North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: we all know that Hanuman Ji Is called the ocean of strength, intelligence and knowledge. Whenever there was a crisis in Ramayana, Sankatmochan resolved it in a moment. Be it crossing the ocean or lifting an entire mountain. But, have you ever wondered why despite having such immense strength, Hanuman ji sat sad after reaching the sea shore during his search for Mother Sita? Why did they feel that they would not be able to cross this ocean?
There is a very interesting story behind it and a ‘curse’ Hidden, which he got in childhood. Come, let us tell you that story today.
When the fun of ‘Maruti’ troubled the sages
It is about the time when Hanuman ji was a child and he ‘Baal Hanuman’ Was called. Due to the attack of Lord Indra’s thunderbolt and then many boons received from the gods, Hanuman ji had become extremely powerful. Neither fire could burn them, nor water could drown them.
But it is said, ‘Childhood is childhood.’ Hanuman ji was very mischievous. He had no idea of his own power, so he used to tease the sages and sages while playing. Sometimes they would run away with their worship materials, sometimes they would extinguish the Yagya, and sometimes they would blow away the sages engrossed in penance.
The sages knew that this child was not ordinary, so they remained silent for a long time. But when the mischiefs increased beyond limits and worship became difficult, the sages became a little angry.
And got the curse…
One of the sages (in some stories Matang Rishi is mentioned) took a harsh decision to teach Hanuman ji a lesson. He said to Hanuman ji-
“O Vanara Kumar! You are very proud of your power and you are using it to harass the ascetics. Go, I curse you that you will forget all your powersYou will not remember the strength you are using in playfulness until someone reminds you of your strength,”
we all know that Hanuman Ji Is called the ocean of strength, intelligence and knowledge. Whenever there was a crisis in Ramayana, Sankatmochan resolved it in a moment. Be it crossing the ocean or lifting an entire mountain. But, have you ever wondered why despite having such immense strength, Hanuman ji sat sad after reaching the sea shore during his search for Mother Sita? Why did they feel that they would not be able to cross this ocean?
There is a very interesting story behind it and a ‘curse’ Hidden, which he got in childhood. Come, let us tell you that story today.
When the fun of ‘Maruti’ troubled the sages
It is about the time when Hanuman ji was a child and he ‘Baal Hanuman’ Was called. Due to the attack of Lord Indra’s thunderbolt and then many boons received from the gods, Hanuman ji had become extremely powerful. Neither fire could burn them, nor water could drown them.
But it is said, ‘Childhood is childhood.’ Hanuman ji was very mischievous. He had no idea of his own power, so he used to tease the sages and sages while playing. Sometimes they would run away with their worship materials, sometimes they would extinguish the Yagya, and sometimes they would blow away the sages engrossed in penance.
The sages knew that this child was not ordinary, so they remained silent for a long time. But when the mischiefs increased beyond limits and worship became difficult, the sages got a little angry.
And got the curse…
One of the sages (in some stories Matang Rishi is mentioned) took a harsh decision to teach Hanuman ji a lesson. He said to Hanuman ji-
“O Vanara Kumar! You are very proud of your power and you are using it to harass the ascetics. Go, I curse you that you will forget all your powersYou will not remember the strength you are using in playfulness until someone reminds you of your strength,”
Due to this curse, Hanuman ji started living like a normal monkey. He became Sugriva’s minister, but he did not even remember that he could fly or increase his size.
Then it’s time to wake up
This curse is actually a secret boon This was also proved, so that Hanuman ji could use his power properly at the right time. When the monkey army was sitting on the beach in desperate search of Sita, then Jamvanth ji Had reminded him of his powers.
He had said- “Ka chup sadhi raha balwana…” (O strong man! Why are you silent?)
As soon as Jamwant ji reminded him of those childhood stories and the blessings of the gods, Hanuman ji’s body became as huge as a mountain and he regained his lost strength. After this, the slogan of ‘Jai Shri Ram’ that he uttered, even Lanka trembled.
This story teaches us that there is a lot of strength hidden within us, all we need is the right mentor or friend who can remind us of our capabilities.
