10 Quotes about Hanuman Ji

Hanuman Ji is one of the most loved and worshipped Bhagwans. He is a brave and strong god who is also very kind and loving. He is a great devotee of Shri Ram and helps everyone who prays to him. Hanuman Ji is known for his amazing strength, courage, and wisdom. He teaches us to be fearless, helpful, and full of love for God. Kids love him because He is like a superhero who protects us from all dangers!

myNachiketa brings 10 quotes about Hanuman Ji for children to learn and be inspired by his strength, devotion, and kindness, teaching them important values like courage, faith, and helping others.

True strength lies in endless love and devotion to God
Hanuman Ji’s greatest power is his love for Prabhu Shri Ram. This means that more than his strength and amazing abilities, Hanuman Ji’s heart is full of love and devotion for Shri Ram. He was ready to do anything to help and serve Shri Ram because of his pure and selfless love for him.

Dear Children, just like Hanuman Ji had complete love and devotion to Ram Ji, you should love God, your parents, friends and teachers. Just like how your parents, teachers, or friends take care of you, God is always there to protect and guide us.

God help those who believe in him
When we have faith in Hanuman Ji and pray to him with a pure heart, he listens to us and gives us the strength and courage to face our problems.

Dear Children, Imagine you are feeling scared before an exam or a big game. If you close your eyes, take Hanuman Ji’s name, and pray for help, you will feel braver and stronger.

Always help others with kindness and strength
Hanuman Ji used his amazing strength not just for himself but to help others. He was always kind and ready to assist anyone in need. When Sita Mata was captured by the demon Ravana and taken to Lanka, Ram Ji was very sad and worried. Hanuman Ji promised to help find her.

Dear children, if your friend falls while playing. Instead of ignoring them and laughing at them, you can be like Hanuman Ji—help them stand up, ask if they’re okay, and cheer them up with a smile.

Love and serve others with a pure heart
Hanuman Ji’s actions were always selfless—he didn’t think about himself but focused on helping others with love and devotion. He never expected anything in return for his help. When Shri Ram wanted to cross the ocean to reach Lanka, Hanuman Ji helped him by finding ways to build the bridge. He didn’t do it for rewards or praise; he did it because he had a pure heart and love for all.

Children, if your mom or dad is busy, you can help clean up your toys or set the table with love and a smile, just like Hanuman Ji served Shri Ram with a pure heart without any reward. Help your parents and teachers without wanting anything in return.

Nothing is impossible with courage.
When Hanuman Ji was searching for Sita Mata in Lanka, he showed his unmatched strength and devotion. After finding Sita Mata in Ashoka Vatika, Hanuman Ji warned Ravana about Shri Ram's power. Ravana captured him and set his tail on fire. Instead of getting scared, Hanuman Ji used this as an opportunity to show the power of his army and set Lanka ablaze with the fire on his tail.

Dear children, imagine you’re nervous about trying something new, like learning to ride a bicycle. If you have courage and love for what you’re doing, you’ll keep trying until you succeed. Just like Hanuman Ji never gave up, you should always try to use the opportunity without getting afraid.

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Learning and understanding the truth is the greatest treasure
We should gain knowledge and understanding of the world around us. Learning what is right and wrong is more valuable than anything else. Hanuman Ji wasn’t just strong; he was also very wise. He knew that serving Prabhu Shri Ram and doing the right thing was the greatest truth. Because of his wisdom and devotion, he became a shining example of strength, humility, and faith for everyone.

Children, imagine you have two choices: one is to play all day and not study, and the second is to spend time learning, studying, and playing. If you choose the second option, you will gain knowledge and do well, and have a healthy body. Dear children, choosing the right path will give you the wisdom to be happy.

Keep trying and have faith—everything will turn out right in the end.
This means that no matter how difficult something feels, you should never give up. Having faith gives you the strength to stay positive and hopeful, even when things seem tough. When Hanuman Ji was finding Sanjeevani Booti to save Lakshman, he faced many challenges. He flew over mountains, searched everywhere, and even carried an entire mountain back because he wasn’t sure which herb to bring. He kept trying and had faith that his efforts would help Ram Ji and Lakshman.

Dear Children, say you’re working on a jigsaw puzzle, but it seems too hard because there are so many pieces. Instead of giving up, you keep trying, putting one piece at a time in the right place. Slowly, the puzzle starts coming together, and eventually, you complete it.

Recognize your hidden potential and do great things.
Hanuman Ji doubted his potential to jump across the big ocean, but once he figured out his strengths and abilities, he crossed the vast ocean in one jump.

Children, imagine you’re at school, and there’s a big bag of stationery on a high shelf. All the tall kids try to grab it, but they can’t reach it. Then, you, even though you’re smaller, think of a smart idea. You stack some books, climb up safely, and get the bag. So, remember, everything is achievable when we recognise our potential and use our wisdom.

Always be truthful and brave, just like Hanuman Ji
Being truthful means always telling the truth, no matter what. Being brave means standing up for what is right, even when it feels difficult or scary. Hanuman Ji showed us how important these qualities are. When Hanuman Ji met Ravana in Lanka, he boldly introduced himself as a messenger of Shri Rama. He didn’t lie about and about his mission, even though he was surrounded by Ravana’s army.

Children, say you accidentally break a vase at home. Instead of hiding it or blaming someone else, you go to your parents and tell them the truth. That’s being honest. Even if you’re scared they might scold you, you are brave enough to admit it.

Loyalty is a symbol of strength and service
Despite all the dangers, Hanuman Ji stayed loyal to Shri Ram. He helped him in his mission to bring Sita Mata back safely. His cleverness and loyalty to Ram Ji made him a hero, for which he is honoured.

Dear Children, You should be loyal to your friends and help them when they are in trouble. Say, your best friend forgot to bring lunch to school and is hungry. Instead of ignoring, you should share your lunch and sit with your friend.