Nase Rog Hare Sab Pira — Benefits & How to Chant
नासै रोग हरै सब पीरा
Complete guide to chanting correctly for maximum benefit
Benefits of Chanting Nase Rog Hare Sab Pira
Chanted for recovery from disease and relief from physical pain (rog and pira)
Believed to destroy all ailments through continuous repetition of Hanuman's name
Brings comfort and strength to those who are sick or suffering
Eases mental anguish and distress along with bodily pain
Traditionally recited at the bedside of patients for healing
Instils faith, hope and resilience during illness
How to Chant Nase Rog Hare Sab Pira
Instructions
The verse itself prescribes the method — 'japat nirantar', continuous chanting. Repeat this chaupai steadily, ideally 108 times on a mala, with heartfelt faith in the healing grace of the brave Hanuman. It may be chanted for oneself or on behalf of a sick loved one, sitting near them. For chronic illness, make it a daily practice. It is also recited as part of the full Hanuman Chalisa for overall health.
Spiritual Significance
It is widely believed that those who chant this verse with unwavering faith are freed from chronic illness and pain; many devotees relate that continuous japa of 'Hanumat Bira' at the bedside brought unexpected recovery where remedies had failed.
Origin & History
Source: Hanuman Chalisa (chaupai)
Author: Tulsidas
In the Hanuman Chalisa, after describing Hanuman's power to banish ghosts and spirits, Goswami Tulsidas turns to his power to heal. This verse promises that constant chanting of the name of the brave Hanuman destroys all disease and removes every pain — a teaching especially associated with Tulsidas himself, who is traditionally said to have composed the Hanuman Bahuk while seeking relief from acute bodily affliction through Hanuman's grace.