The most powerful mantra for invoking Lord Hanuman's immense strength, power, and courage As we know, Hanuman is the ultimate symbol of physical strength and might. Lord Hanuman is so powerful that even a divine being like Garuda could not withstand him. Many may not be aware that Garuda possesses the ability to fly uninterrupted for thousands of years.

For speed, strength, and great courage and lack of fear this Hanuman mantra is intended to bestow the power of a horse or to make one physically as strong as a horse. As you know, the strength of a single horse equals that of ten very strong men.

Procedure

1. Before commencing this *Sadhana* (spiritual practice), the practitioner must observe *Brahmacharya* (celibacy) for 15 days to the start date.

2. After observing celibacy for 15 days, the practitioner should begin the *Sadhana* on the following Tuesday.

3. This *Sadhana* should be performed at midnight under the open sky.

4. The practitioner should wear red clothing and sit on a red *Aasan* (mat) or kusha aasan facing North.

5. Light a lamp of pure *Ghee* (clarified butter) and some incense sticks in front of you.

6. Worship your Guru, Ganesha, Parvati, Shiva, Lakshmi, Narayana, Surya, Shri Ram, and Sita, and finally, worship Lord Hanuman.

7. Make a resolve (*Sankalp*) to fulfill your wishes.

8. Use a *1-Mukhi* (single-faced) Rudraksha and rotate it clockwise around the flame of the lamp 51 times while chanting the mantra.

9. Then, wear this Rudraksha around your neck and chant the mantra for 11 *Malas* (rosary rounds) using a red coral (*Moonga*) rosary.

10. Perform this *Sadhana* daily for 11 days.

Steps 3 through 10 mentioned above must be performed daily.


Mantra

||ॐ ठं ठं ठं अमितबलाय नमः  || 
|| Om tham tham tham amitbalaay namah ||

During the days of worship itself, you will experience a magnificent radiance like the sun, strength equal to a white horse, and immense bravery and courage.

The mantra must only be performed after taking guru diksha.

During or after the days of worship, the Rudraksha should be worn around the neck or on the right arm.