In his childhood, Lord Hanuman was not just strong—
he was unstoppable.
Born with divine energy,
he could leap across mountains
and fly through the skies with ease.
One morning,
young Hanuman looked up and saw the sun rising.
Its golden glow fascinated him.
Thinking it was a ripe fruit,
Hanuman jumped into the sky
to catch it.
The heavens trembled.
The gods watched in shock
as the child moved closer to the sun.
The balance of the universe was at risk.
Lord Indra, king of the gods,
raised his thunderbolt.
With a heavy heart,
he struck Hanuman to stop him.
Hanuman fell to the earth,
injured and unconscious.
The wind stopped.
Storms froze.
Because Vayu Dev,
Hanuman’s father,
withdrew air from the world in grief.
Life began to collapse.
The gods panicked.
They realized their mistake.
They gathered around Hanuman
and blessed him.
Each god gave him a divine boon—
strength, wisdom, courage, protection.
But there was one condition.
To protect the world
and Hanuman himself,
his powers were hidden.
Hanuman would forget them
until the right time came.
Not because he was weak—
but because power without awareness
can destroy even the purest heart.
Hanuman awakened,
calm and gentle.
He grew up humble,
serving others,
unaware of his true strength.
Years later,
when the world needed him most,
his powers returned.
Not through anger.
Not through pride.
But through devotion.
That is why Hanuman is not remembered
only for his strength—
but for his humility.
🌟 MORAL OF THE STORY
True power requires wisdom.
Strength without humility can become danger.
Devotion awakens what pride hides.
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