Power of Hanuman Chalisa | Curse of Mother & Debt of Mother’s Milk | Moon in 8th & Sure-Shot Remedy

The curse coming from mother is said to be one of the curses which takes lifetimes to get over with, it is so powerful that it can affect the longevity of the person that’s why Moon in 8th house is said to have short life but the deeper meaning is that Moon in 8th end up taking curses from mother, motherly figures or it could be wife who has children (as she being a mother) that’s why in Steve Jobs chart, Moon in 8th and he disregarding that Lisa was her daughter while mother Chrisann Brennan (Wife/Partner = Venus but once child is born, Mother = Moon so don’t get the notion that she was simply his partner) would beg, cry for financial support inspite of he disregarding them altogether and we all know how he died towards the end – so do not ignore the power of 8th Moon as being lord of 4th house (Paatal – netherlands and represents peace within when goes in 8th of death and transformation, can bring in chaos in life and shows debt of Mother)

Ashta Siddhi Nau Nidhi Ke Daata. As Var Deen Janaki Mata.
Ram Rasayan Tumhare Paasa. Sadaa Raho Raghupati Ke Daasa.

You have been blessed by Mother Janaki to give boon further, to the deserving ones, wherein you can grant the siddhis (eight different powers) and the nidhis (nine different kinds of wealth).
You have the essence of Ram bhakti, may you always remain the humble and devoted servant of Raghupati.

Hanuman and the Potency of Mother’s Milk (from online sources for explanation purposes)

 

After the annihilation of Ravana, Rama asked Hanuman how he would like to be thanked for his services. He answered, “My lord, let me spend the rest of my days in your service.” Rama gladly accepted the request. Thus Hanuman too boarded the chariot, which was to take Rama and his entourage back to Ayodhya.

On the way, however, Hanuman thought of visiting his mother Anjana who lived on a mountain nearby. Rama and all other members of the party too were curious to meet Hanuman’s mother and hence the chariot was diverted to her dwelling.

On reaching the place Hanuman approached his mother whose happiness knew no bounds. She embraced her bundle of joy. All others present too bowed in reverence to the mother of Hanuman. The worthy son narrated to her the entire sequence of events ending with Ravana’s death on the battlefield.

Surprisingly, his words did not please his mother but rather she became remorseful and addressed Hanuman thus: “My giving birth to you has been in vain, and feeding you with my milk has been of no avail.” On hearing her strange words all became panicky and were left speechless. Hanuman too stared at her in mute incomprehension.

After a brief pause, she continued with her tirade: “Shame on your strength and valor. Did you not have enough power to uproot Lanka on your own? Could you not have annihilated the ten-headed monster and his army yourself? If you were not strong enough to do so it would have been better if you had at least perished yourself in fighting him.

I regret the fact that even though you were alive Lord Rama had to build a perilous bridge of stones over the turbulent ocean to reach Lanka and had to fight the massive army of demons and thus suffer a great ordeal to recover his beloved Sita. Indeed, the nourishment my breast has given you has proved to be unfruitful.

Go away and don’t ever show me your face again.” She was referring to the instance when Hanuman was deputed to go and search for Sita in the city of Lanka. Only when he had confirmed Sita’s presence in Ravana’s custody could a formal battle be launched to rescue her.

Hanuman not only brought news of her wretched condition in captivity but also during his brief visit managed to burn down the whole city and thus gave Ravana an inkling of the times to come. Anjana’s annoyance stemmed from the fact that even though Hanuman was supremely capable of bringing back Sita on his own during that visit itself, he did not do so and much effort had to be expended later to accomplish the mission.

Hence was she trembling with wrath. With folded hands, Hanuman addressed her: “O Great Mother, no way have I compromised on the sacred worth of your milk. I am but a mere servant. During that visit, I had been instructed only to search for Sita and not kill Ravana.

Had I done so of my own accord it would have amounted to overstepping my brief. I, therefore, acted scrupulously and kept my word.” Hanuman had asked Sita, when he met her in Ravana’s captivity, whether she would prefer to be rescued by him at that very moment. She replied in the negative stressing that it was her husband’s duty to liberate her and Rama himself would have to come and take her back.

The entire gathering corroborated Hanuman’s version and much mollified his distressed mother. She spoke to him affectionately: “Dear son I never knew all this but now that I do it is comforting that my milk has indeed borne abundant fruit.” The repeated glorification of her milk by Anjana was not relished by Lakshmana, who thought it an exaggeration.

Anjana could see the darkness of doubts on the face of Lakshman and to clear all doubts, she threw her breast-milk on the nearby hill. The massive hill burst into pieces as if a nuclear weapon had struck it. Such was the power of two drops of Anjana’s breast milk. “See Lakshman, my son, the enromous power of my breast-milk. Lord Shiva had granted this power to me as a boon after many years of prayer. Hanuman has drunk this powerful breast-milk. Hence, he is as strong as the thunder.” Anjana said proudly.

That’s the power of breast-milk of the mother. No wonder doctors still prescribe mothers’ milk for new born.

The debt of mother and whatever way she has helped you can be overcome by chanting Hanuman Chalisa, doing fasts on Tuesday as this is the best remedy for Moon in 8th house for anyone.