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Hanuman is one of the main characters in the epic poem "Ramayana", a great devotee of Rama. Hanuman is the son of Anjana and Keshari, and the son of the wind God Vayu. It represents a manifestation of inner self-control, faith, and devotional service. Hanuman as a deity in the form of a monkey is symbolically associated with the mind, since the monkey is a metaphor for the restless mind, which is in constant chaotic movement from one thought to another. Therefore, Hanuman is also the personification of a mind controlled and controlled by the spirit. Hanuman also manifests all the features and qualities of an open and harmoniously developed Anahata chakra-the energy center responsible for selfless service, bhakti, devotion, love, compassion, and a never-failing desire to help. Hanuman has Siddhas that give him the following supernatural abilities: the ability to take the form of a very small size (anima) or, conversely, to reach incredible heights and sizes (Mahima), become weightless and able to move through the air — to levitate (lagima), to take any desired form (prakamaya), to achieve everything desired and, through the use of will power, to move instantly from one place to another (prapti), to gain power over any beings (vashitva), the ability to subdue (easthapitva or aishvatva), to enjoy pleasure without self-indulgence (bhukti). All these siddhis are manifestations of the open and harmonious Anahata chakra. It is believed that by meditating on the spiritual heart, the Anahata chakra, the practitioner gains spiritual knowledge and the 8 Siddhas listed above. Thus, Hanuman is an energy that can turn it into any form that makes it possible to levitate and carry heavy objects through the air. The Hanuman Yantra provides protection from adversity, gives strength and courage to overcome difficulties, gives courage and bravery, provides self-confidence and self-confidence. The Hanuman Yantra is an image placed in the protective square of the bhupur, which is a circle in the Lotus petals, representing the power of absolute truth, the primordial nature pure and divine. Yantra is placed in your home on a clean altar, the face should be oriented to the North or East. At the same time, observe certain rules: do not allow anyone to touch the sacred image, do not allow it to become dusty and dirty, and the place where it stands must always be kept clean, since it will be charged with the energy radiated by the Yantra. During Yantra meditation, the mantra that praises the deity is usually repeated, thus invoking the energies of that deity. Meditation on the Hanuman Yantra will allow you to be more focused and focused in the moment. In addition to the forty hymns from "Hanumanchalisa" with the power of mantra, chanting the glory of the glorious and noble Hanuman, there are also small mantras glorifying the valorous Hanuman, who also radiate a vibration of pure energy bhakti, strength and courage, stand with confidence, which is so necessary on the path of spiritual self-development allows you to overcome any difficulties and does not stray from the true paths of righteousness, leading to higher spheres of existence, lifting us to higher levels of consciousness. It is believed that mantras chanting the name of the brave devotee Rama Hanuman activate prana-the life force, our consciousness is awakened and purified by the powerful energy of the Universe. Also, Hanuman matras are used in cases when it is necessary to free oneself from any dependence, attachment or restriction. 1. the Gayatri mantra of Hanuman, or "Hanuman-Gayatri", is a modification of the oldest and very powerful Gayatri mantra20 from the Rigveda (III. 62. 10): Om bhur bhuvah svaha Tat savitur varenyam Om Andjaneyaa Vidmahe Vayuputraya Dhimahi Thanno Hanuman Prachodayat 2. Powerful mantra of success: Om Shri Hanumate Namaha 3. mantra of power through devotion: Om Hum Hanumate Vijayam 4. the great muhanumanu Mantra is a variation of the traditional Mahavishnu mantra: "Onnamobhagavatevāsudevāya": Om namo bhagavate andjaneyaa