Hanuman Ji is one of the most revered deities in Sanatan Dharma, known for his unwavering devotion, immense strength, and boundless humility. He is often depicted as a powerful Vanara (divine monkey being) with a muscular form, holding a mace (gada) and sometimes carrying a mountain, symbolizing his heroic deeds.

He is the epitome of bhakti (devotion), especially towards Lord Ram, and is considered a symbol of selfless service, courage, and spiritual wisdom. Hanuman Ji’s presence is believed to dispel fear, remove obstacles, and protect devotees from harm.

In Sanatan Dharma, Hanuman Ji represents the ideal devotee—one whose strength comes not from ego, but from surrender to the divine will. His life teaches the path of devotion, discipline, and inner strength that leads the soul toward liberation.

In Hindu mythology, Hanuman Ji is considered the 11th Rudra avatar of Lord Shiva, known as an embodiment of unique strength, devotion, and selfless service. His life is primarily centered around his unwavering devotion to Lord Rama, as detailed in the epic Ramayana.

Beyond the core story of the Ramayana, Hindu texts like the Mahabharata and various Puranas provide additional tales that emphasize Hanuman Ji's unique qualities, including his immortality (Chiranjeevi) and immense wisdom.

Eternal Presence

Hanuman is one of the Chiranjeevis (immortals) in Hinduism, blessed by multiple deities and by Lord Rama and Sita to live as long as the stories of Rama are told on Earth. It is believed he still resides in the Himalayas, meditating and protecting devotees, and is spiritually present wherever the name of Rama is chanted with devotion.