According to Ramayan, when Hanuman was going towards Lanka, he takes the support of a hill in the middle of the sea. At that time, the body of Hanuman was so big that the hill was of the size of his hand. He places his hand on it and rests their for few seconds while the remaining body is still in air.
It is said that one fish (Suvarchala) swallows his sweat and becomes pregnant. It falls in love with him at first sight. She gives birth to a son called Mathsya Vallab. That is how Hanuman has a wife and son though he was virgin.
Hanuman is the greatest virgin the world can ever see.
Lord Rama was an ideal person known for best nobilities and principles ever expected of a man which he exhibited and practiced all his life.
That is why he is called Purushottam Ram- the Best amonst the best men
Rama tell true kingdom
Hanuman tells real bhakthi
Ravana charector tell cruelety is never win
Rama represents an ideal man, as conceived by the Hindu mind. In the story of Ramayana, Rama's personality depicts him as the perfect son, devoted brother, true husband, trusted friend, ideal king, and a noble adversary.
In images and pictures, Rama is shown carrying a bow and arrow. The bow and arrow convey that Rama is always ready to destroy evil and protect righteousness. He is himself an embodiment of dharma.
There is no age for Hanumanji. He is immortal, he can never grow old only if he wants to.
HANUMAN IS NOT ANY PERSON OR ANIMAL BUT IS AIR (OUR BREATHING CALL HANUMAN ( SON OF WIND ). THE MOST IMPORTANT FOR LIFE IS BREATHING THAT IS WHY HANUMAN IS CLOSEST FREIND OF RAMA(SOUL)
No, Hinduism started long before the Nazis came around (referring to the answer before this one) it started in India roughly 2 and a half thousand years ago.
a stone in his left hand to rescue Sita, the army of monkeys threw stones into the sea towards the island of Lanka. On each stone was written the name Rama. The stones floated, creating a road upon which Rama and the monkeys could walk to Lanka.
lord Krishna had put a curse on Hanuman which was a punishment for him!
Lord Rama being an avatar of Lord Vishnu - Garuda (eagle), is his Vahana. However, Rama being in a King (in human form) he had a Chariot with horses which he did not use as he was in Vanavasa.
Lord Rama being an avatar of Lord Vishnu - Garuda (eagle), is his Vahana. However, Rama being in a King (in human form) he had a Chariot with horses which he did not use as he was in Vanavasa.
Rama is the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu and Sita is the consort of Lord Rama, the seventh avatar (incarnation) of Lord Vishnu
its affect for being a human being . like us . theres a lot of belief ,culture and traditions like the epic Ramayana
Ganesh has been known to have between 2-16 arms. Usually its 4.
Hanuman Chalisa is a very popular prayer sung in the praise of Lord Hanuman.
http://www.desigram.com/pages/articles/Worship/Hinduism/Sthotram-Shlokas/Hanuman-Chalisa.html
Other than this, there are other shorter shlokas or prayers that can be chanted everyday.
http://www.desigram.com/pages/articles/Worship/Hinduism/Sthotram-Shlokas/Hanuman-Shloka.html
Cause they both consist of the most important/famous pieces of literature ever.
Importance of Mahabharata and Ramayana:If we have a Positive attitude we would be determined to succeed at all costs.
If we have a Negative attitude we would be satisfied with whatever we have. Both are equally important, though in the modern world Positive attitude is supposed to be superior to the negative attitude.
Mahabharata:
The mythology: Mahabharata is a mythological story about a battle between cousins Pandavas and Kauravas for the Kuru kingdom. In the battle Kauravas are destroyed and later even the Pandavas die. Only Krishna, symbolic of the Positive attitude, remains.
The symbolic meaning: Mahabharata is about transformation of a stagnant life into a life where there is eternal progress.
The Kauravas symbolize satisfaction and Pandavas of slow achievement. Krishna is symbolic of Positive attitude at which progress is at the highest speed. Thus, at the end only Krishna remains.
Ramayana:
The mythology: In Ramayana Rama's wife Sita is Kidnapped by a Demon, Ravana. Rama kills Ravana and brings back Sita to Ayodhya.
The symbolic meaning: The ten headed Ravana is symbolic of the wanton way of life we lead if we are not satisfied with whatever we have. The kidnapping is symbolic of the fact that our greed and indiscipline would be controlling us. Rama's killing of Ravana is symbolic of destruction of our greed and indiscipline.
Thus, Ramayana is about satisfaction, sacrifice, honesty and destruction of greed and indiscipline.
Thus, Mahabharata and Ramayana are important epics because they explain us how to behave in extremes conditions of life.
The Ramayana represents many good aspects of Hinduism. Righteousness, kindness, compassion, truthfulness, generosity, altruism, affection, courage, and the importance of fulfilling the promises are some of them that are represented in the Ramayana.
Good is always the winner against the Bad. It also shows that ultimately truth and morality win.