
Sage Agastya once recounted the story of Hanuman to Lord Rama. Upon Mount Sumeru dwelled Keshari, a formidable leader among the Vanaras. His wife, Anjana, possessed unparalleled beauty. One day, Vayu, the wind god, beheld Anjana standing alone and felt a desire to unite with her. In his mystical yogic form, Vayu joined with her, resulting in the conception of a child named Hanuman. Anjana placed the infant amidst reeds as she gathered forest fruits. Hanuman, hungry, gazed at the sun and leaped, thinking it was a colossal fruit. Empowered by his divine lineage, he ascended towards the sun. Vayu accompanied him, enshrouding him with a refreshing breeze to shield him from the sun’s scorching heat. Recognizing Hanuman’s destined role as a devoted servant of Vishnu, the sun-god withheld his intense rays.








