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Story behind Writing Hanuman Astottara Shata Naamaavali :

Hanuman Astottara Shata Naamavali is a devotional hymn that consists of 108 names of Lord Hanuman. This hymn is recited by devotees to praise and seek blessings from Lord Hanuman.

There are various stories behind the writing of this hymn. One of the most popular stories is that when Lord Hanuman was injured in the battle with Ravana's army, Lord Rama applied a medicinal herb on his wounds. As a result, Lord Hanuman started feeling immense pleasure and began rolling on the ground. To pacify him, Lord Rama started reciting the 108 names of Hanuman. Pleased with Lord Rama's devotion, Lord Hanuman blessed him and said that these names would be known as the Hanuman Astottara Shata Naamavali.

Another popular story states that when Lord Hanuman was a child, he had once asked his mother Anjana about his name. Anjana then recited the 108 names of Lord Hanuman, which were revealed to her by Lord Brahma. Lord Hanuman then requested Anjana to teach him those names. As a result, the Hanuman Astottara Shata Naamavali became popular among the devotees of Lord Hanuman.

Regardless of the origin, the Hanuman Astottara Shata Naamavali is considered a powerful prayer to seek blessings from Lord Hanuman and is recited by many devotees around the world

హనుమాన్ అష్టోత్తర శతనామావళి:

ఓం శ్రీ ఆంజనేయాయ నమః
ఓం మహావీరాయ నమః
ఓం హనుమతే నమః
ఓం మారుతాత్మజాయ నమః
ఓం తత్త్వజ్ఞానప్రదాయ నమః
ఓం సీతాదేవీముద్రాప్రదాయకాయ నమః
ఓం అశోకవనికాచ్చేత్రే నమః
ఓం సర్వమాయావిభంజనాయ నమః
ఓం సర్వబంధవిమోక్త్రే నమః
ఓం రక్షోవిధ్వంసకారకాయనమః (10)

Om, I offer my salutations to Lord Hanuman, the son of the wind, the embodiment of knowledge and wisdom, the giver of the seal of Sita Devi, the destroyer of all obstacles, the liberator from all bondages, and the annihilator of enemies.

ఓం వరవిద్యా పరిహారాయ నమః
ఓం పరశౌర్య వినాశనాయ నమః
ఓం పరమంత్ర నిరాకర్త్రే నమః
ఓం పరమంత్ర ప్రభేదకాయ నమః
ఓం సర్వగ్రహ వినాశినే నమః
ఓం భీమసేన సహాయకృతే నమః
ఓం సర్వదుఃఖ హరాయ నమః
ఓం సర్వలోక చారిణే నమః
ఓం మనోజవాయ నమః
ఓం పారిజాత ధృమమూలస్థాయ నమః (20)

Om, I offer my salutations to the remover of obstacles caused by ignorance, to the destroyer of enemies with his mighty sword, to the creator of the ultimate mantra, to the one who reveals the secrets of the highest mantra, to the destroyer of all negative influences, to the helper of Bhima Sena, to the remover of all sorrows, to the one who travels in all worlds, to the one who moves as fast as the mind, and to the one who dwells under the Paarijatha tree.

ఓం సర్వమంత్ర స్వరూపవతే నమః
ఓం సర్వతంత్ర స్వరూపిణే నమః
ఓం సర్వయంత్రాత్మకాయ నమః
ఓం కపీశ్వరాయ నమః
ఓం మహాకాయాయ నమః
ఓం సర్వరోగహరాయ నమః
ఓం ప్రభవే నమః
ఓం బలసిద్ధికరాయ నమః
ఓం సర్వవిద్యాసంపత్ర్పదాయకాయ నమః
ఓం కపిసేనా నాయకాయ నమః (30)

"Om, salutations to the remover of all obstacles in the pursuit of knowledge."

"Om, salutations to the destroyer of the mighty Parashurama."

"Om, salutations to the supreme formless mantra."

"Om, salutations to the one who reveals the secrets of the supreme mantra."

"Om, salutations to the destroyer of all diseases."

"Om, salutations to the helper of the mighty army."

"Om, salutations to the remover of all sorrow."

"Om, salutations to the wanderer of all worlds."

"Om, salutations to the one who is swift as the mind."

