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1. Choose the Right Time

• Best Days: Tuesdays and Saturdays (associated with Hanuman).
• Best Time: Early morning (Brahma Muhurta, 4–6 AM) or before bedtime.
• If facing difficulties, chant it twice a day (morning and evening).

2. Prepare Yourself

• Take a bath and wear clean clothes before chanting.
• Sit in a quiet and clean place, preferably near a Hanuman idol or picture.
• Light a diya (lamp) and offer flowers, sindoor (vermilion), and sweets (like jaggery or besan ladoo) to Hanuman.

3. Chant with Devotion & Correct Pronunciation

• Recite it slowly and clearly with faith.
• You can read from a book, mobile, or memorize it over time.
• If possible, listen to the Hanuman Chalisa sung by a spiritual singer to improve pronunciation.

4. Maintain a Positive Attitude

• Keep your mind free of distractions and negative thoughts.
• Close your eyes, visualize Lord Hanuman, and focus on his divine qualities.

5. Chanting Rules for Maximum Benefits

• Daily Chanting: Once a day for general well-being.
• 7 Times a Day: For overcoming major difficulties.
• 11 Times a Day: To remove fear, evil energies, or planetary issues (Shani dosha).
• 108 Times Continuously: Considered the most powerful for deep transformation.

6. Conclude with Gratitude

• After chanting, sit silently for a few minutes, absorbing the positive energy.
• Offer prayers for protection, courage, and guidance.
• If possible, donate food (prasad) to the needy or monkeys as a sign of devotion.