Depicts Hanuman Ji’s selfless devotion. Removes afflictions, worries & mental agony. Enhances courage, strength & confidence. The Hindu epic Ramayana contains a sacred and powerful section known as Sundar Kand, the fifth chapter of the scripture. Written by Maharishi Valmiki—the first author of the Ramayana—Sundar Kand uniquely highlights the divine glory of Lord Hanuman, making him the central figure of this section.   Sundar Kand describes in great detail the heroic deeds of Hanuman Ji. Upon learning about Mata Sita’s location, he expands his form, leaps across the ocean, overcomes Surasa—the mother of Nagas—and destroys the demon Sinhika. Reaching Lanka, he finds Sita Mata and delivers Lord Rama’s message, symbolizing devotion, strength, and unwavering faith. In Hindu tradition, Sundar Kand is chanted especially on Tuesdays and Saturdays, believed to remove troubles and bless devotees with protection, peace, and spiritual upliftment.