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Shri Hanuman Chalisa...
Shri Hanuman Chalisa (64 p)
by: UnknownInvoking Lord Hanumana for his blessings for the sake of knowledge, strength and wisdom in general and for the mitigation of difficult situations in particular, is a common practice among devout Hindus. As per belief and practice the solution lies in the recital of Hanuman Chalisa.
The Small, hard-bound hand-book, running into 64 pages, reproduces each and every stanza of the Hanuman Chalisa in original, with easy-to-understand Hindi translation. What is outstanding about the publication are the colourful, full-page visuals (artworks) depicting the super-mundane, mythological episodes related to the Mahabali, Veer Hanumana as the saviour and the ever-dependable Lord of the true devotees.
₹99.00
ISBN: 9788182650244
Year Of Publication: 2012
Edition: 1st
Pages : 64
Bibliographic Details : 43 coloured paintings
Language : Hindi
Binding : Hardcover
Publisher: Srikunj Sadbhawana Manch
Size: 16
Weight: 100
Invoking Lord Hanumana for his blessings for the sake of knowledge, strength and wisdom in general and for the mitigation of difficult situations in particular, is a common practice among devout Hindus. As per belief and practice the solution lies in the recital of Hanuman Chalisa.
The Small, hard-bound hand-book, running into 64 pages, reproduces each and every stanza of the Hanuman Chalisa in original, with easy-to-understand Hindi translation. What is outstanding about the publication are the colourful, full-page visuals (artworks) depicting the super-mundane, mythological episodes related to the Mahabali, Veer Hanumana as the saviour and the ever-dependable Lord of the true devotees.
1. Sankatamochana Hanumanashtaka
2. Bajarang-Bana
3. Shriramavatara
4. Shri Rama-stuti
5. Shrihanumat-stavana
6. Mantratmakam Shrimarutistotram
7. Shri Sankatmochana Hanuman Vandana
8. Hanumata Vandana
9. Shriramavandana along with Aarti
10. How to perform Patha
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