Hanuman solves all six puzzles and crosses six hills. The answer for all six puzzles are Jeevan, Sargam, Punya, Prakash, Vikas and Pap. He then crosses seventh hill by solving seventh puzzle. “Moksha” is the answer for Seventh puzzle. Hanuman then arranges all the answers in a sequence to get the gist of it. The sequence is “Prakash, Jeevan, Vikas, Pap, Sargam, Punya and Moksha”. According Hanuman, this sequence is a “Jeevan chakra” (wheel of life). He says Praksh (light) is the mother of Jeevan (life) and due to Jeevan there is a Vikas (growth). When we grow, we get attracted by Pap (sin). When we get influenced by Pap, our internal Sargam (music) stops us. When we stop, a change begins to occur in our conscience. The voice of the Holy Spirit encourages us to do good work. When we do “Punya” (pious activity) then we get “Moksha” (salvation) and our Jeevan chakra (wheel of life) gets complete. He gets success to solve all the puzzles and enters in to a cave where there is no light. He finds an earthen lamp without the wick. He goes in a search of the wick. He finds out the wick and lights the lamp.
Will Hanuman be able to come out of the cave?
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"JAI JAI JAI BAJRANGBALI" is the story of Hanuman's life and his service to mankind in delivering the world from the atrocities of invincible demons like Ravan and all such mortal agonies as disease and evil influences as an Aavtar of Lord Shiva (part of the Hindu Trinity). The story focuses on Hanuman as Shiv's Aavtar and the events that unfold in the episodes are sometimes known and, most times ,not so known to viewers."JAI JAI JAI BAJRANGBALI" follows the story of Lord Hanuman from his birth to his meeting Shri Ram, the battle against Ravan and the rescue of Mata Sita, to his desire that he remains on earth as long as Rama's name is venerated by people. A new approach to the story tells the purpose of Lord Hanuman's coming to the mortal world as the eleventh Rudravt
