Know why Hanuman Jayanti is celebrated twice a year!

The first Hanuman Jayanti is celebrated on Chaitra Purnima, which falls in March or April according to the Hindu calendar.

The second Hanuman Jayanti is celebrated on the full moon day in the Hindu month of Margashirsha, which falls between November and December.

The reason behind celebrating Hanuman Jayanti twice a year is rooted in different Hindu traditions and beliefs.

According to some Hindu traditions, Lord Hanuman was born on Chaitra Purnima, and therefore, the first Hanuman Jayanti is celebrated on this day.

However, some other Hindu traditions believe that Lord Hanuman was born on the full moon day in the Hindu month of Margashirsha, and therefore, the second Hanuman Jayanti is celebrated on this day.

The celebrations of Hanuman Jayanti involve worshipping Lord Hanuman, reading and reciting Hanuman Chalisa, and offering prayers and offerings.

Hanuman Jayanti is considered an auspicious day for seeking the blessings of Lord Hanuman, who is believed to bestow strength, courage, and protection.

The celebrations of Hanuman Jayanti also hold a significant cultural and social importance, as they bring people together and reinforce their faith and beliefs.