151 Episodes Of Lord Hanuman collection’s legendry tales will inspire children and set them on a path of righteousness, knowledge and wisdom of life and karma.📚😊🙏
In a short time, Hanuman became Ram’s best friend. In fact, Hanuman was loved by all the princes. He helped them fetch their balls and used to hold the kite strings for them while flying the kites. Hanuman was a faithful friend of the princes, as he used to guard them when the princes swam […]
Shiv was desperate to meet Ram, so he came up with an idea to attract his attention. He started beating his divine drum in front of the palace gates. The drumbeats reached the four-year old Ram’s ears. He started getting restless and demanded to see the drum-beater. The soldiers brought Shiv and Hanuman inside the
met Lord Ram during their childhood. Ram was an incarnation of Vishnu. Shiv once desired to see child Ram. ‘If I disguise as a monkey trainer (madari) and visit the court of King Dashrath, I can get close to child Ram,’ thought Shiv. To fulfil his wish, Shiv visited Anjana. He said, “Anjana, I would
The gods had bestowed many boons upon Hanuman. Surya granted him wisdom and became his guide. Surya also granted him two siddhis–Laghima and Garima. The Laghima siddhi gave Hanuman the power to turn himself into a tiniest creature. The Garima siddhi, on the other hand, enabled him to change into the most gigantic size. Though
The gods tried to appease Vayu after his son Hanuman was struck by Indra’s vajra. Brahma, Vayu and Indra blessed Hanuman. Other gods showered Hanuman with special boons. Surya granted Hanuman sheer brilliance and also blessed him with the knowledge of arts and sciences. Varun (the god of Ocean) gave him the boon that he
Brahma smiled fondly at Anjaney and said, “Son, you shall be known as Hanuman from now on! It means ‘one with a broken chin’.” Anjaney kneaded his chin and felt a deep mark there. Brahma also blessed him, “Son! I grant you immunity from all powerful weapons. You shall also be able to assume any
Indra hesitatingly approached Vayu and mumbled an apology. But Vayu was in no mood to listen and just snubbed Indra! He turned to Brahma and said, “O Lord! Indra’s apology is not going to bring back my son to life. Please do something to revive Anjaney!” Brahma agreed. “Don’t worry, Vayu. I will bring your
Vayu was calmed down by Brahma with much difficulty. But Brahma was enraged when he learnt what had happened to Anjaney. He asked Indra to appear before him instantly. Indra had no clue why Brahma was summoning him. So he came to Patal immediately. When Vayu saw Indra before him, he flew into a rage.
When Vayu saw what Indra had done to Anjaney, he lost his temper. He picked Anjaney up and hid in a cave in Patal. Vayu was furious with Indra. He thought of punishing the people of earth for worshipping such a deity. He was the lord of Wind, so he withdrew all the air from
Surya was worried when he saw that his blazing rays had no effect on Anjaney. Meanwhile, Indra reached there. He too was puzzled to see how the child pulled through the harsh rays of the sun. He wondered what he could do to stop the child from becoming a threat to everyone. Without thinking about
A fierce fight began between Rahu and Anjaney. But Rahu was no match to Anjaney’s strength and was beaten up badly. Rahu scampered away to Lord Indra. Even though Indra was Rahu’s enemy yet he was his only recourse against such a powerful child. On hearing about the child, Indra himself was anxious. ‘If this
Baby Anjaney thought the sun was actually some delicious fruit. He was fascinated by its size. ‘I should get that yummy fruit! If I eat it, then I would not be hungry for a long time,’ he thought. He quickly jumped into the sky and rushed towards the sun! As he was nearing the sun,
Anjana, who was freed from the curse, longed to visit heaven. One day, she told her son, “Anjaney, I am going to meet my sisters. Do you want to come along with me?” Anjaney made a face, “No Mother, I am not coming. I will get bored there.” Anjana grimaced and said, “I will come
Suvarchala turned back into an apsara. But while doing so, the pudding that she held in her claws fell towards the ground. The Wind- god, with the blessing of Shiv, blew the pudding towards the forest where Anjana resided. The pudding fell into Anjana’s hands when she and Kesari were returning to their home after
There is a story about the bird that had stolen the pudding. This bird was actually an apsara named Suvarchala. Now, Suvarchala was extremely reckless. Many a time, she did not think before she acted. Once, Lord Brahma was furious at her for her rash behaviour. He cursed her to be a bird on earth.
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