Shree Hanuman Chalisa (Full Song) | श्री हनुमान चालीसा । Suresh Wadkar | Jai Hanuman Gyan Gun Sagar

Bollywood

Year2013

Duration1h 31m

7.1

हनुमान चालीसा का पाठ भजन | HANUMAN CHALISA FULL SONG BY Suresh Wadkar | Shri Hanuman Ji Ke Bhajan Shree Hanuman Chalisa & Saturday is dedicated to alleviating the bad influence of Lord Hanuman Bhajan - Jai Hanuman Gyan gun Sagar. Please subscribe to our other channels as well ( कृपया हमारे अन्य चैनलों को भी सब्सक्राइब करें ) @spiritualmantra | @SpiritualBhajans | @LordShivaSongs | @HinduGodLovers | @ShriKrishnaSongs | @MaaDeviSongs | @SpiritualMeditation Talk about Shani or Sani to a Hindu and the first reaction will be fear and then the mentioning of ill effects and troubles. Shani is dreaded by Hindus, especially by those who believe in astrology. Many people observe an Upvaas or fast to avoid the adversities and misfortunes on Shanivar or Saturday. It is believed that those who have the blessing of Lord Hanuman are protected from the wrath of Shani. Therefore many people make it a point to worship Hanuman at home or in temples. Black is the preferred color on Saturday. Shani, one of the Navagrahas, is worshipped in numerous temples and there are also temples exclusively dedicated to Sani. Devotees who are observing Shanivar Vrat usually visit Shani shrines. Black colored items like sesame till, sesame oil, black clothes, and black gram whole are offered to Shani. It must be noted here that the color of the idol of Shani is always black in color. Those devotees who fast on Saturday only take a single meal that too in the evening after prayers. Food prepared usually consists of sesame til or black gram or any other black colored food item. Salt is avoided by many on the day. Shani is represented as a deity carrying bow and arrows and riding a vulture. Some devotees worship a black iron idol of Sani. Some worship the Peepal Tree and tie a thread around its bark. Black colored items like sesame oil and black clothes are also donated on the day. Shani is so dreaded that many Hindus avoid journe