Curiosity Corner: How did Hanuman become so strong — did he eat a lot of spinach like we do?
When you think of strength, who comes to mind? Superman? Hulk? Your school sports captain? Well, in Indian mythology, there’s a superhero who’s stronger than all of them, Hanuman! But here’s the big question every kid wonders:
How did Hanuman become so strong? Did he eat bowls of spinach?
Hanuman wasn’t just an ordinary baby. According to mythology, he was blessed by powerful gods from the moment he was born.
Wind God Vayu gave him super strength, incredible speed, and the power to jump across mountains and oceans.
Indra and other gods also gifted him bravery and protection because they adored him.
So unlike us, Hanuman didn’t need protein shakes or gym training, his powers were gifts!
Okay, he didn’t eat spinach specifically, but he did love fruits, especially sweet ripe bananas and mangoes.
Real strength comes from training, right? Hanuman practiced:
These made his mind and body powerful. A strong mind helps keep your body strong too!
Hanuman wasn’t strong just because of muscles , he was strong because he:
Want to be strong like him? Here’s the real secret:
No magic potion needed, just good habits!
Hanuman’s strength wasn’t just about lifting mountains, it was about courage, discipline, and a big heart.
So next time you finish your veggies, do your homework, or help someone, smile! You’re building your own superpowers too.
Jai Hanuman!
Get an chance to win ₹5000 Amazon Voucher by taking part in India's Biggest Habit Index! Take the survey here
Hanuman wasn’t just an ordinary baby. According to mythology, he was blessed by powerful gods from the moment he was born.
Wind God Vayu gave him super strength, incredible speed, and the power to jump across mountains and oceans.
Indra and other gods also gifted him bravery and protection because they adored him.
So unlike us, Hanuman didn’t need protein shakes or gym training, his powers were gifts!
Real strength comes from training, right? Hanuman practiced:
- Meditation & yoga
- Exercise and warrior training
- Helping others without fear
These made his mind and body powerful. A strong mind helps keep your body strong too!
His biggest superpower? A good heart
Hanuman wasn’t strong just because of muscles , he was strong because he:
- Was kind
- Was loyal to Lord Rama
- Never gave up, even when things were scary
- Always helped others
- Kindness is a superpower!
What you can learn from Hanuman
Want to be strong like him? Here’s the real secret:
- Eat healthy (fruits, veggies & nuts!)
- Move your body every day
- Train your brain, read, focus & learn
- Be helpful and brave
- Sleep well
No magic potion needed, just good habits!
Hanuman’s strength wasn’t just about lifting mountains, it was about courage, discipline, and a big heart.
So next time you finish your veggies, do your homework, or help someone, smile! You’re building your own superpowers too.
Jai Hanuman!
Get an chance to win ₹5000 Amazon Voucher by taking part in India's Biggest Habit Index! Take the survey here
end of article
Health +
- The Fermented Food Revival: Why 2025 became the year of gut health in India
- Taking a bite from the chocolate bar? It could affect your aging process, new study suggests
- Want toned arms? Try these 7 easy home exercises
- 5 supplements that might reverse ageing, as per a Harvard trained neuroscientist
- Garlic mouthwash is going viral: Scientists call it an effective antimicrobial option
- Brazil is using mosquitoes to fight dengue, zika, and chikungunya
- Neem Karoli Baba: Where did the spiritual guru got his name and what parents can teach children from his life
Trending Stories
- Quote of the day by Helen Keller: “When one door of happiness closes, another opens, but often we look…”
- Quote of the day by Eleanor Roosevelt: “Do not stop thinking of life as an adventure. You have no security unless…”
- Quote of the day by Anthony Hopkins: “My philosophy is: It’s none of my business what people...”
- Colon cancer: Doctor explains how early polyps grow quietly and how screening saves lives
- Quote of the day by Harrison Ford: “All I would tell people is to hold onto what….”
- Wiper blades making squeaking noises? Simple fixes to stop them fast
- Brain Teaser: Only a person with a high IQ and excellent creativity can count the correct number of triangles
- Abhishek on divorce rumours with Aishwarya, 'She has taught Aaradhya not to believe chatter'
- How to keep lizards away from your house? 5 practical ways that always work
- 'Dhurandhar' box office collection day 6 (LIVE): The Ranveer Singh, Akshaye Khanna, R Madhavan starrer spy actioner inches towards Rs 160 crore, expected to hold steady on Wednesday
Photostories
- 6 warm winter parathas to start your morning right
- 7 high-protein foods every woman above 40 should eat daily for strong muscles, better energy and healthy aging
- Nine Lessons You Should Learn From Shri Ram According To Your Birth Date
- 6 best yoga poses to ease period pain and make your cycle more comfortable
- ‘Jab We Met’, ‘Hasee Toh Phasee’, ‘Bareilly Ki Barfi’: Romantic comedies that continue to win hearts across generations
- Hair growth tips for women and men: What to drink first thing in the morning for healthy, shiny hair
- ‘In fairy tales, the bad guy is very easy to spot’: Times Taylor Swift reflected on love and betrayal in the modern age of dating
- 10 easy ways to add Sooji (Semolina) to daily breakfast
- From Scorpion to Fennec fox: 5 animals that are rulers of sand
- 5 lessons on how to make money from 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' writer Robert Kiyosaki
Up Next
Start a Conversation
Post comment