SriVidya and Hanuman

Hanuman replied, “From the point of view of this body, I am your servant. From the point of view of life energy within me, I am infinitesimal particle of you. But realistically speaking,
"You and I are one and the same.”
This same high philosophy is echoed in Adi Shankaracharya’s Advaita epiphany, Manisha Panchakam. Upon hearing Hanuman’s reply, Sri Rama embraced Hanuman with affection and respect. Hanuman and Sri Rama are indeed one and the same. We have the dictum, “Sri Ramo Lalithambika, Sri Krishna Syamalatmika.”

There is an interesting anecdote in the form of a dialogue between Siva and Parvathy. When Siva proposed to incarnate as Hanuman, Parvathy asked Him, “What is my role?” Siva smilingly replied that Parvathy would be his tail. Therefore, Hanuman’s tail is Parvathy and Hanuman is Siva. Hanuman is thus the combination of Siva and Shakti. He is the embodiment of Sivashakthiaikyam.

Once, by tearing open his chest, Hanuman demonstrated the presence of Sri Rama and Sri Sita is his Daharakasa. Hanuman is the rarest of that rare combination of FAITH, DEVOTION and SURRENDER.

Meditate on Hanuman in your Chidakasa. Let Hanuman be slowly transformed into Sri Rama and Sita, who after some time get transfigured as Siva and Shakti. One can start this meditation with one’s Guru in the Chidakasa; and then Hanuman. In due course, Siva and Sakti change into two Divine Feet which, in turn, become SRI CHAKRA.