Sree Hanumat Pancharatnam, Poems on Hanuman (Hanumaan)

I shine forth Hanuman, Who is the Son of wind, Who is approached by everyone seeking a wish, Who brings forth joy, Who is free from desires, Who is gladdening, and Who is the foremost in the messengers of Rama. I think of Hanuman, Whose face is like a red new lotus, Whose corners of the eyes are full of mercy, Who is animating, Whose valor is charming, and Who is the pride of Anjana.||1-2||

I take support of Hanuman, Who is faster than the arrow of enemy of Shambara (Krishna), Who has wide large eyes like the petals of a big lotus flower, Whose throat is shaped like a conch-shell, Who is the fortune of Anila (Wind), Whose lips are red like the Bimba fruit, and Who is unique. May the idol of Hanuman — Who destroyed the pain of Sita, Who brought forth the resplendence and energy inside Rama, Who destroyed the glory of Ten-headed Ravana — appears before me.||3-4||

I saw Hanuman, the leader of the group of monkeys, Who is like the sun for water-lily like lineage of demons, Who is perfect for the happiness of the poor, and Who is the result of penance of Pavana (Wind).||5||

Those who read this five jewel-like eulogy of the son of Pavana (Hanuman), enjoy all the luxuries for a long time; in the end they attain the devotion of Sri Rama.||6||

-: Hanumant Pancharatnam :-

Hanumant Pancharatnam

Five Gems on Hanuman