Hanuman Jayanti is a great chance for enthusiasts to absorb the virtues of Lord Hanuman.

Hindus commemorate Lord Hanuman’s birth on Hanuman Jayanti, an annual holiday. Hanuman, also known as Pawan Putra and Bajrangbali, is revered for his undying devotion to Lord Rama and is a symbol of generosity and power. On this day, devotees pray, fast, and recite the Hanuman Chalisa in an effort to invoke Lord Hanuman for strength, success, and inner serenity. Hanuman Jayanti happens on the Purnima tithi, or the full moon day of Shukla Paksh in the chaitra month, according to the Hindu calendar.

Importance of Hanuman Jayanti

Lord Hanuman is the idol devotee who, motivated by his unwavering love for Lord Rama, accomplishes seemingly impossible tasks throughout the Ramayana. His deeds serve as a timeless reminder of the ability to overcome obstacles with faith and unwavering resolve.

Although devotion is the main topic, Hanuman Jayanti also pays tribute to Hanuman’s incredible bravery and strength. Crucially, Hanuman Jayanti is not limited by religion. People of all faiths are inspired by Hanuman’s unwavering devotion, faith, and great strength. Worshipping Hanuman can eliminate impediments, fulfil aspirations, and cleanse the body of negative energy. Kesari Anjana gave birth to Lord Hanuman after they committed severe penance to Lord Vayu as infants. He is also thought to be Shiva’s twelfth incarnation.

Significance of Hanuman Jayanti

The celebration honours the celestial attributes that Lord Hanuman personifies. As followers of Hanuman strive to imitate virtues in their own lives, Hanuman Jayanti is also a time for spiritual introspection and reflection. It acts as a prompt of the strength of humility and devotion.

Hanuman Jayanti Do’s and Don’ts

Do’s

For Hanuman Jayanti the puja area must be thoroughly cleaned .
Idol picture of Lord Hanuman must be placed.
Chanting Hanuman Chalisa and other Mantras

Don’ts

Avoid cutting onions and other related raw food
Avoid eating anything before worshipping Lord Hanuman