Rudravatara Hanuman Mantra

ॐ नमो हनुमते रुद्रावताराय देवदानवर्षिमुनिवरदाय रामदूताय स्वाहा ॥

om namo hanumate rudraavataaraaya devadaanavarshimunivaradaaya raamadootaaya svaahaa ..

Salutations to Lord Hanuman, the incarnation of Rudra (Shiva), the bestower of boons to gods, demons, sages, and ascetics. Salutations to the divine messenger of Lord Rama. Swaha.

Listening to this mantra invokes Lord Hanuman’s divine blessings. It strengthens courage, removes fear, and brings protection from negative forces. The mantra helps overcome obstacles and instills self-confidence. It grants spiritual growth, divine energy, and success in endeavors. By chanting or hearing it, one gains the favor of Lord Rama and the grace of Rudra, ensuring overall peace, prosperity, and inner strength. It is particularly effective for those seeking relief from adversities and divine guidance in life.

Knowledge Bank

How many Gods are there?

In the court of the illustrious king-sage Janaka, a debate among scholars took place. Vidagdha Sakalya questioned Yajnavalkya, 'How many gods are there, Yajnavalkya?' Yajnavalkya replied with a list from the Nivid, 'There are 303 and 3003 gods.' Sakalya then asked, 'How many are there truly?' Yajnavalkya said, 'There are thirty-three.' Sakalya continued, 'How many are there in essence?' Yajnavalkya answered, 'There are six.' When Sakalya asked, 'How many are there in reality?' Yajnavalkya replied, 'There is only one.' Finally, when asked to identify these thirty-three gods, Yajnavalkya explained, 'They are expressions of the greatness of the one Rudra.'

Dandakaranya

Dandakaranya is named after King Danda, descendent of Ikshwaku. He violated Ara the daughter of Sukra Maharshi. Ara wanted to take revenge. Shukra Maharshi told her to observe tapas. As a result of her tapas, Indra destroyed his kingdom by raining fire. The place later became a forest.

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