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 image

  • Place two tulsi leaves nearby

  • Chant: “Om Hanumate Namaha” 108x

  • Recite this line from Hanuman Chalisa:
    “Bhoot Pishach Nikat Nahi Aave, Mahavir Jab Naam Sunave”

🕯️ Result: This builds a subtle protective aura around your home and child’s consciousness. Regular use helps dissolve fear, anger, and jealousy from the environment.


💧 2. Water Charging Before School or Exam

Use this on mornings of:

  • Exams

  • Interviews

  • Stage events or presentations

Steps:

  1. Fill a clean glass with drinking water

  2. Whisper into the glass:
    “Om Hanumate Namaha, Raksha Karo” (3x)

  3. Blow gently into the water

  4. Give it to your child to drink

🧠 Effect: Calms exam anxiety, balances Vata energy, and brings clarity before focus-demanding tasks.

📖 3. Hanuman Chalisa Under Pillow or in School Bag

How to Use:

  • Print or handwrite Hanuman Chalisa

  • Wrap it in red cloth with a pinch of turmeric

  • Place it:

    • Under the child’s pillow

    • Or in a secret compartment of their school bag

🌙 Why: Hanuman Chalisa vibrates through subtle layers of consciousness, soothing nightmares, intrusive thoughts, or energetic interference from others.

🌕 4. Salt + Sindoor Full Moon Cleanse

When: Every Purnima (Full Moon) night

Steps:

  • Mop the house entrance with rock salt water

  • Apply sindoor (orange Hanuman sindoor) to:

    • Main door

    • Study room entrance

  • Chant:
    “Jai Hanuman Gyan Gun Sagar”

✨ Effect: Clears energetic clutter, breaks minor psychic cords, improves focus and memory for children, and protects the spiritual gate of the home.

📿 5. Sankat Mochan Paath for Difficult Phases

Ideal for:

  • Repeated obstacles

  • Exam failure fears

  • Emotional meltdowns or rebellious phases

Practice:

  • Recite Hanuman Chalisa 11 or 21 times every Tuesday evening

  • Offer one banana as sankalpa (vow) for protection

  • Mentally say:
    “Hanumanji, walk before my child and make his path safe.”

💛 Why it works: You’re creating a divine contract of protection between your sankalpa and Hanumanji’s power. This is highly effective when done with devotion.

🧘‍♀️ Closing Thought

If you feel unseen, unheard, or alone in your motherhood journey—Hanuman sees you.
He sees your silent prayers, your tired hands, and your breaking heart.
And he walks beside your child, holding his back where the world cannot see.

You may also be interested in these posts:

Hanuman Remedies for Protection: A Spiritual Mother’s Guide to Guard Her Child and Home

Feeling Heavy at Home? 5 Powerful Ways to Remove Negative Energy (That Actually Worked for Me)


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