Rama's Exile and Triumphant Return
Eight verses praising Hanuman as Sankat Mochan, recalling his rescues in the Ramayana, each ending in the same refrain.
A hymn of 108 names of Rama that retells the Ramayana kanda by kanda, with prayers to Rama, Sita and Hanuman.
A short evening aarti to Hanuman recalling his leap to Lanka, the Sanjivani herb for Lakshmana, and the rescue of Rama and Lakshmana from Ahiravana.
A devotional aarti sung in praise of Lord Rama, celebrating his power, his protection of devotees, and his divine glory during worship.
An aarti to the Ramayana scripture itself, praising it as the essence of all texts, sung by gods and sages, and a cure for the ills of Kali Yuga.
A devotional hymn invoking Hanuman's swift protection, composed by Tulsidas and recited for courage, obstacle removal, and relief from hardship.
A 43-verse Awadhi hymn (40 chaupais framed by dohas) by Goswami Tulsidas praising Lord Hanuman’s strength, wisdom and devotion to Lord Rama, recited for courage and protection.
A Hindi chalisa praising Lord Rama: his virtues and deeds, the grace of his name, and the blessings promised to those who recite it with devotion.
A 31-verse solar hymn from the Valmiki Ramayana's Yuddha Kanda, in which Sage Agastya teaches Rama to praise Surya before the battle with Ravana.
The 108 names of Lord Rama, each offered with Om and namah, recalling his deeds in the Ramayana and his nature as the Supreme.
The Valmiki Ramayana verse (1.23.2) with which Venkateswara Suprabhatam begins: Vishvamitra rouses young Rama at dawn.