"Om, salutations to the one who resides at the root of the wish-fulfilling tree

ఓం భవిష్యచ్చతురాననాయ నమః
ఓం కుమార బ్రహ్మచారిణే నమః
ఓం రత్నకుండల దీప్తిమతే నమః
ఓం సంచలద్వాల సన్నద్ధలంబమాన శిఖోజ్జ్వలాయ నమః
ఓం గంధర్వ విద్యాతత్త్వజ్ఞాయ నమః
ఓం మహాబలపరాక్రమాయ నమః
ఓం కారాగృహ విమోక్త్రే నమః
ఓం శృంఖలాబంధవిమోచకాయ నమః
ఓం సాగరోత్తారకాయ నమః
ఓం ప్రాజ్ఞాయ నమః (40)

Om, Salutations to the one who has four faces representing the future.
Om, Salutations to the young celibate.
Om, Salutations to the one who shines with jewel earrings.
Om, Salutations to the one who is adorned with a flowing mane and a crown.
Om, Salutations to the one who has the knowledge of music.
Om, Salutations to the one who has great strength and valor.
Om, Salutations to the one who releases from the prison of desires.
Om, Salutations to the one who releases from the bondage of material life.
Om, Salutations to the one who helps cross the ocean of samsara.
Om, Salutations to the wise one.

ఓం రామదూతాయ నమః
ఓం ప్రతాపవతే నమః
ఓం వానరాయ నమః
ఓం కేసరీసుతాయ నమః
ఓం సీతాశోక నివారణాయ నమః
ఓం అంజనా గర్భసంభూతాయ నమః
ఓం బాలార్క సదృశాననాయ నమః
ఓం విభీషణ ప్రియకరాయ నమః
ఓం దశగ్రీవ కులాంతకాయ నమః
ఓం లక్ష్మణ ప్రాణదాత్రే నమః (50)

"Om, salutations to Lord Rama's messenger
Om, salutations to the glorious one
Om, salutations to the monkey god
Om, salutations to the son of Kesari
Om, salutations to the remover of Sita's sorrow
Om, salutations to the one born of Anjana's womb
Om, salutations to the one with a face like the rising sun
Om, salutations to the one who is dear to Vibhishana
Om, salutations to the destroyer of the ten-headed Ravana's dynasty
Om, salutations to the one who gave life to Lakshmana

ఓం వజ్రకాయాయ నమః
ఓం మహాద్యుతయే నమః
ఓం చిరంజీవినే నమః
ఓం రామభక్తాయ నమః
ఓం దైత్యకార్య విఘాతకాయ నమః
ఓం అక్షహంత్రే నమః
ఓం కాంచనాభాయ నమః
ఓం పంచవక్త్రాయ నమః
ఓం మహాతపసే నమః
ఓం లంకిణీభంజనాయ నమః (60)

Om, Salutations to Vajrakaya (one who has a body as strong as a diamond),
Om, Salutations to Mahadyutaye (one who has great radiance),
Om, Salutations to Chiranjivine (one who is immortal),
Om, Salutations to Rama bhaktaya (one who is devoted to Lord Rama),
Om, Salutations to Daityakarya vighatakaya (one who destroys the work of demons),
Om, Salutations to Akshahantre (one who kills enemies),
Om, Salutations to Kanchanabhave (one who has a golden complexion),
Om, Salutations to Panchavaktraya (one who has five faces),
Om, Salutations to Mahatapase (one who has great penance),
Om, Salutations to Lankinibhajanaya (one who defeats Lankini, the demoness)

ఓం శ్రీమతే నమః
ఓం సింహికాప్రాణభంజనాయ నమః
ఓం గంధమాదన శైలస్థాయ నమః
ఓం లంకాపుర విదాహకాయ నమః
ఓం సుగ్రీవ సచివాయ నమః
ఓం ధీరాయ నమః
ఓం శూరాయ నమః
ఓం దైత్యకులాంతకాయ నమః
ఓం సురార్చితాయ నమః
ఓం మహాతేజసే నమః (70)

 Obeisances to the glorious one.
 Obeisances to the destroyer of the demoness Simhika.
 Obeisances to the one who resides on the mountain of fragrance.
Obeisances to the one who destroyed the city of Lanka.
 Obeisances to the minister of Sugriva.
 Obeisances to the courageous one.
 Obeisances to the valiant one.
 Obeisances to the destroyer of the demon clan.
 Obeisances to the one worshipped by the gods.
 Obeisances to the one of great radiance.

