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Newcomer or devotee, begin with the Hanuman Chalisa and read it through once without stopping to study. The meaning lines are there when you want them; the Devanagari carries the recitation.
Kesariya
Hanuman ji's stotras, set for recitation.
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Newcomer or devotee, begin with the Hanuman Chalisa and read it through once without stopping to study. The meaning lines are there when you want them; the Devanagari carries the recitation.
Kesariya is a fully static, English-first site for reciting Hanuman ji's stotras. Every verse is given three ways: in Devanagari, in friendly romanization, and in a plain-English working translation. Every text carries its provenance and its translation status. The originals are public domain; Kesariya's own words are CC BY-SA 4.0.
Hanuman ji is the devoted servant of Rama in the Ramayana: the one who leaped the ocean, found Sita, and carried a mountain of herbs to save a life. Devotees turn to him for strength, courage, and the removal of obstacles. Read his story and what his symbols mean.
Devotees recite for Hanuman ji on Tuesday and Saturday.
See practice guidance for how and when to recite, including Hanuman Jayanti.