Mangalmandir - Maruti Edition (PDF) - Sai Kirtan Group
Mangalmandir - Maruti Edition (PDF) - Sai Kirtan Group Mangalmandir - Maruti Edition (PDF) - Sai Kirtan Group
―Yes. O Great Lord! It has been a long time since I met Mother. I wish to have her vision. If you will permit, I can visit her and join again the plane.‖ The Lord said smilingly: ―Why wil you visit her on your own? Why don‘t we all join in and see her?‖ AQt speed of air, the plane changed it‘s course, and according to the wish of the Lord it arrived at Kanch-nagari. Mather Anjani was seated in her ashram. The son bowed at the feet of the Mother. Separated for a long time, the Mother tookj her son in her lap. Hanumaanji said: ―Mother! Bhjagwaan Raam, Sitaaji and Laxmanji have also comje.‖ ―Where is my Lord?‖ saying thus Anjanidevi stood up. Just then Sitaaji and Laxmanji with the Lord arrived. All three bowed at the feet of Mothe Anjani. Overcome with great joy, she considered her self very fortunate. Within her mind she also was very grateful to her son. Due to that son she had vision of the Lord. Which such lucky son not get blessings of his mother? Streams of tears were rolling out from Mother Anjani‘s eyes. For a moment of ecstacy, she stood there motionless. When she regained consciousness, she then fell at the feet of the Lord. ―Mother!‖ said Bhagwaan with a smile. ―Just as Hanumaanji is your son, similarly I am also your son. I should be bowing at your feet.‖ How can the state of Mother Anjani‘s ecstacy be described? Looking at Bhagwaan Raam she said: ―People say that however heroic, strong and noble the son may be, he cannot repay the debt of a Mother. But having gained the your vision, Hanumaan has made me the Mother obliged. I will not not be able to repay that debt in my lives.‖ Really Anjanidevi was very fortunate. The vision that cannot be gained at the end of penance of many lives, yagnas, charity and good deeds, such vision of the Lod was gained with ease by her giving birth to son in form of Hanumaanji. Thereupon Sugriv, Vibhishan, Jaambvaan, Angad and all the monkeys arrived and bowed at the feet of the Mother. Hanumaanji was introducing all to her. When Vibjhishanji bowed to Mother, then Hanumaanji said: ―This is Lord of Lankaa Vibhishanji.‖ ―Lord of Lankaa?‖ Mother said with a surprise. ―Isn‘t Raavan Lord of Lankaa, my son?‖ Hanumaanji explained the facts from the slaying of Vaali upto the killing of Raavan in the battle to his Mother. Learning of the abduction of Sitaaji, Mother was extremely angry. Referring to her son, she said: ―Hanumaan, you have drunk my milk. The world calls you Mahaavir. But when you learned Raavan had abducted Mother Jaanaki. Not only that, you yourself went in search of Sitaaji in Lankaa and without doing it, you returned without slaying Raavan. Were you frightened of destroying an ordinary demon like Raavan?‖ ―You have narrated all, and I am pleased. But to slay Raavan, while having the presence of a strong servant like you, the Lord had to come. Hearing that I am dismayed.‖ Consoling the Mother, Hanumaanji said: ―Mother, be at peace. By your blessing not only Raavan, I would destroyued by twitching of my fingers the great demons. But I was not able to counter the Lord‘s command. You yourseklf taught me the duty of a servant. How can I disobey my Lord‘s wishes?‖ Hearing words uttered with deep love in reply pacified Mother‘s agitation.She hugged Hannumaan to her heart, and with great emotion said: ―Well done my son! Giving birth to son like, I am gratified. 146 | P a g e
All were listening to the talk between the Mother and the son. Not all were surprised by this chat, but Laxmanji were silently smiling in his mind at the ding dong between the Mother and the son. Getting aware of this curiosity, Anjanidevi looking at him said: ―Laxmanlaal! It makes you smile at my words? If the son has timidity, unfaithfulness, or laziness in carrying out his tasks then it is not the faultof the child, but that of the Mother. But my Hanumantlaal has drunk my milk. If you wish to see the effect of my milk, then look this side.‖ Saying thus, Anjanidevi by her own hand taking her breast sprayed the the milk at the peak of the mountain opposite. And oit was like thunderbolt string the mountain. It split into two. And the two peaks remain to even this day proving the effect of Anjanidevi‘s milk. Pilgrims to Uttaraakhand – Himaalay to this day seeing the effect of Anjanidevi‘s milk cry out: ―Glory to Mother Anjani! Glory to the darling of Anjani – Hanumaanji!‖ Observing the tremendous effect of Anjanidevi‘s milk, all were stunned. Laxmanji was sunk into amazement, whereupon the voice of Anjanidevi came: ―Son Laxmanlaal! I am now old. The effect is not same any more in my milk. But having imbibed my milk, my son Hanumaan grew up.‖ Laxmanji fell to the feet of Anjani. Hanumaanji requested permission to leave from Mother. Mother laying her hand on son‘s head and giving her blessings said: ―May you live for eons, my beloved! Leave nothing short in the service of the Lord.