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Sri Hanumat Smaranam from Hanuman Stuti Manjari

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At morning, I remember Hanumān, Whose valor is without end, Who is like a bumble-bee for the lotus-like feet of Śrīrāmacandra, Who delighted the group of gods by burning the city of Laṅkā, Who is the house of all wealth and siddhi, and Whose strength is celebrated.[1]

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Vinay Patrika #028, Hanuman Stuti by Tulsidas at Stutimandal

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Sample: O Hanumān, Who is borne of Vāyu (the wind-god), Whose courage is renowned, Whose arms are wide, Whose strength is infinite, Whose tail is long, Whose form has the appearance of the beautiful golden mountain (Sumeru), and Whose hair on your body shine like streaks of lightning and garlands of flames! Victory to You.[1]

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Hanuman Stuti (#27) from Vinay patrika by Tulsidas

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Sample: O Hanuman!) Victory to You! You are the abode of blessings and the remover of wordly burdens (of births and deaths). You are a form of Śiva, the enemy of Tripurāsura, in a monkey’s body. You compete with (are like) the garland of flames of the (blazing) fire of the rage of Rāma in being the destroyer of the moths in the form of nocturnal demons.[1]

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12 names | Hanuman Dvadash Naam Stotram from Anand Ramayan at Stutimandal

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Sample: (The twelve names of Hanumān are:) (1) Hanumān; (2) Añjanāsūnu, the son of Añjanā; (3) Vāyuputra, the son of Vāyu; (4) Mahābala, Whose strength is immense; (5) Rāmesta, Who is dear to Rāma; (6) Phālgunasakha, Who is the companion of Arjuna; (7) Pingāksa, Whose eyes are yellow; (8) Amitavikrama, Whose speed is immeasurable; (9) Udadhikramana, Who crossed the ocean in a step; (10) Sītāśokavināśanah, Who is the destroyer of grief of Sītā; (11) Laksmanaprānadātā, Who is the giver of life to Lakṣmana; (12) Daśagrīvasya darpahā, Who is the destroyer of pride of ten-necked Rāvana.[1] - [2]

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Hanuman Bhajan by Tulsidas from Vinay Patrika at Stutimandal

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Sample: (O Hanumān!) Victory to You! You are the king of the monkeys, You have the valour of the king of the beasts — the lion, and You are (an incarnation of) the great lord Śiva, Who is the abode of happiness and blessings, and Who holds skulls (in his hands). You are the sun, garlanded with rays, for the dreadful night of the mundane world which abounds in the villians like delusion, arrogance, anger and desire (lust).[1]