151 Episodes Of Lord Hanuman collection’s legendry tales will inspire children and set them on a path of righteousness, knowledge and wisdom of life and karma.📚😊🙏
After getting married, Anjana and Kesari were very happy together. They prayed to Lord Shiv and goddess Parvati every day. In the meantime, a just king named Dashrath ruled a land called Ayodhya. He was unhappy, as he did not have a child. He was advised to perform a yajna, which was presided over by […]
While the people were busy rejoicing, an old sage came there and asked if he could talk to Anjana in private. Anjana nodded, wondering what the sage had in his mind. The sage said gently, “Whenever someone wins a battle for us, we gift something precious to that person. Today, you and Kesari together defeated
Kesari put up a brave fight with Sambasadan. Sambasadan was forced to retreat a little. Kesari pierced the demon’s shield and blood began dripping down to the ground. Anjana, who was raining arrows at Sambasadan, suddenly remembered the words of Shiv and Parvati. She quickly dipped an arrow in the monster’s blood and then aimed
Anjana looked at Kesari in admiration. She was going to tell him about her dream of Shiv and Parvati when they heard a loud roaring sound. Anjana saw a gigantic demon charging towards the ashram. She understood that he was Sambasadan. She was also pretty sure that the demon would just stomp over everything in
Anjana was mesmerised by the man’s muscular body. She thought the hermits might have called in someone powerful to aid them in waging a war on Sambasadan. Anjana decided to talk to the man, but he suddenly turned to face her. She was shocked. The man had a monkey’s face! ‘He behaves as a king,
Anjana prayed to Shiv and Parvati, “These kind people have provided me with protection. They have fed me and given me shelter. Now, it is my responsibility to help and keep them safe. My Lord, please give me strength so that I may fight this monster!” Anjana felt like someone whispering these words to her,
The old hermit praised Anjana’s courage. “You are a very fearless woman, Anjana. You were wandering alone in this forest at night. We generally do not step out at that time,” he said, trembling at the thought. Anjana was confused at what the hermit said. “A gigantic demon called Sambasadan lives here. He has terrorised
Though Punjikasthala looked like a monkey yet no one in the ashram mocked at her. In fact, she was given fruits to eat. She ate the fruits happily, as she was feeling hungry after a long day. One of the oldest hermits noticed her and asked who she was. Punjikasthala was about to disclose her
The monkey sage decided to soften the curse. He said, “I am very sorry, Punjikasthala. I cannot take back this curse. But as soon as you give birth to Lord Shiv’s incarnation, the curse will end. Pray to Lord Shiv.” Shortly, Punjikasthala could feel something happening to her body. She rushed to a nearby river
The enraged monkey sage glared at Punjikasthala and asked, “Why were you throwing stones at me?” Punjikasthala just gaped at the monkey sage. “Do you know that you have committed a big mistake by interrupting my meditation?” the monkey sage asked again. Punjikasthala still could not speak, so she stood there staring at the sage.
There is yet another story about Hanuman’s birth. Punjikasthala liked to roam the skies. While wandering in the heavens, she once saw a monkey sage engrossed in deep meditation. The sage sat cross-legged for his prayers. This posture appeared very funny to Punjikasthala and instead of respecting the sage’s dedication she started laughing loudly. The
Anjana was asked by sage Agastya to perform meditation on hill Venkatadri situated on the banks of Akash Ganga. This place in Vrishabhachal was the most suitable place for her to get her desire fulfilled. The sage said to Anjana, “Lord Shiv is going to be born to you. He will be as mighty as
After some time, Punjikasthala and Adrika took birth as the twin daughters of a vanar king named Kunj. Kesari, another famous king of the vanar race, married both Anjana and Adrika when they grew up. Kesari was highly religious. He often used to sit deep in meditation at the southern seashore. One day, sage Agastya
Another story related to the birth of Hanuman goes like this. Punjikasthala was a heavenly creature. Once, she visited a planet named Svah (a planet beyond the pole star) as a tourist. She was very beautiful and Lord Indra fell in love with her. But Punjikasthala declined Indra’s marriage proposal. She ridiculed him and said,
Anjana was Hanuman’s mother. There are many stories related to how Anjana gave birth to Hanuman. Anjana, in her previous birth, was an apsara named Punjikasthala. A sage once cursed Punjikasthala to be born on earth as a female monkey, “You will be freed from the curse only after giving birth to an incarnation of