Pt. Vijay Shankar Mehta - Hamare Hanuman
Pt. Vijay Shankar Mehta - Hamare Hanuman
Pt. Vijay Shankar Mehta - Hamare Hanuman
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ecomes active, our mind becomes more active and<br />
starts running.<br />
The state of bringing our mind to rest is called<br />
meditation. The result of Yoga is meditation and<br />
<strong>Hanuman</strong>ji is a Yogi.<br />
Before leaving for Lanka he asks Jamvant,<br />
“what should I do?” Starting SunderKand,<br />
Tulsidasji writes Jamvant’s name in first couplet .<br />
Listening to Jamvant’s words, <strong>Hanuman</strong>ji was<br />
very happy. This clearly states that whenever we<br />
leave for any great cause, we must take the<br />
blessing of our elders and respectables.<br />
This story of <strong>Hanuman</strong>ji’s enthusiasm starts by<br />
remembering an elderly person, Jamvant.<br />
After this is written<br />
Sindhu<br />
tear………………………………………………………<br />
…………………………………………………………<br />
………………….Bal bhari.<br />
There was a beautiful mountain near the seashore.<br />
<strong>Hanuman</strong>ji climbs it in play. Memorizing shri Ramji<br />
the mighty <strong>Hanuman</strong>ji climbs it with speed.<br />
God is remembered repeatedly. It means God<br />
comes to their devotees heart and leaves. There fore it<br />
is said to memorize him repeatedly.<br />
Life of a devotee is like the game of snake and<br />
ladder. To keep in touch with God, we have to maintain<br />
continuity, do it repeatedly.
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