Hanuman was born with extraordinary strength.
Mountains trembled when he leaped.
The skies opened when he flew.
Yet, despite his power,
his heart felt incomplete.
He had wisdom.
He had courage.
But he did not yet know whom he belonged to.
Everything changed the day he met Lord Rama.
When Hanuman first looked into Lord Rama’s eyes,
he did not see a king or a warrior.
He saw peace.
A calm strength that did not demand attention.
A presence that did not need proof.
Hanuman felt something stir deep within him.
Not pride.
Not excitement.
But surrender.
Lord Rama spoke gently,
listened patiently,
and treated everyone with respect.
Hanuman watched silently.
He realized something important—
Lord Rama never used power to dominate.
He used it to protect.
From that moment,
Hanuman chose to stay close to Lord Rama.
Not because he was asked.
But because his heart insisted.
When Lord Rama faced exile,
Hanuman did not question fate.
When Lord Rama searched for Sita,
Hanuman offered his strength without hesitation.
When danger appeared,
Hanuman stepped forward—not to be praised,
but to serve.
One day, Lord Rama asked Hanuman,
“Why do you serve me with such devotion?”
Hanuman folded his hands and replied softly,
“When I remember myself as the body,
I am your servant.
When I remember myself as the soul,
I am part of you.”
Tears filled Lord Rama’s eyes.
At that moment,
Hanuman’s devotion became eternal.
Hanuman did not become great
because of his strength.
He became great
because he never placed himself above his Lord.
His devotion was not loud.
It was constant.
Not demanding.
But complete.
That is why, even today,
Hanuman is remembered as
Lord Rama’s greatest devotee.
🌟 MORAL OF THE STORY
True devotion is not about power.
It is about surrender.
When strength bows to love,
it becomes divine.
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