Hanuman Stavan Lyrics with Meaning in English

Hanuman Stavan's literal meaning is praise or being worthy of worship. The Hanuman Stavan is a collection of stotras that laud Lord Hanuman's powers, acts and devotion.

The individual who recites this Hanumat Stavan on a daily basis receives the blessings of the god Hanuman. If this prayer is chanted daily, all difficulties will vanish.

Hanuman Stavan Lyrics in English

atulita-bala-dhaaman hema shilabha deham

danujavana-krsnam janina-mgraganyam

sakalagunaa-nidhaanam vaanaranaa-madhiisam

raghupati-priya-bhaktam vataa jaatam namaami

I salute the son of the Wind God (Hanuman), the leader of the monkeys and Rama's messenger, whose strength is unmatched and whose body is like a hill of gold, who burns the forest of asuras (demons) like a jungle fire, who stands tall among the spiritually enlightened, and who is a storehouse of all virtues.

gospadi-krta-varaasim-masakikrta-raksasaam

ramaayana-mahaamala-ratnam vande-nilaatmajam

Salutations to the son of the Wind God (Hanuman), who traversed the ocean as if it were a puddle in the hoof-prints of a calf, who crushed the Rakshasas as if they were mosquitoes, and whose actions sparkle like the center diamond in the Ramayana's necklace.

anjana nandanam viram janaki-soka naashanam

kapisha maksahan taaram vande lanka-bhayankaram

I honor the brave Hanuman, the leader of the monkeys and the son of Anjana, who slew (Ravan's son) Akshkumara, who terrorized the people of Lanka, and who consoled Sita's grief.

ullanghya sindhoh salilam salilam

yaah shoka vahanim janakat majayah

adayaa tenaiva dadahaa lankam

namaami tam pranjalir-anjaneyam

With my palms united in reverence, I prostrate before the son of Anjana who leapt across the ocean as a sport, extinguishing the fire in Sita's thoughts and igniting Lanka with the same fire.

manojavam maruta tulyavegam

jitendriyam budhimaatam varishitam

vaatmajam vanaraayutha mukhyam

srirama dhuutam sharanam prapadhye

I bow down to Hanuman, who is the son of the Wind God, Rama's messenger, and the leader of the Monkey Army. He is as fast as the wind and as quick as the mind, and he is the master of his senses and the wisest among all.

anjaneya mati patalaananam

kanchanadri kamaniya-vigraham

parijata tarumula-vasinam

bhavayaami paavamana-nananam

I meditate on the son of the Wind God and Anjana. He has a deep red face, a body as interesting as a mountain of gold, and likes to reside at the base of the Parijata tree.

yatra yatra raghunaatha-kirtanam

tatra tatra krta masta kaanjalim

baspa vaari paripurna-locanam

maarutim naamata rakshas-antakam

I bow down to Maruti (Hanuman), who brings death to Rakshasas (demons) and visits every place where Rama's name is praised with his head bowed, hands folded in worship, and eyes full of tears.