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eader may have doubt – who is such a devotee? Dear readers, all Shaashtras and Puraans indicate to us that it is Sri Raam‘s devotee Sri hanumaanji. Filled with his pure sacred ideals, you are reading this special edition. Look, in the end of Kishkidhaa-kaand of RaamCharitMaanasa, there is an episode when at the command of Sugriv, Maarutiji went in search of Sri JagadAmbaa. And after hearing from Sampaati, everyone began to think who could go across the sea? All the monkeys vocalised their heroism / valour, but none had the energy to to traverse across the sea, when Sri Jaambvaan showed a trick that if praised, Hanumaanji will become very joyed and in that joyous mood he would traverse acroos the sea. And he started to say: Kahai Richhapati sunu Hanumaanaa Kaa chup saadhi rahehu balwaanaa Pavan tanay bal Pavan samaanaa Buddhi vivek vigyaan nidhaanaa Kavan so kaaj kathin jag maanhim Jo nahi hoi taat tumaha paahim ―O Hanumaanji, you are strong like the wind, intellectual and discrete/polite, systematic. There is no task in this world which is beyond you to accomplish. So why are you quiet? By these words, Jaambvaan praised Hanumaanji, but the singly focused Hanumaanji did pay attention. Because he had forsaken all praise and criticisms to God. Hanumaanji remained quiet for quite some time.Seing him quiet, Jaambvaan was surprised and thought this is a singly focused devotee, so Hanumaanji will not be pleased by praise. So Jaambvaan said again: Raam kaaj lagi tava avataaraa Sunat hi bhayavu parbat aakaaraa O hanumaanji! Your incarnation is for performing the tasks of Sri Raamji. Immediately upon hearing these words, Hanumaanji assume a form that of a mountain high. With great force vigour and enthusiasm he let put out a lion roar and Hanumaanji said: Simha nad kari vaarahi baaraa Lilahim naadh-um jala nidhi khaaraa I will this instance in mere play cross across the salty sea; not only this but also the one holding enemity with my Lord – Raavan with his associates together with the mountain Trikut, I will get them here. So Jaambvaan! Show me what I have to do when I get there. Thereupon Jaambvaan said: Etanaa karahu taat tumaha jaai Sitaahi dekhi kahahu sudhi aai O Hanumaan, just find Sri Janaki and she is. Listening thus, spedy as the wind, Sri Hanumaanji went and on the Mounak mountain made a vow: 16 | P a g e
Raam kaaju kinhem binu, mohi kahaam visraam Taking this vow and overcoming many hurdles, meeting Vibhishan and after finding Sri Jaanaki, he returned, and with all the monkeys came to Sri Ramji. Thereupon |Sri Jaambvanji said: ―O Lord, how can I describe the work that the Son of Pavan has carried out? Even with a thousand mouths I cannot relate because: naath Pavan sut kinahi jou karani saha sahum mukh na aai so barani Hearing all this Sri Raam was very pleased and asked of the status of Sri JagadAmbaa. Thereafter Sri Raamji himself said with his own words: Sunu kapi tohi samaan upkaari Nahim kou sur nar manu tanu dhaari Prati upkaar karoum kaa toraa Sanamukh hoi na sakat man moraa Sunu sut tohi urin mei naahim Dekhe-um kari vichaar man maahim O Hanumaankji, there is no such benevolent / helpful among deities, humans or rushis or any one with form.How can I repay your benevolence? In this manner he addressed his unparalleled devotee and Bhagvaan even continued: ― O son, listen. I have thought a lot that I cannot redeem from your debt.‖ Saying thus the Lord‘s eyes filled with tears. Readers, just think the one whose Lord becomes indebted to his devotee, that devotee how unparalleled he is? What would have Hanumaanji felt at the tear filled eyes of the Lord? Hanumaanji could not bear his praise. How can he answer the Lord? He thought of a way out, and with great emotion he began to say: Charan pareu premaakul , traahi traahi Bhagavant ‖O Lord ! Protect me, protect me‖ Thereupon Sri Ramjistood up and hugged Hanumaanji and sitting him next to him, began to ask: Kahu kapi Raavan palit Lankaa Kehi vidhi daheu durg ati bankaa O Hanumaan! How did you alight fire to Ravan‘s maasive Lankaa. Seeing the Lord happy, Hanumaanji said: Naandhi Sindhu haatkapur jaaraa 17 | P a g e
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Hanumaan apart from being a great w
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make him better, similarly these in
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wider area. Under the auspicies of
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―Nothig else, just that when you
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Baalar-yuktam tejasam tri-bhuvanam
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On the brilliant peak of Mount Kail
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Bhagwaan Shankar in the wheel of Ma
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Mother used to say: ―Son, when du
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At this very time, Bhagwaan Raam sh
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lying there part naked. Hanumaanji
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y birth, and also Raghunaath‘s en
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How can any paen describe the daugh
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exellence. I grant you a boon that
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Meghnaad came awake from fainting.
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to jump from top of one house to an
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From there, Mahaavirji went to meet
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nothing else but the repititon of y
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Vibhishan today is not the brother
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make do within the astrological tim
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would get tossed about. Doors of so
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Bhagwaan Raam became very concerned
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Kaalnemi pondered that death is nea
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Raamchandraki jay!‖ (Glory to Raa
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The youth then uttered: ―Don‘t
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Offering him the throne, Mahaavirji
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sandalwood, Sitaaji returned absolu
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Without looking at Vibhishanji and
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