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The Fifth Chaupai: An Infographic
This infographic explores the profound meaning of the fifth Chaupai of the Hanuman Chalisa. It beautifully describes Hanuman Ji's form, emphasizing the symbols of his immense power, righteousness, and spiritual discipline.
चौपाई ५
हाथ वज्र औ ध्वजा बिराजै ।
काँधे मूँज जनेऊ साजै ॥
Hāth Vajra au Dhvajā Birājai.
Kāndhe Mūnj Janēū Sājai.
Symbols of Power: Vajra & Dhvaja
The first line describes the divine objects Hanuman Ji holds: the `Vajra` (mace) and the `Dhvajā` (banner). The mace symbolizes strength and the power to overcome obstacles, while the banner represents victory and righteousness.
वज्र (Vajra)
Power & Strength
ध्वजा (Dhvajā)
Victory & Righteousness
Symbol of Purity: Munj Janeu
The second line highlights the sacred thread (`Janēū`) he wears on his shoulder. It is a symbol of his Brahminical qualities, his spiritual discipline, and his commitment to a righteous life. The `Mūnj` grass used for it signifies simplicity and spiritual purity.
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मूँज जनेऊ
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Spiritual Discipline
Commitment to Purity
The Divine Attributes
This chaupai visually represents the balance of Hanuman Ji's virtues: his strength and victory from his weapons, and his purity and discipline from his sacred thread. The chart below visualizes the balance of these qualities that a devotee seeks.
The Complete Form
This chaupai creates a complete picture of Hanuman Ji's form for meditation. It is not only a symbol of immense power but also of deep spiritual discipline and humility.
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Strength
Vajra in hand
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Discipline
Janeu on shoulder
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Divine Form
For Meditation
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