Tuesday Remedy: Neeraj (fictitious name) Was quite bored with his life. He felt that life was not going his way. Lack of interest in work, getting angry at everyone over small things at home. He didn’t know that his biggest problem had become a part of his life.

One Tuesday, without thinking, he went out drinking with his friends. There was an argument between Neeraj and his friends over some issue. The matter escalated so much that the matter reached the police station. That evening, out of compulsion he went to an old astrologer. The reason for this was not faith, but fear.

When the astrologer saw Neeraj’s horoscope, he was not surprised, he just asked one question?

‘What do you eat and drink on Tuesday and what condition do you live in?’

Neeraj became calm on this question of the astrologer.

Astrologer said in clear words that, ‘Mars dominates you. On Tuesday you do only that which provokes your nature. This is your biggest mistake.

Apart from this, the astrologer told Neeraj not a trick but a solution –

• Avoid consuming alcohol and meat every Tuesday.
• Wake up before sunrise and chant 11 names of Hanuman ji.

Neeraj started laughing after hearing this. What would be achieved with such a small solution?

While going home he promised to follow these measures till 5 Tuesdays. Last Tuesday no miracle happened.

The second Tuesday also passed like this, but on the third Tuesday he realized that he had started thinking before answering anything.

By the fifth Tuesday he realized that he was in the same office, same circumstances, same people but his reaction had changed.

After three months, he started being given responsibility in the same office, where he was embroiled in controversies.

Neeraj then understood what the astrologer said, Mars is never suppressed, it is given direction. The fault was not in him, but in his habits and Tuesday showed him the right mirror of living life.,

Hanuman chalisa: Hanuman Chalisa has many couplets and chaupis, in which many secrets are hidden. Devotion, strength and knowledge can be attained by the mere pronunciation of Hanuman Chalisa. This is because Hanuman ji himself is the donor of Ashta Siddhi and nine Nidhi.

Do you know that you can manifest anything from Hanuman Chalisa. This is because Hanuman Chalisa has a lot of power in each chaupai. Let us know which problem of Hanuman Chalisa should be read and how to read for which problem?

If you are not fulfilling any desire (desire), then you should chant this chaupai of Hanuman Chalisa.

Chaupai- And whoever wishes, sleep, sleep life fruit
Meaning- Any person who comes to you with any desire, gets that abundant fruit, which lives with him throughout his life.

If you are facing any kind of bottleneck or interruption in work in life, then this chaupai of Hanuman Chalisa should be chanting.

• Chaupai- Bhima Roop Dhari Asura Abhor
• Meaning- You (Hanuman ji) You took a huge form like Bhima and destroyed the demons. In this way you also made the work of Lord Rama successful.

If you have any kind of fear in your mind, then you should chant this chaupai.

• Chaupai- Bhoot Pisach is not near, Mahabir when the name Sunavi
• Meaning- Hey Mahavira! Those who remember your name do not come to ghosts etc. There is so much power in your name that it is proved to be all the work only by taking the name.

If you are a student, then you should chant this chaupai of Hanuman Chalisa.

• Chaupai-Bal Budhi Bidya Dehu Mohin, Harhu Kales Bikar
• Meaning- Provide me strength, intelligence and all kinds of knowledge, remove all my sufferings and shortcomings.

To avoid any disease or disease, you should chant this chaupai of Hanuman Chalisa.

• Chaupai- Nasai Disease Hare Sub Pira, Japat continuous Hanumat Beera
• Meaning- Hey Hanuman! By remembering or chanting your name, all diseases and all kinds of sufferings are removed. Therefore, regular chanting of your name is considered extremely important.

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Offering Sindoor to Hanuman: In Hinduism, Hanuman ji is also called the god of Kalyug. Hanuman ji is a devotee of selfless spirit and a symbol of power. He is mainly worshiped on Tuesday and Saturday. There has been a tradition of offering vermilion to Hanuman ji in the scriptures. But what is the benefit of offering them vermilion? Let’s know

There is also a legend behind offering vermilion to Hanuman ji. According to Valmiki Ramayana and Skanda Purana, one day Hanuman ji saw Mother Sita applying vermilion in his demand, then he asked that, mother! Why do you apply vermilion in demand? Then the mother Sita replies and says that, this increases both the age and good fortune of Lord Shri Ram.

Seeing this, Hanuman ji applied vermilion on his entire body, which made Prabhu Shriram both emotional and happy. It is believed that the devotee who offers vermilion to Hanuman ji gets the grace of Rama easily.

Benefits of offering vermilion to Hanuman ji
There are many benefits of offering vermilion to Hanuman ji. Enemies get freedom from obstruction. If someone has kept tantra-mantra or witchcraft, then Hanuman ji gets rid of offering vermilion. Along with this, offering vermilion on Tuesday gives freedom from debt and economic crisis.

Many types of medicinal properties are found in red vermilion. Applying vermilion on the statue of Hanuman ji relieves mental peace and disease. Along with this, all the wishes of the devotee who offers vermilion to God with true heart are fulfilled. People who have Mars or Shani dosha in their horoscope should offer vermilion to Hanuman ji.

Mention of offering vermilion even in religious scriptures
The mention of offering vermilion to Hanuman ji is in all religious scriptures. In such a situation, it is not only a religious ritual but also a source of deep spiritual energy. Hanuman ji gets the blessings of internal force by offering vermilion.

Same characters ramayana and mahabharat: Both Ramayana and Mahabharata are ancient epic. Both epic are an important part of Indian culture and also a religious heritage. Their story is of course different, but there are some such divine and Chiranjeevi characters, which are mentioned in both texts.

