Sundarkand Path

It’s the fifth chapter (Kand) of the Ramayana—originally in Sanskrit by Valmiki and famously in Tulsidas’s Ramcharitmanas—where Lord Hanuman leaps to Lanka, finds Sita, offers Rama’s ring, sets Lanka ablaze, and returns with the message. It centers on Hanuman’s devotion, courage, and strength, making it spiritually uplifting. Removes fear, obstacles, evil energies, planetary malefic influences (like Shani, Rahu, Ketu), and ailments. Enhances inner strength, confidence, mental clarity, and spiritual uplift. Offers peace, prosperity, debt relief, and protection for devotees.