Hanuman’s Yantra
The basic form of the Hanuman yantra is a square with four gates. This is a standard form for most yantras. The square represents the four cardinal directions. A square also symbolizes the foundation or base of the material world. The numerical equivalent, of course, is four. Every aspect of this yantra has symbolic meaning. Learn more in our article about the symbolism of the Hanuman Yantra.
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Hanuman Mantra Article Summary
Hanuman is a joyful figure, blessed with both agility and strength. There are many mantras and hymns to Hanuman. The mantra to Hanuman in this video is “Hanuman Jaya Ram, Jaya Sita Ram.” This simply means “Victory to Hanuman, Ram and Sita!” Learn more about Hanuman’s mythology and superpowers and listen to a Hanuman mantra!