Tapaswe Magical Hanuman Chalisa in Telugu| Spiritual Learning for Kids(Ages 5–14)

BEAUTIFUL, CHILD-FRIENDLY ILLUSTRATIONS

Vibrant artwork on every page makes the Hanuman Chalisa engaging and easy for children to connect with — turning devotion into a joyful, visual experience.

SIMPLE MEANINGS WITH HINDI + ENGLISH TRANSLITERATION

Each verse includes kid-friendly meanings and clear transliteration, helping beginners chant confidently even if they’re not fluent in Hindi.

SADHANA TIPS

Child-led sadhana tips that build discipline, focus, and a daily bhakti habit.

PERFECT SPIRITUAL GIFT FOR AGES 5–14

A premium-quality devotional book ideal for birthdays, Diwali, Navratri, school gifting, and return gifts — a keepsake children treasure and parents appreciate.

Rs. 1,500.00

Language: Telugu

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Weight: 750 gm

Dimension: 9 inch by 9 inch

No of pages : 120

Book type: Premium UV Hardcover

Not Just a Book – A Journey into Sanatan Dharma

Easy English Meanings

Vibrant Illustrations

Sadhana Tips for Kids

Glossary & Character Guides

COURAGE LIKE HANUMAN

FOCUS AND DEVOTION

INTRODUCTION TO SANATAN DHARMA

COURAGE LIKE HANUMAN

FOCUS AND DEVOTION

INTRODUCTION TO SANATAN DHARMA

COURAGE LIKE HANUMAN

FOCUS AND DEVOTION

INTRODUCTION TO SANATAN DHARMA

COURAGE LIKE HANUMAN

FOCUS AND DEVOTION

INTRODUCTION TO SANATAN DHARMA

COURAGE LIKE HANUMAN

FOCUS AND DEVOTION

INTRODUCTION TO SANATAN DHARMA

COURAGE LIKE HANUMAN

FOCUS AND DEVOTION

INTRODUCTION TO SANATAN DHARMA

 What if your child’s first memories were of devotion?

Written in Awadhi

The child friendly path to devotion

- Simple to read, learn and recite.  

- Written in Awadhi, very close to Hindi.  

- Flows naturally and avoids complex Sanskrit—kids grasp rhythm and meaning faster.

Perfect age to begin

Young kids have stronger cognition and retention—they pick up rhythm and routine faster than adults. 

Pure hearts, quicker impact

Children are less influenced by vices. Sincere devotion connects quickly and builds confidence, kindness, courage. 

No complicated rituals

Short chants, tiny reflections, a simple offering or thank-you—just 3–5 mindful minutes a day. 

See why parents are calling it the

PERFECT FIRST BOOK

Why not anything else but  Tapaswe Magical Hanuman Chalisa

 Early practice shapes lasting values. Here’s how children grow when Hanuman Chalisa becomes part of their routine. 

Shy → Confident 

Shy → Confident 

Kids face classmates, teachers, and challenges with inner strength.

Anxious → Focused 

Anxious → Focused 

Rhythmic recitation sharpens concentration for better test performance. 

Hesitant → Friendly 

Hesitant → Friendly 

Builds empathy and kindness, making bonds with peers easier. 

Fearful → Courageous 

Fearful → Courageous 

Boosts courage to speak in class, on stage, and in discussions. 

Fragile → Resilient 

Fragile → Resilient 
Helps kids handle mistakes, peer pressure, and failures with patience. 

Mindless → Mindful

Mindless → Mindful
Kids will pay more attention and be aware of the surroundings with a sense of compassion.

RIGHT ROUTINE FOR EVERY AGE

Age 3-5

  1. Sit with your child in a calm spot.
  2. Start by saying “Jai Hanuman Ji!” together.
  3. Read 1–2 lines at a time and have your child repeat them.
  4. Explain the meaning briefly in simple words.
  5. Say “Thank you Hanuman Ji” at the end.

Age 6-9

  1. Try to set a fixed time each day for reading together.
  2. Begin by saying “Jai Hanuman Ji” with your child.
  3. Read 4–6 verses slowly and clearly, then explain the meaning in simple words.
  4. Encourage your child to read the lines once on their own.
  5. Ask 1–2 simple recall questions to check understanding.
  6. End the session with gratitude to Hanuman Ji.

Age 10-12 

  1. Choose a quiet time when you can focus fully. 
  2. Start with “Jai Hanuman Ji” and a short prayer for focus. 
  3. Read 2–3 verses, paying attention to each word. 
  4. Understand the meaning and story behind the verses. 
  5. Recite from memory to build confidence, and learn the complete Chalisa step by step. 
  6. Reflect on how the verse’s lesson can guide your studies, friendships, and choices. 
  7. End with gratitude to Hanuman Ji for guidance and strength.
Age 3-5
Age 6-9
Age 10-12 

How are we different ?

Frequently Asked Questions

Please go through these FAQs before making your buying decision.  

Not at all. Early years are ideal—kids naturally have higher cognition and retention, so simple sadhana sticks faster than it does for adults.

Nope. 3–5 minutes is enough: sit, breathe, chant a few lines, offer a flower or a thank-you. Sincerity > ceremony. 

It’s in Awadhi, very close to Hindi—far simpler than heavy Sanskrit verses. We include kid-friendly meanings and pronunciation guides. 

Hanuman ji is revered as Chiranjeevi (ever-present), and kids connect easily with Bal Hanuman—a childlike form that models courage, truth, and service. 

A tiny daily pause trains attention and self-control. Many parents report calmer transitions and less aimless scrolling over time. 

Yes—gentle breath + chant builds steadiness and positive self-talk. It won’t replace professional help if needed, but it’s a strong daily anchor. 

No problem. Devotion matters more than perfection. We provide phonetic support; fluency comes with repetition. 

Those days are popular, but any day is fine. Consistency is the real superpower. 

Yes. Many families treat it as a values & mindfulness habit—bravery, truthfulness, kindness, gratitude. 

Ideal for 5–14. Younger kids (3–4) can join with a parent—more pictures, breath, and a short 'thank you.' 

Most families notice small wins (calmer evenings, easier transitions) in 2–3 weeks of daily practice. Keep it light and joyful. 

  • Make it playful: let them choose the flower or ring a little bell.
  • Keep it tiny: start with 60–90 seconds and build up.
  • Praise the effort, not the outcome.

Home is perfect. A clean corner, a flower, and a minute of quiet is enough. Temple visits are a bonus. 

No—everyone can chant and benefit. Devotion has no gender. 

Basic cleanliness and respect are enough. If a day is messy, still chant—showing up matters most. 

  • Big, vibrant illustrations + Bal Hanuman highlights 
  • Kid-friendly meanings & pronunciations 
  • A simple 3-minute routine kids can lead

No. It’s a supportive daily practice. For attention, behavior, or anxiety concerns, please consult a pediatric professional. 

Yes—great for a calm start to assembly or homeroom. We can share a teacher’s guide on request. 

We include transliteration and kid-friendly meaning. Hindi edition is available/coming soon. 

Resume gently. Even one minute counts—consistency over perfection.