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The Hanuman Chalisa, composed by the great saint-poet Goswami Tulsidas in the 16th century, consists of 40 verses of heartfelt praise dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Written in the Awadhi language, this sacred hymn remains one of the most recited texts in the Hindu tradition.
Regular recitation is believed to protect devotees from evil forces, remove obstacles from one's path, and grant extraordinary strength and courage in difficult times. Scholars and saints alike have testified to the transformative power of this daily spiritual practice, which aligns the mind and spirit with the boundless grace of Shri Hanuman.
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Tuesday, or Mangalvar, is considered the most auspicious day for worshipping Lord Hanuman. Devotees observe a fast on this day, consuming only sattvic foods or fruit, as a mark of their devotion. The practice is said to confer protection, remove fear, and fulfil sincere prayers. Learn the complete procedure and significance of this sacred fast.
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Sundarakanda is the fifth and most celebrated kanda of Maharishi Valmiki's epic Ramayana. Uniquely named after the beautiful mountain Suvela, this kanda narrates Lord Hanuman's glorious leap across the ocean to Lanka in search of Mata Sita. Its recitation is considered supremely auspicious and brings peace, wisdom, and divine grace to all who listen.
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The story of sindoor being offered to Lord Hanuman originates in the Ramayana itself. When Hanuman noticed Mata Sita applying sindoor, he asked its significance. Moved by devotion for Shri Ram, Hanuman smeared sindoor over his entire body – a gesture of boundless love commemorated every Saturday at the Sindoor Seva performed at our mandir.
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The two-syllable name "Ram" is considered among the most potent mantras in Sanatana Dharma. Goswami Tulsidas wrote that even the sacred Ganga purifies only those who touch it, but the Ram Naam purifies even the most fallen of souls. Discover how chanting this divine name, beloved by Lord Hanuman himself, can transform your inner life and bring you closer to the Divine.
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We are overjoyed to announce that the Anjaneya Swami Seva Trust's Volunteer Programme has been expanded to welcome a new batch of 40 dedicated volunteers from across Bhubaneswar and Cuttack. These selfless individuals will assist in Mahaprasad Seva, festival preparations, visitor management, and digital outreach. Join us in celebrating this beautiful growth of our seva family!
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Navaratri 2025 at Anjaneya Swami Mandir promises to be a grand nine-day spiritual celebration with daily Devi puja, Hanuman Chalisa parayan, and special aarti conducted by our temple priests. The festival will culminate in a grand Vijayadashami celebration with free prasad distribution. Mark your calendars and come join thousands of devotees in this divine festival of light and devotion.
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Stay informed about the latest developments and announcements from Anjaneya Swami Seva Trust.
The second phase of our temple renovation has begun, focusing on the Garbhagriha beautification, new entrance arch, and improved devotee facilities. Work is expected to complete by October 2025 in time for Diwali celebrations.
Anjaneya Swami Seva Trust is proud to launch free Sanskrit and Vedic chanting classes for children aged 7–16, every Sunday morning from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM. Classes are conducted by experienced gurujis at the temple premises. Enrol your child today by calling us.
By the grace of Lord Hanuman and the generous support of our donor community, the daily Mahaprasad Seva Programme has now crossed the remarkable milestone of serving 1,000 free meals per day. We are deeply grateful to every donor, volunteer, and devotee. Jai Hanuman!