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Bajrang Baan  Bajrang Baan "Bajrang Baan" is a potent hymn of devotion to Lord Hanuman, a well-known Hindu deity renowned for his undying love for Lord Rama. This song, written by Tulsidas in the 16th century, is incredibly energising and reverent. The literal translation of the name "Bajrang Baan" is "Arrow of Bajrang" or "Thunderbolt of Bajrang," signifying the power and speed of Lord Hanuman.
The song, which is usually chanted or repeated, comprises words that extol Hanuman's bravery, might, and heavenly qualities. It calls upon Hanuman's blessings for defence, bravery, and triumph over hardships. Each phrase exalts Hanuman's holy presence to drive away negativity and fear with abundant devotion.
It is said that the steady recital of "Bajrang Baan" can fight against evil spirits, bestow blessings, and grant wishes. It is frequently said by followers who are going through difficult circumstances or who are asking Hanuman to help them.
The words of the song evoke a sense of kinship with Hanuman's unending strength and devotion among followers of all ages. Sung in homes, temples, or religious events, "Bajrang Baan" is still a beloved devotional song that represents bravery, faith, and spiritual protection.
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