Bajrangbali not only is a powerhouse but also a fountain of wisdom. 5 Myths about the Immortal Lord Hanuman

News Topical, Digital Desk : Hanuman, the god of Kaliyuga, is the greatest devotee of Lord Rama. His birth is linked to the monkey clan. Vayu, the god of wind, is venerated as Hanuman, the son of Mother Anjani, who is the epitome of true devotion and dedication to God.

He plays an important role in Ramayana and Mahabharata, besides these there are many myths linked with him which many people believe in. Let's look at the most important myths associated with Hanuman.

The First Legend

Hanuman ji is seen only in Ramayana.

Fact: Hanuman was a major character in both the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. His presence in every age is shown in his meeting with Bhima in the period of Mahabharata, testing Arjuna’s ego and flag on Arjuna’s chariot in Kurukshetra war.

Myth #2

Hanuman ji is simply God of strength.

Fact: Hanuman is a god of great strength and wisdom. In Ramayana and Mahabharata many examples are given where he did not depend on strength but wisdom. He is the most learned in the Hindu scriptures. Here is one verse from the Hanuman Chalisa that speaks of his wisdom:

Hail Hanuman, the ocean of knowledge and virtues.
Hail Kapis, the three worlds are open.

Meaning: O Lord Hanuman, you ocean of knowledge and virtues, victory to you. Victory to you O Lord of the monkeys. Your renown is in the three worlds.

Third legend

Hanuman ji’s biggest quality was his power.

Truth His greatest strength was not power but fidelity. He had the heart of Lord Rama and was also dedicated to serve Lord Rama. His devotion to Lord Rama showed in his devotion to Lord Rama whether crossing the ocean to reach Lanka for Sita or saving the life of Lakshman. This is well demonstrated by Lord Rama's devotee, Hanuman.

Myth No. 4

Hanuman ji is restricted to a single community or tradition.

Truth: Hanuman is worshipped in many traditions throughout India and around the world. His strength, humility, devotion, service and dedication inspires people from all communities and traditions.

Myth number 5

The story of Hanuman ji concludes with Ramayana.

Fact: Hanuman is among the immortals who are still living on Earth. According to the teaching of Lord Rama he is worshipped as the God of Kaliyuga. He is the first and the last of time.

It is believed that Hanuman will be in his body until the end of Kaliyuga. And he walks the earth today. The boon of immortality given to him for the protection of dharma continues to protect his devotees and dharma.