Hanuman’s Role in Ramayana: Hero Behind Diwali’s Light
Annanya Gupta | Oct 21, 2025, 08:37 IST
Hanuman and Diwali Relation
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We all know how every Diwali we celebrate Lord Rama’s return to Ayodhya? But not many talk about Hanuman , the real hero behind that victory! Hanuman’s strength, courage, and devotion made Rama’s win possible. He leapt across oceans, carried the Sanjivani mountain, and even lit the first Diwali lamp in Ayodhya. That’s why people chant the Hanuman Chalisa and light diyas for him. This Diwali, remember Hanuman , the symbol of strength, faith, and pure devotion.
Indian homes during Diwali are usually about grandmothers narrating Rama's return to Ayodhya. But few tell Hanuman's crucial role in this victory. This powerful vanara servant shaped the Ramayana's outcome through devotion and strength which inspire many.
From leaping oceans to carrying mountains, Hanuman's incredible feats made Rama's triumph possible. His story represents perfect devotion and selfless service in Hindu mythology. While we celebrate Rama's homecoming, we must remember the mighty warrior who ensured light could conquer darkness. This mighty vanara served Rama completely. He carried mountains and burned Lanka. His strength protects everyone even now Hanuman's role in the Ramayana ensured good defeated evil. Our scriptures call him Mahabali for this reason.
Hanuman jumped across the ocean to Lanka. He faced demon guards at every gate. He found Sita crying under a tree. He gave her Rama's signet ring. He ate fruits from her hands. He burned Lanka's golden palaces. He proved Ravana could be defeated. This mission started Rama's victory journey.
Hanuman Carried the
Lakshmana was literally dying on the battlefield and Hanuman bought the medicine herb that grew in the Himalayas. Hanuman flew north immediately. He could not find the specific plant. He lifted the entire Dronagiri mountain. He carried it back to Lanka in minutes. The physicians prepared the life-saving herb. Lakshmana woke up and rejoined the battle.
Building the Rama Setu Bridge
Vanaras built the bridge to Lanka. Hanuman carried the largest stones. He placed mountain peaks as pillars. He guarded the construction from demons. His tail measured the bridge's length. His strength inspired other vanaras. The bridge reached Lanka in five days.
Hanuman fought Meghnad and other demons. He created protective circles around Rama. He carried wounded soldiers to safety. He brought medicinal herbs for everyone. His presence scared Ravana's army. His courage boosted the vanara army.
Hanuman reached Ayodhya before Rama. He told Bharata about Lanka's defeat. He helped prepare the royal palace. He guided the vanara army home. He lit the first lamp in Ayodhya. He announced Rama's return to citizens.
Our temples show Hanuman at Rama's feet. Tuesday prayers honor his devotion. Hanuman Chalisa protects households. His tales teach complete surrender. His strength serves righteousness only. His loyalty defines true friendship.
This Diwali light a lamp for Hanuman. Remember his role in Rama's victory. Teach children his stories of courage. His devotion still inspires our culture. His strength still protects our faith.
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From leaping oceans to carrying mountains, Hanuman's incredible feats made Rama's triumph possible. His story represents perfect devotion and selfless service in Hindu mythology. While we celebrate Rama's homecoming, we must remember the mighty warrior who ensured light could conquer darkness. This mighty vanara served Rama completely. He carried mountains and burned Lanka. His strength protects everyone even now Hanuman's role in the Ramayana ensured good defeated evil. Our scriptures call him Mahabali for this reason.
Finding Sita in Lanka
Hanuman found sita
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Hanuman jumped across the ocean to Lanka. He faced demon guards at every gate. He found Sita crying under a tree. He gave her Rama's signet ring. He ate fruits from her hands. He burned Lanka's golden palaces. He proved Ravana could be defeated. This mission started Rama's victory journey.
Hanuman Carried the Sanjivani Mountain
Hanuman’s Sanjivani story
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Lakshmana was literally dying on the battlefield and Hanuman bought the medicine herb that grew in the Himalayas. Hanuman flew north immediately. He could not find the specific plant. He lifted the entire Dronagiri mountain. He carried it back to Lanka in minutes. The physicians prepared the life-saving herb. Lakshmana woke up and rejoined the battle.
Building the Rama Setu Bridge
Ram setu bridge story
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Vanaras built the bridge to Lanka. Hanuman carried the largest stones. He placed mountain peaks as pillars. He guarded the construction from demons. His tail measured the bridge's length. His strength inspired other vanaras. The bridge reached Lanka in five days.
Hanuman with Rama in Battle
How We got to Know About the First Diwali
Why We Remember Hanuman Today
This Diwali light a lamp for Hanuman. Remember his role in Rama's victory. Teach children his stories of courage. His devotion still inspires our culture. His strength still protects our faith.
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