Lord
Hanuman is one of the most worshipped deities among Hindus. His temples and
pictures can be found in all the corners of the world where Hindus live. His
blessings are so vital and also powerful that the troubles and grievous circumstances
in any person's life can vanish very fast and bring him peace and prosperity.
Praying
Lord Hanuman regularly helps one stay disciplined and achieve greater heights
in life and career.
There
are many Shlokas and invocations to pray and meditate upon Lord Hanuman to
obtain his blessings. The most popular among them is Hanuman Chalisa. Reciting Hanuman
Chalisa is the most popular form of worship. It is said that one who recites
Hanuman Chalisa a hundred times or for hundred days is released from bondage
and obtains great bliss.
However,
there is one very simple Shloka, the recitation of which is equally beneficial:
Buddhir
Balam Yasho Dhairyam
Nirbhayatvam
Arogataam
Ajaaddyam
Vaak Pattutvam Ca
Hanumat Smarannaat
Bhavet ||
It
means, “Wisdom (buddhi), physical strength (balam), fame (yashas), courage,
valour (fearlessness), good health, vigilance, eloquence, (all these) are
bestowed upon meditating on Lord Hanuman.
That
is “Wisdom, physical strength, fame, courage, valour, good health, vigilance,
eloquence, are bestowed upon meditating on Lord Hanuman.”
Recitation Video:
Kindly mention origin of this slokam detailing, composer and context of tis sloka. I have found many posts on internet about this slokam praising sri Hanumanta. but, none mentioned details of the slokam composer.
ReplyDeleteThe composer is not known… I heard and believe that this Shloka is written (by someone) based on the description of Hanuman’s exemplary qualities especially while he was engaged in search of Sita Devi, in Sundara Kanda of Valmiki Ramayana.
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