Telugu Hanuman Jayanthi: An importance day to venerate Lord Hanumana

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Hanumana Jayanti Mantras
Lord Hanuman: A superheroic representation of ‘strength’ and ‘energy’. The God, who is a divine embodiment of Spiritually- Matured Human Mind. He is a heartfelt Yogi and is one of the most interesting personalities in Hinduism with intense and unique potential. Let’s discuss a more about lord Hanuman and how Telugu Hanuman Jayanthi is celebrated in Telangana.

Lord Hanuman: The Epitome of ‘Devotion’.

He is coupled with utmost humility and massive strength.  He is assuredly, the assiduous and the selfless devotee of ‘Lord Rama. His endearment and dedication for Lord Rama has always been unconditional and never expected anything from him in return.
Prominent for his love, devotion, and faithfulness towards Lord Rama, Goddess- Sita and Lord-Lakshmana, his happiness lies in serving them indeed. Their Lords are everything for him; hence, he is famed as the ‘epitome of devotion’ amongst his ardent devotees.

The Celebration of Hanuman Jayanti: Date, Time and Muhurat-

Telugu observe a peculiar Fast (Vrata) on the fortunate day of Hanuman Jayanti. In 2018, Lord Hanumana along with Lord Rama, Mother- Sita and Lord-Laxmana will be worshipped on 10th May (Thursday). This significant observance is enthusiastically solemnized among the majority population of the south Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
Hanuman Jayanthi is commemorated for 41-days which starts on Chaitra Purnima and ends on the tenth day during Krishna Paksha in Vaishakha month.
In Andhra Pradesh devotees begin 41-days Deeksha on Chaitra Purnima and conclude it on Hanuman Jayanthi day.

Hanuman Jayanthi Muhurat:

Deeksha Begins on May 10, 2018 (Saturday)
Dasami Tithi Begins = 01:56 on 10/May/2018
Dasami Tithi Ends = 02:58 on 11/May/2018.

10 ways to Impress Lord Hanumana on Hanuman Jayanti:

  • Lord Hanumana is a passionate devotee of Lord-Rama. He always wanted his worshippers to venerate Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, and Lord– Laxmana with all their hearts. It’s recommended to revere these divinities to get immense blessings and boons.
  • Visit a nearby temple of these gods to pay homage and to donate halwa-puri and clothes to poverty-stricken and needful. Read more click - Telugu Hanuman Jayanthi

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