In Hinduism, Tuesday is considered a highly auspicious day dedicated to Lord Hanuman, the ardent devotee of Lord Rama. Worshipping Hanuman on this day is believed to bring strength, courage, and relief from various troubles—especially financial issues and debts. Here are some powerful Tuesday rituals and remedies to please Lord Hanuman and invite his divine blessings:
1. Light a Lamp & Chant Hanuman Chalisa
On Tuesday morning or evening, light a desi ghee lamp in front of Hanuman’s idol or picture. Recite the Hanuman Chalisa with devotion. Donate essential items to the needy people. This remedy is believed to resolve financial problems.
2. Chant the Mantra 'Om Hanumate Namah' (108 Times)
Chanting mantra 'Om Hanumate Namah' 108 times on Tuesday helps remove debt and financial burdens. Use a tulsi or rudraksha mala while chanting for better focus and spiritual benefit.
3. Observe a Fast
Observing a Tuesday fast (Mangalwar Vrat) with devotion is said to bring special blessings from Lord Hanuman and helps in fulfilling desires.
4. Recite Rin Mochan Angarak Stotra
This powerful stotra is known to help devotees get rid of debts and financial troubles. Reciting it on Tuesdays is particularly effective.
5. Read the Sundarkand
Reading the Sundarkand from the Ramayana on Tuesdays is believed to bring relief from all kinds of challenges, including health, career, and emotional struggles.
6. Feed Roti to a Cow
Feeding roti (chapati) to a cow on Tuesday morning is believed to attract the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi and bring prosperity into one’s life.
7. Coconut Remedy for Wealth
Rotate a coconut seven times over your head, then offer it at a Hanuman temple. This ritual is thought to remove negative energy and attract wealth.
8. Offer Peepal Leaves to Hanuman
Write ‘Shri Ram’ on 11 Peepal leaves using sandalwood paste and offer them at a Hanuman temple. This powerful remedy is believed to remove financial obstacles.
9. Light a Lamp Under a Peepal TreeLight a lamp filled with black gram seeds (kala chana) under a Peepal tree on Tuesday evening. This practice is said to help with pending tasks and stuck endeavors.
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