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News Topical, Digital Desk : In Hinduism, Saturday is dedicated to Lord Shani. Shani Dev is the son of the Sun God, also known as the god of justice and the giver of the fruits of karma. If you wish to please Lord Shani, you can recite these verses from the Sundarkand Path on Saturday. Let's read Hanuman's verses with their meanings.
He started describing the virtues of Ramchandra. Sita's sorrow ran away on hearing this.
His ears and mind started listening. He narrated the entire story from the beginning.
In this verse from the Sundarkand, Hanuman describes the virtues of Lord Rama to Sita, and upon hearing them, all of Sita's sorrows are dispelled. Sita listens with rapt attention to the praises of Lord Rama. Hanuman narrates the entire story to Sita from beginning to end.
Hanuman touched it and bowed down again,
without doing Ram's work where can I find rest.
This couplet depicts Hanuman 's devotion to Lord Shri Ram, as well as his dedication and devotion to duty. The meaning of this couplet is that Hanuman touched Mount Mainak with his hand and bowed down, saying, “I will not rest until I have accomplished Shri Ram's work.”
Lust, anger, pride, greed, all are the paths to hell.
All leave Raghuveerahi, worship the saints.
This couplet states that lust, anger, pride, and greed are the paths to hell. Therefore, one should abandon all these evils and worship Lord Rama. Therefore, this couplet should be recited on Saturdays.
Enter the city and do all the work. Kosalpur king kept
poison and nectar in his heart. The enemy became friends. Cowpad Sindhu, fire and cold.
In this couplet, the gatekeeper of Lanka tells Hanuman to enter Lanka with King Shri Ram of Ayodhya in his heart and complete his mission. For any devotee who meditates on Shri Ram, poison becomes nectar, and even enemies become friends. With this, the depths of the ocean disappear, and fire cools.
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