ఓం రామచూడామణి ప్రదాయ నమః
ఓం కామరూపిణే నమః
ఓం శ్రీ పింగళాక్షాయ నమః
ఓం వార్ధిమైనాకపూజితాయ నమః
ఓం కబళీకృత మార్తాండమండలాయ నమః
ఓం విజితేంద్రియాయ నమః
ఓం రామసుగ్రీవ సంధాత్రే నమః
ఓం మహారావణ మర్దనాయ నమః
ఓం స్ఫటికాభాయ నమః
ఓం వాగధీశాయ నమః (80)

 Salutations to the bestower of the crest-jewel of Lord Rama.
 Salutations to the one who assumes any form desired.
 Salutations to the one with golden-red eyes.
 Salutations to the one who is worshipped by the divine elephant Airavata.
 Salutations to the one who darkened the sun.
 Salutations to the one who has conquered the senses.
Salutations to the one who brought together Lord Rama and Sugriva.
 Salutations to the destroyer of the great demon Ravana.
 Salutations to the one who is as pure as crystal.
 Salutations to the Lord of speech.

ఓం నవవ్యాకృతి పండితాయ నమః
ఓం చతుర్బాహవే నమః
ఓం దీనబంధవే నమః
ఓం మహాత్మనే నమః
ఓం భక్తవత్సలాయ నమః
ఓం సంజీవన నగార్త్రే నమః
ఓం శుచయే నమః
ఓం వాగ్మినే నమః
ఓం దృఢవ్రతాయ నమః (90)

Om, salutations to the scholar of nine vyakritis (grammatical categories),
salutations to the one with four arms,
salutations to the protector of the oppressed,
salutations to the great soul,
salutations to the one who loves his devotees,
salutations to the healer of the wounded,
salutations to the pure one,
salutations to the eloquent one,
salutations to the one with firm resolve

ఓం కాలనేమి ప్రమథనాయ నమః
ఓం హరిమర్కట మర్కటాయనమః
ఓం దాంతాయ నమః
ఓం శాంతాయ నమః
ఓం ప్రసన్నాత్మనే నమః
ఓం శతకంఠ మదాపహృతేనమః
ఓం యోగినే నమః
ఓం రామకథాలోలాయ నమః
ఓం సీతాన్వేషణ పండితాయ నమః
ఓం వజ్రనఖాయ నమః (100)

 Salutations to the lord who conquered Kaalaneemi and Pramatha.
 Salutations to the lord who is as swift as a monkey and who removes the obstacles.
 Salutations to the lord who has powerful and strong teeth.
 Salutations to the lord who is calm and serene.
 Salutations to the lord who has a clear and peaceful mind.
 Salutations to the lord who has stolen the mind of Shatakanta.
 Salutations to the lord who is the ultimate yogi.
 Salutations to the lord who revels in the stories of Lord Rama.
 Salutations to the lord who is an expert in finding Sita.
 Salutations to the lord who has diamond-like nails.

ఓం రుద్రవీర్య సముద్భవాయ నమః
ఓం ఇంద్రజిత్ప్రహితామోఘ బ్రహ్మాస్త్రనివారకాయ నమః
ఓం పార్థధ్వజాగ్ర సంవాసినే నమః
ఓం శరపంజర భేదకాయ నమః
ఓం దశబాహవే నమః
ఓం లోకపూజ్యాయ నమః
ఓం జాంబవతీత్ప్రీతివర్ధనాయ నమః
ఓం సీతాసమేత శ్రీరామపాదసేవాదురంధరాయ నమః (108)

Om, salutations to the one who embodies the power of Rudra.
Om, salutations to the one who can withstand and prevent the Brahmastra, the invincible weapon of Indrajit.
Om, salutations to the one who wears the flag of Partha (Arjuna) on his chariot.
Om, salutations to the one who can break the bow of Lord Shiva and pierce through the armor of Kauravas, like a cluster of arrows.
Om, salutations to the ten-armed one.
Om, salutations to the one who is worshipped by the entire universe.
Om, salutations to the one who increases the love and affection of Jambavati.
Om, salutations to the one who upholds the service of the feet of Lord Rama along with Sita.


Benefits of Reciting Hanuman Astotthara Shatanaamvali :

Protection: Hanuman is considered to be a powerful deity who can offer protection from negative energies and evil forces. Reciting his 108 names can help in invoking his protection.

Strength and courage: Hanuman is known for his immense strength and courage. Reciting his names is believed to infuse the devotee with these qualities.

Removes obstacles: Hanuman is often referred to as the remover of obstacles. Reciting his names can help in overcoming obstacles in one's life.

Good health: Hanuman is believed to have the power to heal and restore health. Reciting his names can help in promoting good health and healing ailments.

Spiritual growth: Reciting Hanuman's names can help in deepening one's spiritual practice and connecting with the divine.

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