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Ramayana Characters: Who Is Who, Through One Valmiki Scene Each
The main Ramayana characters are Bhagwan Ram, Maa Sita, Lakshman ji, Hanuman ji and Ravana, with eight more around them, each shown through one Valmiki scene.
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Hanuman Jayanti 2026: Date, Puja Timings, Significance, Rituals, & Muhurat
What is Hanuman Jayanti? Hanuman Jayanti is the celebration of Lord Hanuman, one of the most important and loved deities in Hinduism, and the embodiment of strength, devotion, and perseverance. This day is commemorated by many devotees in the country by visiting temples, reciting the Hanuman Chalisa, observing fasts, and performing special pujas for the…
Chaitra Purnima 2026, Format: Guide, Hanuman, Hanuman Chalisa recitation, Hanuman Jayanti, Hanuman Jayanti 2026, Hanuman Jayanti date 2026, Hanuman Jayanti fasting rules, Hanuman Jayanti India, Hanuman Jayanti puja muhurat, Hanuman Jayanti rituals, Hanuman Jayanti significance, Hanuman Jayanti timings 2026, Hanuman temple puja, Hindu festival April 2026, Lord Hanuman festival, Month: Chaitra -
Hanuman Moola Mantra
The Call of Strength and Devotion There’s a particular calm that comes with saying his name Hanuman. Call it courage, call it clarity, or just the feeling of having someone unshakable on your side. He has always been that the steady guardian, the fearless warrior whose faith could move mountains (literally). In every temple, you’ll…
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Hanuman aarti: Aarti kijai Hanuman Lala ki, with meaning
Aarti kijai Hanuman Lala ki is a refrain and eleven couplets in praise of Lord Hanuman, printed as aarti no. 85 in the Gita Press Shri Aarti-Sangrah.
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Balaji Aarti
Balaji Aarti is a sacred prayer dedicated to Lord Balaji (Lord Venkateshwara). Singing this aarti helps remove problems and brings peace and comfort into life. Devotees pray to Lord Balaji for protection, strength, and blessings. Balaji Aarti Lyrics Singing or listening to the Shri Balaji Aarti daily is believed to please Lord Balaji and reduce…
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Hanuman Chalisa: full text in Hindi and English, with its meaning
The Hanuman Chalisa is a poem by Goswami Tulsidas in Awadhi, with two opening dohas, 40 chaupais and a closing doha, given here as Gita Press prints it, with Roman letters and a plain English meaning.