Veer Hanuman

Hanuman is a revered Hindu deity, central to the epic Ramayana, embodying exceptional devotion, strength, wisdom, and selfless service. He is the son of Anjana and Kesari, and spiritually connected to Vayu, the wind god, granting him immense power, including flight and incredible speed.

From childhood, Hanuman displayed his might, famously attempting to swallow the sun. Though struck by Indra's thunderbolt, he was later blessed with immortality and invincibility, but cursed to forget his powers until reminded – fostering his deep humility.

His life's purpose unfolds as he becomes the ultimate devotee of Lord Rama. He undertakes the colossal leap to Lanka to find abducted Sita, bringing her hope with Rama's ring and setting Lanka ablaze as a warning to Ravana.

During the war, Hanuman is an indispensable warrior, showcasing immense strength and strategic thinking. His most famous act is bringing the entire Sanjeevani mountain to save Lakshmana's life, demonstrating his unwavering commitment.

Hanuman symbolizes ultimate Bhakti (devotion) and Seva (selfless service). He acts without ego, serving only for righteousness. Beyond physical might, he possesses profound wisdom and intellect. Worshipped widely today, he inspires courage, protection, and the triumph of good over evil.