|

Sri Hanuman Mangala Ashtakam

No ratings
0 views

Shree hanumaan mangal'aasht'akam'

Vaishaakhe maasi kri'shnaayaam' dashamyaam' mandavaasare |
Poorvaabhaadraa prabhootaaya mangal'am' shreehanoomate || 1 ||

Karunaarasapoornaaya phalaapoopapriyaaya cha |
Maanikyahaarakant'haaya mangal'am' shreehanoomate || 2 ||

Suvarchalaakal'atraaya chaturbhujadharaaya cha |
Usht'raarood'haaya veeraaya mangal'am' shreehanoomate || 3 ||

Divyamangal'adehaaya peetaambaradharaaya cha |
Taptakaanchanavarnaaya mangal'am' shreehanoomate || 4 ||

Bhaktarakshanasheelaaya jaanakeeshokahaarine |
Sri'sht'ikaaranabhootaaya mangal'am' shreehanoomate || 5 ||

Rambhaavanavihaaraaya gandhamaadanavaasine |
Sarvalokaikanaathaaya mangal'am' shreehanoomate || 6 ||

Panchaananaaya bheemaaya kaalanemiharaaya cha |
Kaund'inyagotrajaataaya mangal'am' shreehanoomate || 7 ||

Kesareeputra divyaaya seetaanveshaparaaya cha |
Vaanaraanaam' varisht'haaya mangal'am' shreehanoomate || 8 ||

Iti shree hanumaan mangal'aasht'akam |

Meaning

The “Sri Hanuman Mangalashtakam” is an auspicious eight-verse hymn dedicated to Lord Hanuman, invoking his blessings for protection, peace, spiritual strength and prosperity. Each verse beautifully highlights a unique divine quality, form or deed of Hanuman, establishing him as the source of auspiciousness (mangalam) for devotees.

The hymn recalls Hanuman’s birth on an auspicious Vaishakha Krishna Dashami, marking him as a divine bringer of welfare. It praises his compassion-filled nature, jewel-adorned glory, and his love for simple offerings. His divine form—golden in hue, wearing yellow garments, radiant with sanctity—brings peace and purity to the surroundings.

It venerates him as the protector of devotees, the remover of Sita’s sorrow, the one who brings balance to creation, the wanderer of celestial groves, and the lord of all worlds. Hanuman appears in many forms—four-armed, five-faced, warrior, destroyer of demons, and eternal servant of Lord Rama. He is described as the foremost among Vanaras, the son of Kesari, and the one who tirelessly searched for Sita.

Every verse affirms Hanuman’s divine grace and assures that remembering him brings auspicious energy, removes obstacles and bestows wellbeing and success.

Benefits:
    •    Grants protection, peace, courage and inner strength.
    •    Removes negativity, fear, sorrow and adverse planetary effects.
    •    Brings prosperity, health, family harmony and auspicious results.
    •    Enhances devotion, discipline and spiritual progress.
    •    Establishes divine blessings and positive energy in home and life.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Hanuman Mangala Ashtakam?
It is a sacred eight-verse hymn dedicated to Lord Hanuman, praising his auspicious qualities, forms, and deeds. It is recited to invoke his blessings for all-round well-being and protection for devotees.
When and how should one recite this stotra?
This stotra can be recited daily in the morning after bathing, with a pure mind, in front of an image or idol of Hanuman. Reciting it on Tuesdays and Saturdays is considered especially auspicious.
What are the benefits of reciting Sri Hanuman Mangala Ashtakam?
Recitation grants protection, peace, courage, inner strength, removal of obstacles, family welfare, and spiritual progress. It helps in dispelling negative energies.
Who should recite this stotra?
Devotees of Hanuman, those facing difficulties in life, those seeking protection and peace, and those wishing to advance spiritually can recite it.
How many times should it be recited for best results?
Reciting it once or thrice daily is common. It is believed that chanting it 11 or 21 times specifically yields excellent results.
What is the origin or significance of this stotra?
This stotra commemorates Hanuman's auspicious birth on Vaishakha Krishna Dashami and extols his divine attributes. Its significance lies in the belief that remembering him brings all forms of auspiciousness.

Comments

Please login to leave a comment

Loading comments...