✨meaning :I meditate upon Hanuman, the son of the wind god, who is free from all worldly desires, whose body is adorned with tears of joy and hair standing on end, and who is the foremost among the messengers of Lord Rama. I contemplate Hanuman, whose face is like a red lotus, whose eyes are filled with the nectar of compassion, who is the life-giver, whose glory is delightful, and who embodies the fortune of Anjana. I take refuge in Hanuman, whose eyes are large like the petals of a lotus, whose neck resembles a conch, whose lips shine like the bimba fruit, and who is the embodiment of the wind god’s grace. May the form of Hanuman, which alleviated Sita’s sorrow, manifested the glory of Lord Rama, and destroyed the fame of the ten-headed Ravana, shine before me. I behold Hanuman, the leader of the monkey hosts, who is like the rays of the sun to the lotus of the demon race, the protector of the distressed, and the result of the wind god’s intense penance. One who recites this Pancharatna Stotra of the son of the wind god becomes a devotee of Lord Rama after enjoying all worldly pleasures for a long time. |