Bhaktimay Hanuman – theartarium

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PRODUCT VIDEO Descriptions: This beautifully crafted idol captures Hanuman in a moment of spiritual bliss, playing the khartal, while deeply engrossed in singing bhajans and kirtans in praise of Lord Ram. Hanuman's posture, with closed eyes and joyous expressions, perfectly captures his devotion and admiration towardsDivine Origins
Hanuman, also known as Anjaneya, is believed to be the son of Anjana, a celestial nymph, and Kesari, a monkey chieftain. According to legend, he was born by the divine grace of Lord Shiva and the wind god Vayu, making him a being of extraordinary abilities and virtues.

Childhood Adventures
Even as a child, Hanuman exhibited remarkable strength and divine powers. One famous tale recounts how he leaped towards the sun, mistaking it for a ripe fruit, showcasing his extraordinary ability to fly. This incident led to a series of events where Indra, the king of gods, struck Hanuman with his thunderbolt, injuring him. However, upon realizing Hanuman's divine nature, the gods blessed him with various boons, including immense strength, speed, and immortality.

Hanuman’s Devotion to Lord Rama
Meeting with Rama
Hanuman's life took a pivotal turn when he met Lord Rama during the search for Sita, Rama’s wife, who had been abducted by the demon king Ravana. Hanuman instantly recognized Rama as his divine master and vowed to serve him with unwavering devotion.

The Epic Journey to Lanka
One of the most celebrated episodes in Hanuman’s life is his journey to Lanka, where he crossed the ocean in a single leap to find Sita. This feat of strength and determination is a testament to his boundless devotion and courage. In Lanka, Hanuman not only located Sita but also reassured her of Rama's efforts to rescue her, displaying his compassion and loyalty.

The Battle Against Ravana
Hanuman played a crucial role in the battle between Rama and Ravana. His bravery and prowess were instrumental in the eventual victory over the forces of evil. Notably, Hanuman's ability to carry an entire mountain, Sanjeevani, to save Lakshmana’s life, further exemplifies his strength and dedication.