Sunder Kand Paath is the recitation of the Sunder Kand, which is the fifth book of the Ramcharitmanas by Tulsidas. This section focuses on the adventures of Hanuman, his devotion to Lord Rama, and the events surrounding the rescue of Sita from Ravana.

Key Features

Structure:- The Sunder Kand consists of 68 Chaupais that detail Hanuman's journey to Lanka, his meeting with Sita, and the challenges he faces.

Preparation:

• Choose a clean and quiet space for the recitation.
• Set up an altar with an image or idol of Lord Rama, Sita, and Hanuman.
• Gather offerings like flowers, sweets, and incense.

Sankalp (Intention):- The organizer or priest makes a vow or intention, dedicating the Paath for specific blessings, such as strength, courage, and protection.

Recitation:- The Paath can be performed by a priest or by a group of devotees. It is typically recited with devotion and focus.

• Each verse is recited with the intention of connecting with the divine.

Offering Prasad:- Offerings are made to the deities during the recitation, symbolizing reverence and gratitude.

Aarti:- After the recitation, Aarti is performed, and devotional songs may be sung to honor Lord Rama and Hanuman.

Conclusion:- The ritual concludes with prayers for blessings, protection, and peace. Prasad is distributed among participants.

Significance

Devotion to Hanuman: The Sunder Kand emphasizes the strength and devotion of Hanuman, inspiring devotees to embody these qualities.

Spiritual Benefits: Reciting the Sunder Kand is believed to bring blessings, dispel negativity, and provide protection from obstacles.

Community Bonding: Group recitation fosters a sense of community and shared devotion.

When to Perform:- The Sunder Kand Paath is particularly popular during festivals like Hanuman Jayanti or in times of personal challenges, invoking Hanuman's blessings.

If you’d like more information on specific chaupais or rituals related to the Sunder Kand, Please consult from our astrologers.