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Sundarakanda SK5.1.91-130 Mainaka Parvat Dec 17

Sundarakandam is very beneficial for our body, mind and Soul. Chapter 1- Hanumanji Crossing the Ocean- how He faces/overcomes all obstacles and relentlessly moves forward to achieve the objective. Round four started on Nov 12, 2025 on Wednesday at 9:00 p.m. For Slokas in your language with meaning https://readramayana.org/Sundara/1/?s... Sundara Kaanda - Sarga 1 In this first Sarga of Sundara Kāṇḍa, Hanuman flies over the ocean to the other shore. After paying obeisance to Vāyu and other Dēvas and spirits, Hanuman sets himself to fly, by pressing the mountain with his hands and feet. With the pressure exerted by him, the mountain totters with its trees shaking off flowers, water oozing out, snakes emerging out of their holes, beasts crying, birds flying off and Maharshis and Vidyādharas leaving. Then he flies, tearing apart the huge waves that arise in the ocean and creating a trough on the surface of the water along the path of his flight. The ocean, recalling his special relationship with Ikshwākus and knowing that Hanuman is on a mission of the Ikshwākus, wants to help him. He asks Maināka, a mountain submerged in the waters to rise up and give Hanuman a place to rest before he proceeds with the rest of the journey. Maināka is more than happy, recalling the help Hanuman's father Vāyu rendered him in the past, saving his wings before they were cut off by Indra. Maināka offers hospitality to Hanuman and Hanuman politely excuses himself, citing that he cannot afford to waste any time. He proceeds with his journey after thanking Maināka. Then the Dēvas and Gandharvas, and Siddhas and great Ṛshis call upon Surasa, the mother of serpents, and ask her to test the strength and prowess of Hanuman by blocking his path. Surasa, taking the form of a gigantic Rakshasi, blocks Hanuman's path and tells him that the Dēvas pre-destined him to be her prey, and hence he should enter her mouth. Hanuman, shrinking himself to the size of a thumb, quickly enters her mouth and comes out. Surasa, pleased with his clever maneuver, blesses him. Then another Rakshasi by name Simhika grabs Hanuman by his shadow and pulls him back. Hanuman, having already been warned about her by Sugreeva, immediately recognizes who she is. He makes his body grow to a huge size. Simhika then opens her mouth wide enough to swallow him. Then Hanuman, shrinking himself to a small size, throws himself into her mouth, reaches her vitals and tears apart her heart and comes out. Hanuman then lands on the other shore of the ocean, after a journey of one hundred Yōjanas, and sees Laṅkā on the top of a mountain. Realizing that his huge body might make the Rakshasas suspicious, he resumes his original form.