Pt. Vijay Shankar Mehta - Hamare Hanuman

Once he was going in his boat, storm occurred . His servants
knew swimming, they jumped into the river but the businessman
thought, if will jump with empty tins, then the tins with valuables will
be left behind, and its very hard to leave money. On one side there
was money and on the other life. Greed disturbed him he left empty
tins and tied loaded tins to his chest.
No need to tell about the result.
This story relate to all of us. We all have gathered so much load
of name, fame and post, that if we jump into the worldly ocean with
this weight, as a result we will definitely drown. We have to be
lighter to float and to meet God.
We feel our family as a burden (weight), on our shoulder and
hope not to drown. We do’nt have to leave anything we have just to
be lighter. Meditation teach us this, and this only is life management.
There are seven chapters in RamCharitManas our body also
have seven centers. First Muladhar Chakra- Balkand Second,
Swadhistan chakra AyodhyaKand , third- Manipur. Aranaya Kand,
fourth-Anahat –KishkindhaKand. Fifth-Vishuddh-SunderKand, Sixth
Agya-Lanka and Seventh-Sahastrahar-uttarKand.
So KishkindhaKand is situated in heart. It is Ramji’s heart.
Due to the separation of Janakiji it is very small. In RamCharitManas
there is the conclusion of every chapter. The conclusion of
KishkindhaKand is fulfillment of desire and satisfaction. Both
these are very important in family.
In the beginning kashi has been remembered. It is some what
astonishing. But the reason is that Shiv-Parvati resides in kashi and
Hanumanji is the ‘Rudravtar’,a part of Shiv. Like this Shiv-parvati are
Hanumanji’s parents. It is the chapter of Hanumanji’s entry there for
his parents are also remembered.