The Hanuman Stavan is a collection of stotras in praise of the powers, deeds and devotion of Lord Hanuman. The stavan is separated into six main parts and the sanskrit and romanicized versions are given here to promote proper pronunciation and understanding. Sample audio clips (sung beautifully by Shri Anup Jalota) of each of the six parts are also included to aid in understanding of this beautiful dedication to Sri Hanuman.

pranavaūṃ pavanakumāra khala bana pāvaka gyānadhana

jāsu hṛdaya āgāra basahiṃ rāma śara cāpa dhara

hanuman stavan atulita baladhāmaṃ audio (mp3 116K)

atulita baladhāmaṃ hema śailābhadehaṃ

danuja-vana kṛśānuṃ jNānināmagragaṇyam

sakala gunanidhānaṃ vānarāṇāmadhīśaṃ

raghupati priyabhaktaṃ vātajātaṃ namāmi

hanuman stavan goṣpadīkṛtavārīśaṃ maśakīkṛtarākṣasam audio (mp3 116K)

goṣpadīkṛtavārīśaṃ maśakīkṛtarākṣasam

rāmāyaṇaṃ mahāmālāratnaṃ vaṃde.anilātmajam.

anjanīnaṃdaṃ vīraṃ jānakīśokanāśam

kapīśamakṣahaṃtāraṃ vaṃde laṃkābhayaṃkaram..

hanuman stavan ullaṃghya sindhoḥ audio (mp3 108K)

ullaṃghya sindhoḥ salilaṃ salīlaṃ

yaḥ śokavahniṃ janakātmajāyā.

ādāya tenaiva dadāha laṃkā

namāmi taṃ prānjalirānjaneyam..

hanuman stavan manojavaṃ mārutatulyavegaṃ (mp3 170K)

manojavaṃ mārutatulyavegaṃ

jitendriyaṃ buddhimatāṃ variṣṭham.

vātātmajaṃ vānarayūthamukhyaṃ

śrīrāmadūtaṃ śaraṇaṃ prapadye..

Let me pray to the one who is swift as thought (manojavam-), the one who is more powerful than the wind (marut.tulya.vegam-), the one who has conquered his senses (jitendriyam-), the one who is supreme among all intelligent beings, the son of the wind-god (vaataatmajam-), the commander of the army of forest creatures (vaanar.yooth.mukhyam-), Let me find refuge in Lord Rama's Messenger, the incomparable Lord Hanuman. Please accept me and my prayers at your feet.

hanuman stavan ānjaneya matipāṭalānanaṃ audio (mp3 104K)

ānjaneyamatipāṭalānanaṃ kāncanādrikamanīyavigraham

pārijātatarumūlavāsinaṃ bhāvayāmi pāvamānanaṃdanam

I bow before the darling son of the god of wind, Who is the son of Anjana, Who is great among killers of ogres, Who is like a golden mountain, Who is handsome to look at, And who lives near the roots of Parijatha tree.