Hanuman Bajrang Baan
Hanuman Bajrang Baan
Hanuman Bajrang Baan
hanumān bajaraṅga bāṇa
niścaya prema pratīti tè, binaya karai sanamāna |
tehi ke kāraja sakala subha, siddha karai hanumāna ||
caupāī
jaya hanumanta santa hitakārī | suna lījai prabhu araja hamārī ||
jana ke kāja bilamba na kījai | ātura dauri mahā sukha dījai ||
jaise kūdi sindhu mahipārā | surasā badana paiṭhi bistārā ||
āge jāya laṅkinī rokā | mārehu lāta gī suralokā ||
jāya bibhīṣana ko sukha dīnhā | sītā nirakhi paramapada līnhā ||
bāga ujāri sindhu mahaṃ borā | ati ātura jamakātara torā ||
akṣaya kumāra māri saṃhārā | lūma lapeṭi laṅka ko jārā ||
lāha samāna laṅka jari gī | jaya jaya dhuni surapura nabha bhī ||
aba bilamba kehi kārana svāmī | kṛpā karahu ura antarayāmī ||
jaya jaya lakhana prāna ke dātā | ātura hvai dukha karahu nipātā ||
jai hanumāna jayati bala-sāgara | sura-samūha-samaratha bhaṭa-nāgara ||
oṃ hanu hanu hanu hanumanta haṭhīle | bairihi māru bajra kī kīle ||
oṃ hnīṃ hnīṃ hnīṃ hanumanta kapīsā | oṃ huṃ huṃ huṃ hanu ari ura sīsā ||
jaya añjani kumāra balavantā | śaṅkarasuvana bīra hanumantā ||
badana karāla kāla-kula-ghālaka | rāma sahāya sadā pratipālaka ||
bhūta, preta, pisāca nisācara | agina betāla kāla mārī mara ||
inheṃ māru, tohi sapatha rāma kī | rākhu nātha marajāda nāma kī ||
satya hohu hari sapatha pāi kai | rāma dūta dharu māru dhāi kai ||
jaya jaya jaya hanumanta agādhā | dukha pāvata jana kehi aparādhā ||
pūjā japa tapa nema acārā | nahiṃ jānata kachu dāsa tumhārā ||
bana upabana maga giri gṛha māhīm | tumhare bala hauṃ ḍarapata nāhīm ||
janakasutā hari dāsa kahāvau | tākī sapatha bilamba na lāvau ||
jai jai jai dhuni hota akāsā | sumirata hoya dusaha dukha nāsā ||
carana pakari, kara jori manāvaum | yahi ausara aba kehi goharāvaum ||
uṭhu, uṭhu, calu, tohi rāma duhāī | pāyaṃ parauṃ, kara jori manāī ||
oṃ caṃ caṃ caṃ caṃ capala calantā | oṃ hanu hanu hanu hanu hanumantā ||
oṃ haṃ haṃ hāṅka deta kapi cañcala | oṃ saṃ saṃ sahami parāne khala-dala ||
apane jana ko turata ubārau | sumirata hoya ānanda hamārau ||
yaha bajaraṅga-bāṇa jehi mārai | tāhi kahau phiri kavana ubārai ||
pāṭha karai bajaraṅga-bāṇa kī | hanumata rakṣā karai prāna kī ||
yaha bajaraṅga bāṇa jo jāpaim | tāsoṃ bhūta-preta saba kāpaim ||
dhūpa deya jo japai hamesā | tāke tana nahiṃ rahai kalesā ||
dohā
ura pratīti dṛḍha़, sarana hvai, pāṭha karai dhari dhyāna |
bādhā saba hara, karaiṃ saba kāma saphala hanumāna ||
About This Stotram
Overview
The Bajrang Baan is a Hindi devotional hymn dedicated to Lord Hanuman, structured as an urgent appeal for his intervention and protection. The title "Bajrang Baan" (arrow of Bajrang) invokes Hanuman by his epithet Bajrangbali — referring to his adamantine body — and frames the recitation as a swift, direct call for his aid. The text belongs to the North Indian Bhakti devotional tradition and is widely used for protection against harm and negative forces.
What are the benefits of chanting Bajrang Baan?
- Recitation is associated with protection from harm, fear, and negative energies
- Said to remove obstacles and provide strength in difficult circumstances
- Used as an urgent appeal to Hanuman when facing crisis or danger
- Associated with courage, confidence, and the dispelling of anxiety
When is the best time to recite this?
Tuesday and Saturday are the traditional days for Hanuman worship, and the Bajrang Baan is frequently recited on these days. It can also be recited at any time of need, particularly in emergencies or when facing adversity. Hanuman Jayanti is an additional auspicious occasion.
What is the historical and traditional background?
The Bajrang Baan originated in North India, most likely during the medieval period when Hindi devotional literature associated with Hanuman was proliferating. Its author is unknown. The text reflects the devotional conventions of the period — direct petition, invocation of Hanuman's legendary deeds, and use of the deity's protective power as a practical recourse for devotees. It circulates alongside the Hanuman Chalisa in North Indian Hanuman worship contexts and is sometimes recited with specific ritual precautions, as the text itself notes its potency and the recommended attitude for recitation.
Available scripts
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Related Texts
- Hanuman Chalisa — the 40-verse hymn by Tulsidas, the most widely recited Hanuman text in the same North Indian tradition
- Hanuman Kavacham — a Sanskrit protective armor (kavacham) text invoking Hanuman's protection