Lord Hanuman Ji exemplified the highest standards of service, duty, unwavering devotion, celibacy, valor, patience, and humility. Despite possessing immense strength and power, he was adorned with virtuous qualities like humility, politeness, and modesty. His infinite strength was always utilized for executing divine works, thus embodying divine greatness. If one uses their power for public welfare and divine purposes, the Supreme Being endows them with divine and spiritual powers. If strength is used without desire and attachment, it becomes a divine quality. Hanuman Ji never used his power for petty desires or under the influence of attachment and aversion. He never succumbed to ego. Hanuman Ji is the only deity who was never afflicted by ego. He always performed his duties selflessly, constantly remembering Lord Rama.
Prishni was Aditi in her previous birth. Her husband was a Prajapati called Sutapas. They did tapas for twelve thousand years to propitiate Lord Vishnu and wanted the Lord to take birth as their son. Bhagavan took birth as their son three times. As Prishnigarbha, son of Prishni and Sutapas. As Vamana, son of Aditi and Kashyapa. And as Krishna, son of Devaki and Vasudeva.
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