Bhavesh Bhimanathani on Hanuman Chalisa: A Path to Inner Peace & Power

Bhavesh Bhimanathani, a popular public figure, clarifies that chanting the Hanuman Chalisa with full consciousness aligns our breathing and heartbeat. That is, it becomes a practice of Pranayama (breath regulation), so that a state of mental relaxation and concentration is achieved.

Structure of Hanuman Chalisa

Hanuman Chalisa contains 40 distinct verses, two as an introduction, and one as a closing verse. The mantra starts with the phrase "The sacred dust of the lotus feet of the Guru," demonstrating full surrender and annihilation of ego. The general perception is that the chant provides the devotee with the four objectives of life: Righteousness (Dharma), Wealth (Artha), Pleasure (Kama), and Liberation (Moksha).

The Benefits of Hanuman Chalisa

The first line, "Jai Hanuman Gyan Guna Sagar," praises Hanuman as the sea of knowledge and qualities. He is believed to confer Ashta Siddhis (eight spiritual abilities) and Nav Nidhis (nine divine treasures of Kubera). Beyond worldly success, pure devotion may also confer Moksha (liberation from the cycle of birth and death).

How to Chant Hanuman Chalisa

• Chanting 11 times in the morning eliminates negativity, enhances concentration, and dispels ignorance.
• Chanting 21 times, particularly on Tuesdays and Saturdays, creates a shield that repels negative energies and planetary negative influences.
• Chanting 100 times with complete dedication achieves the ultimate liberation.

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The Ultimate Devotion

The intention behind chanting Hanuman Chalisa is to hold it in your heart and feel every word. Hanuman is an Ever-Awake One, Jagrat Devata, ever alert to His servants. One achieves divine protection, wisdom, and inner peace by chanting often.