Hanuman ji is considered a symbol of power, devotion and dedication in Indian mythology. He got the boon of immortality due to his amazing powers and precious services to Lord Shri Ram. Let us know which deity gave Hanuman ji a boon to become immortal and what was the reason behind it.
Who gave the boon of immortality?
Lord Shiva was given the boon of immortality to Hanuman ji. Apart from this, it has also been told in many mythology that Hanuman ji was given birth by the Vayu Devta (Pawan Bhagwan) and he became extremely powerful and Chiranjeevi due to his father’s blessings.
What was the reason for giving boon?
Service towards Lord Rama: The loyalty and service that Hanuman ji showed towards Lord Rama was amazing. He faced countless difficulties for Rama and remained absorbed in his devotion. For this reason, the gods gave him a boon of immortality so that he will always remain the devotee of Rama and the protector of religion.
Defense of religion: Hanuman ji’s power and dedication are helpful in protecting religion. Being immortal, they will not die with Kaal and will continue to protect religion.
Help of devotees: Hanuman ji was also given the boon of immortality so that he would always protect his devotees and help them in every crisis.
Hanuman ji having chiranjeevi
Hanuman ji is called “Chiranjeevi”, that is, with eternal life. They are still present on the earth and where the devotees are called, they express their powers.
According to mythological beliefs, Hanuman ji will also live in Kali Yuga and protect religion. Therefore, texts like Hanuman Chalisa, Bajrang Baan are recited after him.
conclusion
The boon of being immortal to Hanuman ji was mainly given by Lord Shiva and Vayu Devta, so that he will always remain the devotee of Rama and the protector of religion. This boon was the fruit of his precious devotion, power and service, which made him Chiranjeevi.
The immortality of Hanuman ji teaches us that with true devotion and dedication, humans can overcome the boundaries of time and always survive – even if the form changes.