Hanuman Yants
Hanuman was a mythical monkey god in the time of Rama and according to
legend, Hanuman was invincible and had powers far greater than humans,
including the ability to fly. The ancient Thai epic story of Ramakian depicts
Hanuman, the monkey god, who was said to be Rama’s strongest warrior. Even the
Thai school curriculum includes stories about Hanuman and portrays him to be a
god that leads a monkey army and their objective is to rid the world of evil
spirits. His main traits were humility and bravery, he was looked upon as hope
for humanity. He wasn’t a god but had managed to attain high levels of
spirituality, like a deity, therefore demonstrating to man that a mortal being
can in fact rise above the shallowness of our worldly plain.
Bearers of Hanuman Yants are protected from danger as well as becoming fearless in the face of adversity. Hanuman also helps to strengthen self-confidence and can influence people on your behalf. There are many different variations of Yants with Hanuman. Some versions of the Hanuman Yant are used by women who wish to have a better relationship with their partner. It is also said to help one stay focused and gives the determination needed to see something through to a successful conclusion. Some examples of Hanuman Yants
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