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Hanuman Ji - is a divine symbol of strength, devotion, and loyalty, especially revered as the greatest devotee of Lord Ram.
Also known as Bajrangbali, Anjaneya, and Mahavir, he inspires courage, discipline, and faith.
Hanuman Ji Aarti is sung to honor him and seek his divine protection, wisdom, and spiritual energy.
The Aarti is especially performed on Tuesdays, Saturdays, and during Hanuman Jayanti & Ram Navami.
Reciting the Aarti removes fear, negative forces, and brings peace, strength, and success in life.

Jake bal se Girivar kaanpe।
Rog dosh jake nikat na jhaanke॥

Anjani putra maha baldaai।
Santan ke Prabhu sada sahaai॥

De Veera Raghunath pathaaye।
Lanka jaari Siya sudhi laaye॥

Lanka so kot samudra-si khaai।
Jaat Pawansut baar na laai॥

Lankini ko maare sut jaara।
Sindhu paar Siya sudhi laaya॥

Raavan ki sabha mein soyi।
Siya ji ne deeni sudhi joyi॥

Baag ujaari sindhu mahin bora।
Ati atur jam kaatar tora॥

Akshay Kumar maara Kapi sena।
Raavan kari setu paawan lena॥

Lanka mein Raghunath pathaaye।
Sita sudhi laye harshaye॥

Divine Birth: Hanuman, the son of Anjana and Vayu Dev, was born with supernatural powers like strength, flight, and shape-shifting.
Devotion to Lord Rama: He is known as the ultimate devotee of Lord Ram, playing a key role in the Ramayana by finding Sita and saving Lakshman.
Symbol of Strength: Hanuman represents power, discipline, and fearlessness, often worshipped for protection and courage.
Immortal and Ever-Present: As one of the seven Chiranjeevis, Hanuman is believed to still live on Earth, helping devotees in need.

When to Recite Ganesh Aarti

Worship and Celebrations: Honored through texts like Hanuman Chalisa, his worship peaks on Tuesdays, Saturdays, and during Hanuman Jayanti.
Tuesdays & Saturdays – Considered highly auspicious days dedicated to Hanuman Ji.
Hanuman Jayanti – Celebrated as his birth anniversary; Aarti is a main ritual.
Ram Navami – As the greatest devotee of Lord Ram, Hanuman Ji is worshipped along with Shri Ram
During Trouble or Fear – Reciting Aarti removes negativity, fear, and evil influences.
Temple or Home Rituals – Performed during morning/evening pujas or special Hanuman poojas for protection and blessings.
Every Tuesday and Saturday – These days are specially dedicated to Hanuman Ji and ideal for Aarti.
Morning and Evening – Best performed during sunrise or sunset as part of daily puja or temple rituals.
During Challenging Times – When facing fear, negativity, illness, or evil influences, Aarti brings protection.
After Reading Hanuman Chalisa – Aarti is commonly recited after chanting the Hanuman Chalisa or Sundar Kand.
On Festivals – Especially during Hanuman Jayanti, Ram Navami, and other religious events involving Lord Ram.

Hanuman Garhi – Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh
Specialty: A fortified temple with 76 steps, believed to be Hanuman Ji’s home while guarding Ram Janmabhoomi.
Best Time: Hanuman Jayanti, Ram Navami, and Tuesdays.
Sankat Mochan Hanuman Mandir – Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh.
Specialty: Built by saint Tulsidas, this temple is famous for removing difficulties ("Sankat"). Popular For: Wish fulfillment and protection from negativity.
Hanuman Mandir (Connaught Place) – New Delhi
Specialty: Ancient temple linked to the Mahabharata era; open 24×7 and known for powerful Aarti. Highlight: One of the five temples not affected during the 1739 Mughal attack on Delhi.
Jakhoo Temple – Shimla, Himachal Pradesh
Specialty: Located on Jakhoo Hill, this temple has a 108-ft tall statue of Hanuman Ji, one of the tallest in the world. Scenic Views: Offers panoramic views of Shimla and surrounding valleys.
Mehandipur Balaji Temple – Dausa, Rajasthan
Specialty: Famous for spiritual healing and exorcism rituals to ward off evil spirits and black magic.
Spiritual Significance: Considered one of the most mystical and powerful Hanuman temples in India.