Bhima was humbled and asked Hanuman Ji to reveal himself. Bhima soon realized that Hanuman Ji was a diety with divine powers. Bhima tried very hard but could not lift the tail of Hanumanji. To cross ahead Hanuman Ji told Bhima to lift his tail and move ahead. Hanuman Ji lay on the ground as a feeble monkey on Bhima's way. 'Bhima', one of the 'Pandava' brothers, used to boast about his powers. Hanuman Ji has a presence in the epic Mahabharata. Hanuman Ji will remain in existence even after the 'Kalpa' or the destruction of this universe. Ravan orders to light up the tail with fire.ДЄfter the battle when Lord Rama gave Hanuman Ji a gift for his support, Hanuman Ji threw it away saying that Lord Rama will always remain in his heart.Lord Rama granted Hanuman Ji the boon of immortality. Hanuman Ji makes his tail grow longer and longer. Ravana gives the orders that Hanuman Ji's tail should be wrapped with an oil soaked cloth. There Hanuman Ji tells Ravana that Lord Rama will come to take back Sita Ji. Hanuman Ji is brought to the court of Ravana. Hanuman Ji deliberately destroys Ashok Vatika and Hanuman Ji is captured by the demons. Sita Ji refuses and says that this work should be done by her husband, Lord Rama. Hanuman Ji wants to take Sita Ji along with him. Sita Ji tells Hanuman Ji that Ravan has intentions of marrying her soon. Hanuman Ji comes to his original size and conveys the message of Lord Rama to Sita Ji. Hanuman Ji locates Sita Ji in 'Ashok Vatika'. With his divine powers Hanuman Ji shrinks to the size of an ant and moves inside the kingdom of Ravana. Now Hanuman Ji could fly in the air to Lanka. Jambavan lifted the curse given by the sage. Jambavan knew that earlier Hanuman Ji' had divine powers to move to any place. The group consisting of Hanuman Ji, Jambavan and others, reached the southernmost tip of India,in search of Sita. Hanuman Ji had played pranks with a sage and as a result of his curse lost his divine powers to move to any place. Sugriva, the king of Kishkinda, had sent Hanuman Ji alongwith the bear 'Jambavan', to search for Sita, towards the southern direction. In the Ramayana, Lord Rama arrives at Kishkinda in search of his wife Sita. With these boons granted, Hanuman Ji acquired unique powers. Lord Vishnu granted Hanuman Ji his weapon (Gada). No one will be able to stop Hanuman Ji from goinng anywhere. Lord Brahma granted hanuman Ji the boon that hanuman Ji can move to any place. Similarly, Lord Agni granted the boon that fire will not be able to cause any harm to Hanuman Ji. God Varuna granted Hanuman Ji, the boon that water will not be able to cause any harm to Hanuman Ji. Even Indra's vajra would not be able to cause any harm to him. Lord Indra granted Hanuman Ji the boon that Hanuman Ji's body will be as strong as Lord Indra's 'Vajra'. This has a reference in the opening lines of the 'Hanuman Chalisa'. In his childhood, Hanuman Ji mistook the red sun as a ripe fruit and ate it. Hanuman Ji is also known as 'Son of Wind' 'Vayu' 'Wind God. The name of Hanuman Ji's father was Kesari. The name of Hanuman Ji's mother was Anjana. Hanuman Ji is believed to be blessed with immense power and courage. Hanuman Ji is reportedly believed to be ardent devotee of Lord Rama in Tulsidas's Ramcharitmanas 1574CE. Hanuman Ji is remembered for being the messenger 'Doot' and helper of Lord Rama in Valmiki's Ramayana. In ancient Odia writings Hanuman Ji is believed to be incarnation of the three Gods - Lord 'Brahma' 'Vishnu' And 'Lord Shiva' Hanuman Ji is also beleved to be the origin of Lord 'Ayyappa' in southern India. In Southern India Hanuman Ji was believed to be incarnation of both Shiva and Vishnu. He is reportedly also believed to be an 'avatar' of Lord Shiva in 'Shiv Purana'. Hanuman Ji appears in the hindu 'Rigveda'. Hanuman Ji is also associated with the epic 'Mahabharata'. He is also known as the 'Pawan Putra' meaning the 'Son of wind'. Hanuman Ji lived as a close devotee of Lord Rama in the Ramayana.

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