śrī pañcamukhi hanumat stutiḥ
1
namāmi namāmi śrīrāmabhaktam,
añjani-putram ramāśokanāśanam।
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sadā āñjaneya-dṛṣṭiṁ śrīrāma-pādukam,
vande’ham pañcamukhiṇam tripañcanayanam।
3
vāyusutam mahābalam mahāvīram,
yuge yuge pracāritam
akhaṇḍaṁ saṁsāre śrī-viṣṇu-rāma-nāman।
4
namāmi namāmi śrīrāmadūtaṁ,
sadā gurum ramārāmam hanūmantam।
5
pañcananam pañcamukham,
śrīpañcamī-sannidhām sadā śrīañjanavīram।
6
jayaṁ jayaṁ tvam āñjaneyam,
tvam parā-bhaktim,
parā-sevam,
parā-premam,
mātṛ-premam,
mātṛ-sevam,
mātṛ-bhaktim,
mām anugraham,
iti devī-prasannam॥
Śrī Āñjaneya is the prathama guru in our Trivenī Vidyā.
He is the embodiment of devotion, the embodiment of courage, the true sthita-prajña — the one who never seeks glory for himself, but only for the One he serves.
Every moment of his divine life can be understood through this one line:
"śrī sītā-sameta-śrī-rāma-pāda-sevā-dhuraṁdharāya namaḥ"
This alone is enough for us to imitate, to inspire ourselves, and to remember when we worship our Goddess, Mā Vanadurgā.
At that very moment — tat-kṣaṇa — we must be ready to serve, no matter what.
There is nothing I can describe about Śrī Āñjaneya’s caritra —
He is not just immortal; He was never mortal.
