📜 Sanskrit (Devanagari)

ॐ श्री हनुमते नमः ॥

🔤 Transliteration

Om Shri Hanumate Namah

✨ Meaning

• Om – The universal sacred syllable, the cosmic vibration
  
  
• Shri – An honorific, denoting auspiciousness and respect
  
  
• Hanumate – Addressing Lord Hanuman, the divine vanara warrior
  
  
• Namah – “I bow” or “I offer my salutations”
  
  

Translation: “I bow to Lord Hanuman.”

🌟 Benefits of Chanting

• Strengthens courage, stamina, and inner resilience
  
  
• Removes obstacles and delays in life (“Karya Siddhi”)
  
  
• Provides mental clarity and protection from negativity
  
  
• Calms fears and pacifies planetary afflictions (like Shani)
  
  
• Supports students, seekers, and professionals facing challenges
  
  
• Offers spiritual and physical protection, especially during travel
  
  

🧘 How to Chant

• Location: Quiet, clean space—home altar, meditation room, or temple
  
  
• Best Times: Dawn or dusk, especially on Tuesdays and Saturdays
  
  
• Repetition Count: 3, 11, 21, or 108 times
  
  
• Mala: Use Rudraksha or Tulsi beads for counting
  
  
• Direction: Face East while chanting
  
  
• Offerings: Light a lamp or incense; offer bananas, jaggery, or flowers (especially Tulsi or betel leaves)
  
  

🗓️ Daily Practice Suggestions

• Short Practice: 1 to 11 repetitions daily for general protection
  
  
• Regular Devotion: 108 repetitions daily for 45 days (Mandala sadhana)
  
  
• During Travel or Stress: Chant mentally or softly for safety and strength
  
  

🔚 Summary

The Hanuman Moola Mantra is a simple yet potent spiritual tool to connect with the unwavering strength, devotion, and protection of Lord Hanuman. With daily practice, this mantra empowers the mind, clears life’s path, and invokes divine guidance and courage.