Manojavam Marutatulyavegam Mantra

The Manojavam Marutatulyavegam Mantra is one of the most recognized invocations to Lord Hanuman.

When you chant it, you call upon his unmatched speed, clarity, and strength. This mantra helps you move past hesitation and confusion, awakening focus and confidence from within.

Each repetition is a reminder that devotion and self-discipline can carry you through any challenge with the same grace that Hanuman carried Lord Rama’s message across impossible distances.

The Manojavam Marutatulyavegam Mantra is the latest addition to our library of mantras which also includes Shiva, Devi, Buddha, and Rama mantras.

This chant is known by several names, including the Hanuman Dhyana Sloka, Marutatmaja Stotra, and Hanuman Sharanam Mantra.

In some traditions, devotees add an opening line such as “Om Anjaneyaya Vidmahe Vayuputraya Dhimahi” to combine it with the Hanuman Gayatri, enhancing its meditative depth.

In northern traditions, the verse is often used at the beginning of Hanuman Chalisa recitations, serving as a mental invocation before the main prayer.

In the south of India, it’s part of the daily Hanuman Upasana sequence, chanted to invoke alertness and focus before spiritual practice.

However you include it in your routine, the mantra draws you closer to Hanuman’s presence - swift, clear, and unshakably devoted.

The Manojavam Marutatulyavegam Mantra holds several benefits for the mind of both the chanter and the listener.

Listening to this energizing Hanuman mantra along with meditation helps you in the following ways.

Even extreme fear that rises in your mind, can be negated by chanting this mantra

Regular chanting ensures your decisions and thoughts are not influenced by an unhealthy ego

Your ability to surrender yourself to the divine is enhanced through this mantra

This mantra is part of a set of verses known as the Hanuman Dhyana Shlokas, recited to visualize Hanuman before beginning any prayer or meditation.

In the Ramayana, Hanuman’s speed and power were never separate from his humility and focus. When he leapt across the ocean to find Sita, it wasn’t force alone that carried him - it was purpose.

There’s a story from the Sundara Kanda that captures the spirit of this mantra beautifully. As Hanuman prepared to cross the ocean to Lanka, the other Vanaras doubted that anyone could make the journey.

Hanuman had momentarily forgotten his own strength until Jambavan, the wise elder, reminded him of who he was. With that single realization, Hanuman grew to his true size and soared across the sea.

That moment is what this mantra embodies. When you chant it, you awaken that same awareness in yourself - the realization that your potential is not missing, only waiting to be remembered.

Hanuman’s story becomes a mirror, reminding you that courage is simply clarity in motion.