Rama Raksha Stotra
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A protective hymn to Lord Rama, recited here — alongside the Ramayana or Ramcharitmanas — to please Rama so that He releases a binding placed on Hanuman, who heeds Rama's name.
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Freeing a bound Hanuman through Ram: japa, Ram Raksha Stotra, Ramcharitmanas and havan
If Hanuman ji is the worshipped deity and has been bound, the speaker says, the remedy works through Ram ji, because Hanuman listens to Ram and the matter turns on Ram ji's dohai. One should do japa of the name of Bhagavan Shri Ramchandra ji Maharaj, recite the Rama Raksha Stotra and the like in his name, recite the Ramayan and the Ramcharitmanas, and do Havan with some of its chaupais and mantras, so that Shri Ram ji, being pleased, frees Hanuman from the bandhan.
Who should do chauraha bandhan and gram devata kshetrapal pujan?
Asked about gram devata and kshetrapal pujan and chauraha bandhan, he says the process of chauraha bandhan and the like is something sadhaks have to do, when they perform some necessary particular work of that kind. Ordinary persons should avoid performing processes of this sort, and should do kshetrapal nikari directly.
Worshipping the afflicted deity's own ishta to restore stopped experiences
The speaker says that if the offence was against a deity like Hanuman or Bhairava and the experiences from a paath have stopped, one prays to that deity's own Ishta Devata — the one he reveres and whose word he heeds. For Hanuman that means praising Shri Ram and asking him to free one from the dosh (Shri Ram Stuti, Ram Raksha Stotra, his 108 names) and serving Sitaram ji and Bhagwati Anjana; for Ganesha, also worshipping Bhagwati Parvati; for Bhairav ji, certainly worshipping Bhagwati Kali with the "Kshama-Rupena Samsthita" verse, through whom the offence is forgiven and the experiences begin again. He calls this the general vidhan by which special Kripa returns — done secretly, never shown.
Can the Ram Raksha stotra be done as well?
If you wish to do Ram ji's, he says, then yes, do the Ram Raksha stotra. You can do it after doing 1100 of the Satnam.
May both the Ram Raksha Stotra and the Bajrang Baan be perfected together?
A listener in the United Kingdom, where the Holika dahan falls on the 6th, asks whether he can perfect both the Ram Raksha Stotra and the Bajrang Baan. He answers: do only one of them.
Which stotra should be done first, before other practices?
He tells a questioner to do the Ram Raksha Stotra first; do the Ram Raksha Stotra.
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