Hanuman Remedies for Protection: A Spiritual Mother’s Toolkit

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             Hanuman Remedies for Protection: A Spiritual Mother’s Toolkit                 “Baba Hanuman, wrap my child in your tail of strength.            Stand by his side as his unseen guardian.           Walk into every exam room before he does.           Remove every fear before it reaches his heart.”   As a spiritual mother, you don’t just protect your child physically—you protect his soul, his energy field, and his inner courage. In moments when doctors cannot explain, when teachers misread him, or when your intuition screams “Something’s not right”— you turn to Hanuman. This post is your sacred guidebook: daily, practical Hanuman remedies to protect your child, your home, and your heart. 🌺 1. Hanuman Diya Remedy When: Every Tuesday and Saturday morning Steps: Light a ghee diya in front of Hanumanji’s ima...
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Boondi and Sev Bhel-Holi Special Recipes

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My next holi special recipe is the boondi and sev bhel.This is also a quick to make recipe and tastes great.
I have used pudina sev but you can also use plain sev.This is a sweet and tangy bhel and is a good holi snack recipe.You can also add sprouts or boiled chickpeas to make is more healthy.

Ingredients:
Boondi-100 grams
Pudina sev-100 grams
Tomato-1 small,deseeded and finely chopped
Onion-1 small,finely chopped
Green chilles-1 finely chopped
Green mango/Keiri-small piece,peeled and finely chopped
Pudina and coriander leaves-3 teaspoons,finely chopped
Green chutney- 3 teaspoons,See RECIPE herehttp://mamasview.blogspot.in/2012/04/healthy-green-dhania-chutneycoriander.html
Tamarind Chutney-2 teaspoons
Curd-1 tablespoon
Chaat masala-2 teaspoons
Fresh lime juice-2 teaspoons

Method:
-Take a mixing bowl and add all the above ingredients one by one and gently mix with a spoon and serve immediately.


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