
Lord Hanuman
Om Ham Hanumate Namah
A short Hanuman mantra with the seed syllable haṃ.
Begin chantingMeaning & traditionHanuman mantra in Hindi script
ॐ हं हनुमते नमः ॥
Om. Haṃ, the seed syllable. Salutations to Hanuman.अर्थ
ॐ। हं (बीज अक्षर)। हनुमान जी को नमस्कार है।
Oṃ haṃ hanumate namaḥ
Om. Haṃ, the seed syllable. Salutations to Hanuman.Meaning
Om. Haṃ, the seed syllable. Salutations to Hanuman.
Om Ham Hanumate Namah
Om. Haṃ, the seed syllable. Salutations to Hanuman.Meaning (Hinglish)
Om. Ham (beej akshar). Hanuman ji ko namaskaar.
Hanuman mantra built on the seed syllable haṃ. Some traditions recommend learning beej (seed) mantras from a teacher; many devotees also chant them simply with devotion. English meanings are paraphrases; punctuation and Devanagari spelling are normalized.
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About the Om Ham Hanumate Namah
Om Ham Hanumate Namah is a short japa mantra to Hanuman. It is chanted on Tuesdays and Saturdays by devotees seeking courage, discipline and steadiness of mind.
Best time to chant: Tuesdays and Saturdays, and on Hanuman Jayanti.
Understanding Om Ham Hanumate Namah
This short invocation offers reverence to Hanuman. The Sanskrit words appear in Devanagari, the script also used for Hindi, while the explanation below is in Hindi. Read the entire invocation before marking one repetition on the counter. The source note identifies the seed syllable used in this version.
ॐ। हं (बीज अक्षर)। हनुमान जी को नमस्कार है।
Benefits of the Om Ham Hanumate Namah
- A short Hanuman mantra with the seed syllable haṃ.
- Repeated recitation can be used as a practice of attention and devotion.
How to chant the Om Ham Hanumate Namah
- Read each line together with its meaning before beginning.
- Recite the complete prayer slowly, following the script you prefer.
- Use the counter after each complete recitation. Choose a comfortable number of repetitions.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Om Ham Hanumate Namah come from?
Hanuman mantra built on the seed syllable haṃ. Some traditions recommend learning beej (seed) mantras from a teacher; many devotees also chant them simply with devotion.
What does one count represent?
One count represents one complete recitation of the prayer displayed on this page. You can choose a short practice or count 108 repetitions.