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Table of Contents
About this eBook
Introduction to Lord Hanuman’s devotion
Sundar Kand: A Divine Play of Hanuman
Hanuman Chalisa: Translation in English
Glossary
About the Writer
About this eBook
The content in this eBook has been previously published on my blog at aspirationsforgod.com and on my home page at mukulshrigoel.com. The aim of putting this eBook together was to make my translation of the Hanuman Chalisa and my summary of the Sundar Kand easily available for eBook readers.
Introduction to Lord Hanuman’s devotion
Bhakti yoga gets triggered as soon as we utter a name of God with a wish to reach him. By the continual remembrance of the Divine, every action in our life becomes a step towards realizing our eternal relationship with him. And the yoga concludes when nothing but God and his love (bhakti) fill our mind. At this point, jivas (individual souls) on Earth experience their relationship with God for some time and hand over their souls to God. But for Lord Hanuman, the conclusion of Bhakti Yoga triggers another cycle of bhakti.
After the completion of his divine plays on Earth, which are mentioned in the various Ramayanas, Hanuman could have solely opted for the company of Lord Rama (God) and could have left Earth. But he opted to stay on Earth forever
