Introduction To Hanuman Jayanti:

Lord Hanuman is one of the iconic Gods of Indian pantheon, who gained a lot of significance across Hindhu pantheon. The festival of Hanuman Jayanti is one of the most revered festivals. Lord Hanuman’s powers are impeccable and unfathomable. He is considered as the repository of power and stealth who is highly revered for his high intelligence, brawn power, and acumen. When it comes to faith, no one can ever become parallel, as he has touched the epitome of devotion towards Lord Rama to such extent that, he opened his chest with his bare hands to manifest that Lord Ram dwells in his heart. His devotion towards Lord Ram reverberates across the land and the oceans for many millenniums continuously. It still echoes across all this universe as one of the powerful force that is immeasurable.

Hanuman Jayanti Date:

The festival of Hanuman Jayanti falls on 8th April 2020, on a Wednesday, where the Purnima thiti, coincides with the Chitra month.

Hanuman Jayanti Puja Muhurat:

Hanuman Jayanti 2020 date: 8th April Hanuman Jayanti 2020 Tithi - Wednesday, 8th April 2020 Purnima Tithi Starts – 12.00 (7th April 2020) Purnima Tithi Ends- 08:03 (7th April 2020)

Rituals of Hanuman Jayanti:

Hanuman is an amulet who wards off the away negative forces from his devotees, and benefits would be multifold if the devotees visit the temple and make prayers on this day. All the devotees wake up early and visit Hanuman Temples. As the Lord was born before the sunrise, all the religious ceremonies and prayers are conducted early in the morning.

An idol or the picture of the Lord Hanuman is decorated with red vermilion. Singing hymns, reading scriptures are auspicious. Once the Puja is over, “Aarthi” is shown to the lord and is offered to the devotees. The Prashad is also offered to the Lord, which usually has sweets, flowers, coconut, and holy water, honey, milk, and butter.

Conclusion:

It is highly interesting to introspect that not only in Hindu Pantheon, he is also worshipped in many countries across many faiths as a prime God of immaculate power. He is worshipped by Buddhists in Central, Southeast, and East Asia, where there are many temples built for him, but with his original name being changed. He is revered as Lord “Saruta Biko” in Japan. In north India, he is worshipped along with his wife, and people also believe that he has children. He is an important heroic character of China and revered in the poem Xiyouji, as a great monkey hero.

How this Hanuman Jayanti is going to create a impact in your life. To know more about Hanuman Jayanti and what it is going to bring something exceptional in your life, talk to our Astro Speaks Astrologers, Call Now!