The Tears of Hanuman

<p>He is known as <em>viryavan</em> the mighty one-a hero of unparalleled power who can leap across oceans and lift mountains. So why in his moment of greatest triumph does Hanuman feel sadness?</p><p>After a perilous near-impossible journey the great hero Hanuman finally locates the abducted princess Sita. But the sight that greets him in the desolate Ashoka grove is heartbreaking. He sees a woman of perfect virtue the cherished wife of Rama suffering unjustly and tormented by wicked characters day and night.</p><p>Overcome the powerful warrior does something extraordinary: with his eyes overflowing he laments for her pain. These are not tears of weakness or despair. They are a profound and empathetic response born from an immense affection for anyone dear to Rama. Hanuman's sorrow is not a flaw; it is the prelude to his heroic action a sign of the deep love that fuels his mission to remove distress.</p><p><em>The Tears of Hanuman</em> is a collection of daily meditations that invites you to witness the world through the eyes of the greatest of devotees. Journey with Hanuman and discover how:</p><ul><li>Empathy becomes the source of unstoppable resolve.</li><li>One's own virtuous character can become the ultimate shield against all adversity.</li><li>The deepest most unparalleled joy is found not in personal success but in selfless service.</li><li>A consciousness fixed on the divine can see through the world's discouraging lies and remain steady in any storm.</li></ul><p>Join Hanuman in the Ashoka grove and find a strength measured not in might but in a heart that is brave enough to feel and loving enough to act.</p><p> </p>