The ugliest species of monkey (Vanar) was living on Earth when Lord Vishnu planned to penalize Devarshi Narad for his evil spirit Ego in the Spiritual Era. This vanar became the crisis manager of Vishnu Incarnation Ram in Manav Yug. Puranas and Vedas refer to the vanar, strong and intelligent, Sankar Shuvan, Pavan Putra Hanuman, with the loss of the sun, said to be engulfed by the baby Vanar. The loss of the sun, in effect leading to cooling of the earth, is proved by scientists as the 2.5 million-year-old Ice Age that led to an increase in brain size/intelligence of the creatures also. Hanuman of Treta Yuga is referred to as Anjani Putra, Keshari Nandan, who served as a devoted crisis manager of Ram as per Valmiki Ramayan. The timing of important events of the journey of Ram was given by Maharshi Valmiki in the Ramayan- The Travelogue of Ram with the timing of the notable events in terms of celestial configuration. The authenticity of Ram, Hanuman, and the Ramayan was negated by the Max Muller lobby, who submitted culture of Bharat came after the Indus Valley civilization and proved the Ramayan to be theological gossip with Ram as a noble king.
Sankat Mochan Hanuman was inferred as an imaginary mythological entity. Ancient theological scripts of Bharat, the timing of events given in celestial configuration in Valmiki Ramayan, and the perusal of different versions of Ramayan are synthesized with science to prove the reality of Vanar to Sankat Mochan Hanuman. The evolution of Vanar was 50 million years ago, while the improvement of Vanar to Shankar Shuvan Hanuman is linked with the loss of the sun during the last Ice Age nearly 2.5 million years ago. The birth date of Sri Ram and that of Hanuman is confirmed as January 5114 BC by computer simulation of celestial configuration given in the Valmiki Ramayan. The possibility of immortality is confirmed by different modern yogis by excellence in siddhi, and hence the Immortality of Hanuman, blessed for Asht Siddhi by Sita, is confirmed beyond doubt. Hanuman met Sri Ram in 5076 BC in Kishkindha and, by his strength, skill, wisdom, and deep devotion, solved his problems. Even during Ram Raj, he was wholeheartedly committed to him and was deputed as Sankat Mochan of believers forever. He has proved his presence and spirit as a crisis manager in Dwapar and Kaliyug. His reality in all respects will strengthen faith in all believers on the globe, even beyond Bharat, in Immortal Sankat Mochan Hanuman.
SANKAT MOCHAN HANUMAN: The book presents the evolution of the Vanar species over 50 million years ago in Bharat and links the intelligence of Shankar Suvan Hanuman with the "Loss of the Sun" and the last Ice Age, approximately 2.5 million years ago. It further states that the birth of Anjani Putra in 5114 BC is established beyond doubt. He was made "immortal" by Sita, the incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi, in 5076 BC, and was bestowed the title "Sankat Mochan" by the Vishnu incarnation, Sri Ram, in 5046 BC. His immortality is said to be evidenced by his presence in 3102 BC, around the time of the Mahabharata, and by granting darshan (vision) to Goswami Tulsidas in 1630 AD at Assi, Varanasi. According to the author, this confirms the eternal presence of "Sankat Mochan Hanuman" as a real being and not merely a mythological figure. The book is intentionally written in English, with due apology for conveying these facts across a language barrier.
TRIBHUWAN NATH SINGH, born in 1939 in rural Jaunpur, lost his mother at birth and was raised by his grandmother, who initiated him into devotion to Sri Ram and Hanuman. Spending his childhood days in the forest praying to Hanuman, he rose from humble beginnings to become an acclaimed Earth Scientist, earning national honors and international recognition. After turning sixty, the author once again pursued his enduring interest in Sankat Mochan Hanuman, blending ancient texts with modern science to establish his reality and to strengthen the faith of those who have termed it "blind faith."
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