The epic of Ramayana is
incomplete without Hanuman, what he demonstrates is strength and conviction in
their highest form. Hamman who is an ardent devotee to Rama, the King of
Ayodhya has several lores to him, crossing the seas and uprooting the mountains
- his faith in Rama resides in the heart, where Rama is both the source of his
Dhyana and Japa - depicting the same, Hanumana
rips his chest apart in revealing Lord Rama, who is his Swami. This red idol in brass, is a
badge of complete surrender to the divine.
The Unwavering Devotion of Hanuman
This exquisitely crafted brass statue captures one of the most profound and iconic moments in the epic Ramayana: Lord Hanuman tearing open his chest to reveal Lord Rama and Sita residing within. This powerful imagery symbolizes Hanuman's boundless devotion, his unshakeable faith, and his complete surrender to his beloved deities. Known as "Sankat Mochan" – the remover of all troubles – Hanuman is revered as a symbol of strength, courage, loyalty, and devotion, and this depiction perfectly encapsulates these qualities.
The statue, rendered in rich, deep red with contrasting golden highlights, showcases the meticulous artistry involved in its creation. Hanuman is depicted in a kneeling posture, his powerful form conveying both might and tenderness. His facial expression is one of serene ecstasy and profound reverence as he displays the images of Rama and Sita nestled within his heart. The detail in his ornamentation, from his regal headdress to the anklets on his feet, speaks of his esteemed status. Beside him rests his iconic mace, a testament to his formidable strength and readiness to defend dharma.A Symbol of Eternal Love and Faith
The story behind Hanuman opening his chest is a testament to his unwavering love for Rama. Once, when questioned about his devotion, Hanuman, in a fit of divine exuberance and to silence any doubt, tore open his chest with his nails. Inside, clear as day, were the divine visages of Lord Rama and Sita, proving that his entire being was consecrated to them. This act is celebrated as a supreme example of bhakti, or selfless devotion, in Hinduism. It signifies that true devotion purifies the heart and makes it a sacred abode for the divine. This statue serves as a constant reminder of the power of pure love and the spiritual rewards of unwavering faith. Placing this statue in your home or sacred space is believed to invite blessings of courage, protection, and spiritual strength into your life. The enduring appeal of Hanuman lies in his relatable humanity, despite his divine powers – he was a devoted servant, a loyal friend, and a valiant warrior, all driven by an unshakeable love for Rama.
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