Welcome to another episode of the cities that we are doing on the Hanuman Jaliza.

I'm your host, Aditia, A.J.

And firstly, I am really happy that many of you are enjoying this series on the Hanuman Chalisa, which is a powerful prayer in the path of

Bhakti devotion devotion there was written about 600 years back by a sage and poet called Tulsi Das.

And so in this series and poet called Tulsi Das.

And so in this series I am

one by one explaining these stanzas and interpreting based on my understanding and my research what it means and the implications of these words in our life.

And so, so far we have not even started with the Hanuman Chalissa.

We were just covering the preamble or the stuff that comes

before we start or the preparation, so to speak.

And today we're going to start with the actual Hanuman Jalisa.

But before that, thank you for the messages and the emails

that you have sent from those of you that are tapping into

this powerful source of positive energy and I'm noticing that many of you want to get started or to or

want to learn how to tap into this vibrance at your own home when you have some time.

Keeping in mind that the Hanuman Charlie sigh is written in a language called Avidhi, which is more of an ancient language.

It's not even Hindi.

It's an older language.

And maybe you'll find it hard, especially if you don't know Hindi to learn it.

But fear not, take it one day at a time.

And eventually you'll get there there because nothing is impossible.

That being said, for those of you that want to get started,

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