Apart from Hanuman, Parashuram, Narada, Vashistha and Durvasa Rishi, there are many such characters, which are mentioned in both Ramayana and Mahabharata texts. Let’s know about those special characters which have been mentioned in both ages.

Goddess Ganga mentioned in both epics
In the Ramayana, when the sage Vishwamitra narrates the story to Shri Ram, tells how Bhagirath had done hard penance to the earth on earth, so that her ancestors could be saved. At the same time, Ganga was the mother of Bhishma (Devavrata) in Mahabharata. He married 8 sons after marrying King Shantanu.

Rakshraj Jamwant
Jamwant is also mentioned in Ramayana and Mahabharata. Raksharaj Jamwant was the commander of Sugriva during the Ramayana period and was also a powerful warrior. In the Ramayana, Jambavant was the only one who remembered Hanuman to his powers.

At the same time, during the Mahabharata period, when the episode of the marriage of Jamwanti (who was the daughter of Jamwant) from Shri Krishna, then Jamwant meets Shri Krishna.

Apsara Urvashi
Apsara named Urvashi is also mentioned in Ramayana and Mahabharata. In the Ramayana, the mention of Apsara Urvashi comes in the gathering of the gods. Whereas in Mahabharata, Urvashi and King Pururava are considered the ancestors of the Chandra dynasty. In the Mahabharata, Urvashi curses Arjuna when he turns down his love proposal.

Vibhishan mentioned in Ramayana and Mahabharata
Vibhishan, the character of Ramayana, is also mentioned in Mahabharata. After the death of Ravana, King Vibhishan of Lanka is declared. But few people will know about this that Vibhishan is also mentioned in Mahabharata.

It is said that Ghatotkacha went to meet King Vibhishan of Lanka to support Yudhishthira. Later Vibhishan took part in Yudhishthira’s Rajsuya Yajna.

Maharishi Agastya Muni
Maharishi Agastya Muni is also mentioned in both Ramayana and Mahabharata. In the Ramayana period, where Agastya Muni gave Shri Ram the knowledge of Aditya Hridayam, in the Mahabharata, he gave Dronacharya a great weapon like Brahmastra.

Lopamudra mentioned in both epics
Lopamudra is also mentioned in Ramayana and Mahabharata. Lopamudra lived in Dandakaranya with the sage Agastya. Where he met Rama, Sita and Laxman during the Ramayana period.

At the same time, the description of Lopamudra is found in the Vanaparva chapter of Mahabharata, where his marriage and restrained life with Agastya Rishi is mentioned in detail.

Mayasura
Mayasura, who was Ravana’s father -in -law and father of Mandodari during the Ramayana period. After Khandav Van Dahan in Mahabharata, Mayasura was given a life by Arjuna and Shri Krishna. After which Mayasura built a grand meeting building for Yudhishthira.

In the epic mention of Mahadev and mother Shakti
The mention of Mahadev and Maa Shakti comes in both Ramayana and Mahabharata period. It is said that Mahadev told the Adi Katha of Ramayana to Maa Shakti, which was heard by Kakbhusundi and then this story spread throughout the world.

After which Shri Ram worshiped Shiva by worshiping Shiva in Rameshwar, along with Ravana was also an ardent devotee of Shiva. Mahadev and mother Shakti comes in the Mahabharata when Shiva takes the test of Kirat and takes the test of Arjuna and offer darshan with mother Shakti and offers Pashupatastra.

Kuber
According to the Ramayana, Kubera was the biggest half brother of Ravana. At the same time, Kubera is mentioned in Mahabharata, whenever Bhima goes to a lotus on a rhythm of Kubera region at the behest of Draupadi and defeats many Yakshas.

Mend and Dwivid mentioned
The mention of Mand and Dwivid is also in the Mahabharata and Ramayana period. In the Ramayana, both Mand and Dwivid were apes, which was raised by Jamwant. Both were born in Kishkindha with the blessings of Ashwini deities.

Both of them supported Shri Ram in Shri Ram Ravana war. At the same time, in the Mahabharata, he had stopped the horse of Ashwamedha, along with it, fought with Sahadev for seven days and joined the coronation of Yudhishthira.

Maharishi Bhardwaj
The mention of Maharishi Bhardwaj is also seen in both Ramayana and Mahabharata period. Ram and Sita met Bhardwaj Muni in their ashram during the Ramayana period. Later Bharat also came to his ashram.

While Maharishi Bhardwaj was the father of Dronacharya in the Mahabharata, he was also a Guru, who taught Guru Drona the art of weapons. The two main disciples of Maharishi Bhardwaj were Agnivesh and King Drupada of Panchal.

Relation of Mahabharata and Ramayana
When Draupadi is kidnapped during the forest of Mahabharata and Yudhishthira goes to meet the sage Markandeya in his ashram to understand the cause of injustice and sorrow in his life to overcome it.

Then the sage Markandeya tells Yudhishthira the struggle of a king before him, which he named ‘Ramopakhyana’, which is also the story of Ramayana. Rishi Markandeya narrated this story to Yudhishthira so that he would understand the importance of his religion and duty.

Similarly, sages Parashar, Palatsay, Vishwamitra and other characters appeared in both Mahabharata and Ramayana. Both Bali in Ramayana and Arjuna in Mahabharata were part of Indradev. The same Sugriva and Karna were part of the Sun God. Similarly, during the Ramayana period, Hanuman ji and Bhima during the Mahabharata period were parts of Vayuva. All the gods have been instrumental in both the epic.