Sundarkand

Composed by Goswami Tulsidas Ji, Sundarkand is the fifth chapter of the revered Shri Ramcharitmanas, centered on the heroic deeds and divine play of Shri Hanuman Ji. This sacred scripture, enriched with miraculous and authentic narratives, serves as a devotional hymn to Lord Hanuman.

Just as the Sundarkand of the Ramcharitmanas is believed to fulfill all desires and bring universal welfare, this particular version authored by Shri Manas Madhukar explores deeper, lesser-known dimensions of Sundarkand. It provides a vivid and elaborate explanation of why this section is called "Sundar" (beautiful), supported by numerous couplets and verses.

This book is a reservoir of all forms of auspiciousness and invokes the direct blessings of Lord Hanuman upon the devotee. It spans 520 pages, divided into two comprehensive sections — "Suyash Khand" and "Upasana Khand".

The first section, Suyash Khand, unveils astonishing and verified mystical stories related to Lord Hanuman, while the second section, Upasana Khand, presents powerful mantras and systematic methods of Hanuman worship, compiled especially for devotees.

This book is not merely a scripture but a living embodiment of Lord Hanuman’s grace. Its presence alone is considered supremely auspicious and beneficial for the individual, family, and community.