śrī yantroddhāraka hanumat stotram

I bow to the messenger of Rama, the bestower of happiness, who is like the celestial wish-fulfilling tree; born of the Wind-god, he shines like lightning and molten gold.

He who possesses broad and well-rounded shoulders, who has mighty arms, who is the destroyer of all enemies, who is most dear to Lord Rama, who is divine, and who bestows the desired boons upon his devotees.

Adorned with various jewels, resplendent with earrings and other ornaments, endowed with the thirty-two auspicious marks, and seated upon a golden throne.

Endowed with thirty crore bija-mantras, established with twelve rotations, the deity is seated in the lotus posture, residing in the center of the hexagram mandala.

Four-armed, with a massive body, the crest-jewel of all Vaishnavas; holding a mace and showing the gesture of fearlessness (abhaya) with the hands, and with folded palms held against the heart.

The revealer of the Hamsa Mantra, the controller of all living beings, the destroyer of all evil doctrines by the very name of Prabhanjana (wind).

Always the bestower of desired boons, firmly standing for the righteous in battle, born from the womb of Anjana, and well-versed in all the Shastras.

The giver of life to the Vanaras, the one intent on searching for Sita, the destroyer of the life of Aksha and others, and the one intent on burning down Lanka.

The savior of Lakshmana's life, the leader of the entire army of monkeys, the servant of the Lord of Janaki, to whom all the devas and others are servants.

Residing forever on the hill located to the south of Chakratirtha, which is beautified by the breeze from the waves of the Tungabhadra River.

Worshipped by noble kings and righteous people who have come from various lands, with incense, lamps, food offerings, and five kinds of delicacies, according to one's capacity.

I worship Sri Hanuman, who possesses the effulgence of molten gold, and who was worshipped by the great ascetic Vyasatirtha according to the prescribed Vedic rituals.

That supreme brahmin who reads this stotra daily with devotion for three times, shall certainly obtain his desired wishes within six months.

He who desires a son obtains a son; he who desires fame obtains fame; he who desires knowledge obtains knowledge; he who desires wealth obtains wealth.

Let there be no doubt in any way; Hari, the Lord of the universe, is the witness. Whoever harbors doubt in this matter will certainly go to hell.

He who listens to or recites this Yantrodharaka Stotram consisting of sixteen verses, is liberated from all sins.