🔥 हनुमान का असली जन्म रहस्य | जिसे त्रिदेव ने भी छुपाया!

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In the final phase of Treta Yuga, when the golden city of Lanka touched the skies and its throne was occupied by the mighty demon king Ravana, the three worlds trembled under the weight of his arrogance. Ravana was no ordinary ruler. He was a scholar of the Vedas, a master of celestial knowledge, and a devoted worshipper of Lord Shiva. His penance had shaken the heavens, and Lord Brahma had granted him a powerful boon. Yet, as history repeatedly teaches us, power without humility leads to destruction.
Ravana’s strength grew beyond limits. He conquered kingdoms, defeated celestial beings, and even challenged the guardians of natural elements. Indra’s throne shook. Kubera lost his Pushpak Vimana. Agni was insulted. Vayu was challenged. Yama was obstructed. The balance of dharma was collapsing.
Fear spread from Swarga to Patala.
The Devas gathered in Indra’s court, their divine faces reflecting worry. How could Ravana be stopped? His boon made him nearly invincible against gods, demons, yakshas, and gandharvas. But in his arrogance, Ravana ignored humans and vanaras, considering them insignificant.
That mistake would become his downfall.
The Devas approached Lord Brahma, who revealed the limitation in Ravana’s boon. Then they went to Lord Vishnu. Vishnu smiled gently and declared that he would incarnate as Lord Rama, a human prince of Ayodhya. But in human form, he would follow the limits of humanity. He would need allies.
He would need strength. Devotion. Fearlessness.
He would need someone extraordinary.
The Devas then ascended to Mount Kailasa. There sat Lord Shiva in deep meditation. When informed about Ravana’s tyranny, Shiva acknowledged that although Ravana was once his devotee, he had now strayed into adharma. Dharma demands balance.
Shiva decided to send a portion of his divine essence to Earth — not as a god, but as a warrior devotee.
But such a soul required a worthy mother.
Far in the mystical forests of southern Bharat, near the towering Rishyamukha mountains, lived a virtuous vanara woman named Anjana. Unknown to many, she was once the celestial apsara Punjiksthila in Indra’s court. Her beauty was mesmerizing, but one moment of distraction during a sage’s meditation led to a curse — she was reborn in vanara form.
However, the sage also blessed her: she would give birth to the greatest devotee the world would ever know.
Anjana married Kesari, a mighty vanara warrior known for his bravery and discipline. Yet despite years of marriage, they had no child. Anjana began intense penance, praying to Lord Shiva with unwavering devotion.
Moved by her purity, Shiva decided the time had come.
At the same time, King Dasharatha of Ayodhya was performing the Putrakameshti Yagna for sons. The sacred payasam blessed by divine forces was distributed among his queens. Through divine orchestration, a portion of that sacred essence was carried by Vayu, the Wind God, to Anjana while she was deep in meditation.
Thus, combining Shiva’s essence, Vayu’s blessing, and divine destiny, a child was conceived.
That child was Hanuman.
From birth, extraordinary signs appeared. The forests glowed brighter. The winds danced gently. Even the mountains seemed to bow.
As a child, Hanuman was energetic, fearless, and immensely powerful. One morning, seeing the rising sun glowing bright and red, he mistook it for a ripe fruit. With innocent curiosity, he leapt into the sky to catch it.
The leap shook the cosmos.
Indra, alarmed by the sight of a vanara child approaching the sun, struck him with his Vajra. Hanuman fell to Earth, unconscious. Vayu, enraged at the injury of his son, withdrew air from the universe.
Life began suffocating.
The gods panicked. Without air, existence itself was collapsing. They rushed to appease Vayu. One by one, they blessed the child with divine powers.
Brahma granted him protection from weapons.
Indra gave him resilience stronger than thunder.
Agni made him immune to fire.
Varuna granted protection from water.
Yama blessed him with long life.
Surya became his teacher.
Hanuman rose again — stronger than ever.
But with immense power came mischief. As a child, Hanuman would playfully disturb sages during meditation. Finally, some sages placed a gentle curse: he would forget his powers until reminded at the right time.
That curse became a blessing.


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