‖ And making suggestion to Lord Sri Raam, she said: ―Bhagwan, I am a destitute. How can I serve you? I leave my only son at your feet. Give him refuge at your feet ang give me solace.‖ Saying thus she got her son Hanumaan to bow at the feet of Bhagwaan. Bhagwaan Raam accepted the invaluable gift from the Mother. And Hanumanji took dust from Sri Raam‘s feet and put on his head. Bowing to Mother, Hanumaanji proceeded to the plane with the Lord. The plane proceeded by the sky route towards Ayodhyaa. [ 20 ] Brother’s gift to brother There was only one day left for the stay in the forest. It was important for Raghunaaji to reach Ayodhyaa. At their last meetin, Bhagwaan Raam sitting in the plane remembered the last words ofg Bharatji: ―Big brother! If I do not see you exactly on the end of your 14 years stay in the forest, then you will not find this Bharat alive.‖ ―Brother Bharat!‖ saying thus Raghunaathji sighed. Hanumaanji was in the proximity of Bhagwaan. He at once recognised the sadness of the Lord. He stood up and said: ―Lord, any command forme?‖ ―Yes, Mahaavirji!‖ said the Lord. ―In Nandigraam my brother Bharat is longing for me. Please go and give him message of my arrival. ―As you wish.‖ Saying thus Pavankumaar flew at the speed of wind. Hereupon the state of Bharatji, how can this lifeless pen describe? He was thinking: ―Oh! There is no message from the Lord. And tomorrow morning it his time for arrival. What, has the battle with Raavan not ended? Is Mother Sitaaji suffereing in Lankaa‘s jail? Or has something happened to Laxmanlaal due to the blow from the thunderbolt?‖ 147 | P a g e
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All were listening to the talk between the Mother and the son. Not all were surprised by<br />
this chat, but Laxmanji were silently smiling in his mind at the ding dong between the<br />
Mother and the son.<br />
Getting aware of this curiosity, Anjanidevi looking at him said: ―Laxmanlaal! It makes<br />
you smile at my words? If the son has timidity, unfaithfulness, or laziness in carrying out<br />
his tasks then it is not the faultof the child, but that of the Mother. But my Hanumantlaal<br />
has drunk my milk. If you wish to see the effect of my milk, then look this side.‖<br />
Saying thus, Anjanidevi by her own hand taking her breast sprayed the the milk at the<br />
peak of the mountain opposite. And oit was like thunderbolt string the mountain. It split<br />
into two. And the two peaks remain to even this day proving the effect of Anjanidevi‘s<br />
milk. Pilgrims to Uttaraakhand – Himaalay to this day seeing the effect of Anjanidevi‘s<br />
milk cry out: ―Glory to Mother Anjani! Glory to the darling of Anjani – Hanumaanji!‖<br />
Observing the tremendous effect of Anjanidevi‘s milk, all were stunned. Laxmanji was<br />
sunk into amazement, whereupon the voice of Anjanidevi came: ―Son Laxmanlaal! I am<br />
now old. The effect is not same any more in my milk. But having imbibed my milk, my<br />
son Hanumaan grew up.‖<br />
Laxmanji fell to the feet of Anjani.<br />
Hanumaanji requested permission to leave from Mother. Mother laying her hand on<br />
son‘s head and giving her blessings said: ―May you live for eons, my beloved! Leave<br />
nothing short in the service of the Lord.‖ And making suggestion to Lord Sri Raam, she<br />
said: ―Bhagwan, I am a destitute. How can I serve you? I leave my only son at your feet.<br />
Give him refuge at your feet ang give me solace.‖<br />
Saying thus she got her son Hanumaan to bow at the feet of Bhagwaan. Bhagwaan Raam<br />
accepted the invaluable gift from the Mother. And Hanumanji took dust from Sri Raam‘s<br />
feet and put on his head.<br />
Bowing to Mother, Hanumaanji proceeded to the plane with the Lord. The plane<br />
proceeded by the sky route towards Ayodhyaa.<br />
[ 20 ]<br />
Brother’s gift to brother<br />
There was only one day left for the stay in the forest. It was important for Raghunaaji to<br />
reach Ayodhyaa. At their last meetin, Bhagwaan Raam sitting in the plane remembered<br />
the last words ofg Bharatji: ―Big brother! If I do not see you exactly on the end of your<br />
14 years stay in the forest, then you will not find this Bharat alive.‖<br />
―Brother Bharat!‖ saying thus Raghunaathji sighed.<br />
Hanumaanji was in the proximity of Bhagwaan. He at once recognised the sadness of the<br />
Lord. He stood up and said: ―Lord, any command forme?‖<br />
―Yes, Mahaavirji!‖ said the Lord. ―In Nandigraam my brother Bharat is longing for me.<br />
Please go and give him message of my arrival.<br />
―As you wish.‖ Saying thus Pavankumaar flew at the speed of wind.<br />
Hereupon the state of Bharatji, how can this lifeless pen describe? He was thinking: ―Oh!<br />
There is no message from the Lord. And tomorrow morning it his time for arrival. What,<br />
has the battle with Raavan not ended? Is Mother Sitaaji suffereing in Lankaa‘s jail? Or<br />
has something happened to Laxmanlaal due to the blow from the thunderbolt?‖<br />
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