Hanuman Chalisa: Know The Right Way To Recite Hanuman Chalisa Daily

Today is Tuesday, the day which is dedicated to Lord Hanuman. It is believed that by offering sincere devotion and wholehearted prayers to Lord Hanuman on this day, one can overcome all crises and challenges.

The Hanuman Chalisa, a blissful ode devoted to Lord Hanuman, was written by the famous yogi Sri Goswami Tulsidas in the 16th century. Legend has it that Tulsidas, penned the Hanuman Chalisa, in a state of illness. The act of composing and singing praises to Lord Hanuman played a pivotal role in Tulsidas’s recovery, contributing to the restoration of his health.

‘Chalis’ means forty, referring to the forty verses of praises for Lord Hanuman. The Hanuman Chalisa is composed in Avadhi, a dialect of Hindi spoken in Ayodhya, Lord Rama’s birthplace.

This timeless hymn is a tribute to Lord Hanuman and his unwavering devotion to Lord Ram. Recognized for his monkey-like appearance, Lord Hanuman is revered as the epitome of faith, surrender, and devotion. The Hanuman Chalisa is known to be the blissful realm where breath meets the heart.

How to chant the Hanuman Chalisa?
Sit as you would for meditation – in a meditative posture with your eyes closed and body relaxed. Keep your back straight and center yourself by bringing your breath to a rhythmic flow. Play a recording of the Hanuman Chalisa or if you are attending a live class, then your teacher will play a recording for you. Simply keep your eyes closed, listen to the chants and try to absorb each word while focusing on your breath.

Chanting Hanuman Chalisa holds great significance in Hinduism
The meaning of the Hanuman Chalisa
The Hanuman Chalisa is a revered hymn composed by Tulsidas, dedicated to Lord Hanuman, a prominent deity in Hinduism known for his devotion to Lord Rama. The chalisa praises the virtues and deeds of Hanuman. It begins with an invocation to the Guru and expresses the devotee’s devotion to Lord Rama.