Hanuman Chalisa: one of the most potent prayers in Devanagri script and English transliteration with introductory explanation

12/11/2017

Hanuman Chalisa which literally means forty verses, is one of the most potent prayer to Hanuman. It was composed by Sage Tulsi Das, who is revered as the most notable Rama devotee of all times, probably right in line after Hanuman himself. These forty verses are also some of the most powerful prayers that one can perform to find strength and courage in general to live a vibrant and complete life.

It is believed that this prayer has such immense powers that anyone who chants it with full honesty and true devotion can obtain Hanuman’s grace and achieve all their heart-felt desires.

The full Hanuman Chalisa prayer which includes introductory and ending stanzas is provided here in Devanagari script as well as in English transliteration for those who may not be able to easily read Sanskrit/Hindi.

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