Yantrodharaka Hanuman Stotra | Free PDF Download
Namami Dootham Ramasya Sukhadam cha Suradrumam
Beenevritha Mahabaahum Sarva Shathru Nivaranam
Naanaaratna Samayukta kundaladhi Virajitam
Sarvadaabheesta Dhataram Satham vy drida Mahave
Vaasinam Chakratheerthasya Dakshinastham Girousadha
Thungaambhodi Tharangasya Vathena Parishobhithe
Naana Desha Gatheih Sadbhihi sevyamaanam Nripothamaihi
Dhoopa Deepadhi Neivedyai Panchakaadhyascha Shakthithah
Bhajaami Sri Hanumantham Hemakaanthi Samaprabham
Vyasatheertha Yatheendranam Poojitham Pranidhanathaha
Thrivaaram Yah Patennithyam Sthothram Bhakthya Dwijothama
Vanchitham labathebhistam shanmasabyantharekalu
Putrarthi Labhathe Putra Yashorthi Labhathe Yashaha
Vidhyaarthi Labhathe Vidhyam Dhanaarhti Labhathe Dhanam
Sarvatha Maasthu Sandeho Harihi Sakshath Jagathpathihi
Yah Karothyathra Sandeham Sayathi Narakam Dhruvam
Significance of Yantrodharaka Hanuman Stotra
Daily, Sri Vyasarajathirtharu [Vyasarayaru] would meditate on the banks of the River Tungabhadra. One day, he envisioned an image of Lord Hanuman while meditating. This occurred exclusively at that location and nowhere else. Next time, he sketched this Hanumaan image on a rock. To his surprise, a monkey sprang from the rock and jumped away, while his drawing vanished. This occurred twelve times. Every time a monkey would come to life and leap away, his drawing would vanish. Finally, he drew a Yantra around the image to prevent the monkey from escaping the rock. Please view the highlighted image. He imprisoned Lord Hanumaan within the Yantra. Here, Lord Hanumaan is seen seated within the Yantra. This is where he composed the well-known Yanthroddharaka Hanuman sthothram.
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