Yes, women can chant Gayatri Mantra.Vedic scriptures including the Āśvalāyana Gṛhya Sūtra, Kāṭhaka Gṛhya Sūtra and Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa all contain specific instructions for women chanting Vedic mantras. The restriction on women is a medieval-era social development, not a Vedic injunction.…
Sundarkand is the only book of the Valmiki Ramayana in which Lord Rama barely appears. The entire fifth Kanda 68 sargas in Valmiki’s Sanskrit, 526 chaupais in Tulsidas’s Ramcharitmanas belongs to Hanuman. Every other part of the Ramayana is Rama’s…
Every Tuesday and Saturday morning, an estimated 50 million people walk to a Hanuman temple before sunrise. No announcement organised this. No institution coordinates it. It happens because the tradition works and the tradition is specific: Tuesday for Mars, Saturday…
Lord Hanuman is the most widely worshipped deity in India today. More temples are dedicated to him than to any other form of the divine. More people chant his name daily than any other mantra. More households in North India…
The Sankat Mochan Mantra is the mantra of the remover of all troubles. Sankat means trouble, crisis or difficulty. Mochan means the one who liberates or removes. Together they name one of Hanuman’s most beloved and most relied-upon qualities across…
The Hanuman Aarti — Aarti Kije Hanuman Lala Ki — is the devotional closing hymn that seals every Hanuman puja. After the Chalisa is chanted and the mantra practice is complete, this aarti closes the circle of worship. The waving…
Hanuman mantra for protection is among the most searched devotional topics in India because the need for a Hanuman mantra for protection is not an abstract spiritual concept it is a felt, practical need. Every family that has experienced unexplained…
The Hanuman Beej Mantra “Om Aim Hrim Hanumate Ramadutaya Namah” is the most concentrated and energetically intense form of Hanuman mantra available to an ordinary practitioner without formal initiation. Where the Hanuman Mool Mantra (Om Hanumate Namah) is the daily…
The Bajrang Baan is the most powerful protective prayer in the Hanuman tradition. Where the Hanuman Chalisa is a peaceful hymn of praise and daily devotion, the Bajrang Baan is a warrior prayer an urgent, direct invocation of Hanuman’s most…
The Hanuman Chalisa is chanted by an estimated 50 million people every day, making it one of the most recited prayers in human history. It is chanted in homes and temples, in offices before difficult meetings, in buses and trains…