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One of the most well-known and revered Hindu deities is Lord Hanuman, also known by the names Bajrang Bali and Pavanputra. He is the son of the wind god Vayu and a manifestation of Lord Shiva. Lord Hanuman is a significant figure in the well-known epic Ramayana. Hanuman Ji is frequently depicted as a strong monkey holding a gada or mace in one hand, and a mountain in the other. Lord Hanuman is renowned for his fervent devotion to Lord Rama and is also the personification of strength, knowledge, tenderness, and subtlety. Here are the top 4 lessons that one can learn from Lord Hanuman in order to lead a happy and successful life. 

4 Life-Lessons To Learn From Lord Hanuman 

1. Humility Is The Key - Humility is the capacity to remain modest while having everything. Even though Lord Hanuman is a master of supernatural skills, he is humble. The most essential thing about him is that he is humble enough to learn from Lord Rama, to extend unwavering friendship to him, and to live his life as an ardent devotee of Lord Rama. People at the top are not pretentious. They are intelligent enough to understand that knowledge is as big as the cosmos.

Lord Hanuman is one of the most venerated gods in Hinduism. (Image Source: Canva)

2. Take The Lead - The secret is having the capacity to guide, encourage, and inspire. Lord Hanuman, the devotee of Lord Shri Rama, was not far behind if the supreme idol of leadership was Lord Rama. He is depicted in the Ramayana inspiring and commanding an army of monkey soldiers to combat Ravan's evil forces. If one has strong leadership qualities, one can win the war in half.

3. Be Practical According To The Circumstances - When Lord Hanuman faced a difficult issue, he used a realistic strategy to handle it. He concentrated on completing the task at hand by acting wisely in accordance with the circumstances rather than adhering to generic ideals or principles. This may be observed in a number of situations, including when he transforms into a different shape when he encounters Sursa and uses his tail to burn down Lanka or to carry the therapeutic herb Sanjeevani Booti.

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4. Never Violate Your Principles And Have Respect - Indrajit decided to employ the might of Brahmastra to defeat Hanuman Ji during their battle in the Ashok Vatika. Lord Hanuman might have used his strength to destroy the Brahmastra, but he refrained from doing so out of respect for the Lord Brahma who created it. He instead bowed before it.