Rama waits patiently till Hanuman completes his talking. Hanuman talks on for fifteen minutes continuously as Rama & Lakshmana look on with great awe. Why are you roaming around in a dense forest like this? Why did you come here? Who are you looking for in this place? Your ‘Lakshanas’ (body features), your straightforward vision, your upright posture and the way you hold the bow – All of these suggest to me that you are great warriors. We’re hiding amidst this mountain due to the fear for Vaali, the brother of Sugriva… Both of you seem to be great princes from a great kingdom. Hanuman continues to talk to Rama and Lakshmana, “I’m Hanuman, minister of the Vaanara king Sugriva. Lord Brahma had then said to Hanumaan, “Upon seeing ‘someone’ in front of you, when your bones would melt and your body bows down automatically with your eyes filled with tears of joy, love and devotion, you’ll realize that this ‘someone’ is the supreme divine!!” So, Hanuman now sees this ‘someone’ in Lord Rama, subsequently he was in tears, his bones and body started melting in devotion and love, thus straightaway expressing his true self to Bhagawan! Once all our sins get washed away, we would automatically become honest and straightforward in our thoughts and actions! Now in this context, we can see that Hanuman has worshipped the Lord face to face, and all his sins that were sticking on to him were washed away and thus he became automatically honest and straightforward and thus he straightaway reveals to Rama that he’s Hanuman!! Another inner meaning to this context is that, Hanuman had been blessed and bestowed with the “Brahma-Gnyaana” (the supreme ability to realize the divine) by Lord Brahma (the Creator of the world), during his early childhood days. It’s only because of our sins that we do not have the honesty in us. This verse tells us that if we worship the Lord face to face in person, all our sins get washed away at that very moment itself. Kshiyantechascha karmaani tasmin drishe paraavare!!” “Vidyate hridayat grantihi chityante sarva samshayaaha! It can be understood with the help of the following sloka: We might be surprised here! Why did he blurt out the truth about himself in his first conversation itself? What made him do that, even though he didn’t want to reveal himself to Rama? Here’s a deeper inner meaning to this context. But when he comes and sees Rama for the first time, he bows down to him, gets up and the very first sentence he spoke was “I’m Hanuman”!! ?
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There was no honesty in him because of the fear for Vaali.His initial agenda was to know about the two princes, but without revealing who he was.
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Thus as we see, when Hanuman comes to meet Rama & Lakshmana, he didn’t have the courage to reveal his true self. “Kapi roopam parityajya hanumaan maarutaatmajaha!īhikshu roopam tatho bheje shatabuddhi daya kapihi!!” Hence Hanuman decides to change his appearance and thus takes the form of a “Bikshu” or a “ Sanyaasin” (Brahmin/Saint) and appears in front of Rama and Lakshmana. His idea was to gather all possible information about Rama and Lakshmana, but without revealing his own identity.
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They go into a huddle and plan how to face these two princes and finally it was decided that Hanuman is the right person for this mission.Īccordingly, Hanuman prepares himself for the task. were in a state of surprise upon seeing two handsome young princes walking towards the Rishyamukha Mountain. In the previous episode we witnessed that Sugriva and his ministers including Hanuman, Jambhavan, Angadha, etc.