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The Day I Found Peace in the Midst of Chaos

I had no plans that morning. Just woke up feeling restless, like something was missing inside me. To clear my mind, I decided to visit the nearby temple of Krishna that I had passed by so many times but never really entered.

Before stepping inside, I noticed a small group of devotees softly singing a familiar bhajan. It was “Adharam Madhuram Lyrics.” The melody was soothing, pulling me deeper into the temple with every word.

I sat down quietly, letting the music wash over me. It reminded me of my childhood when my mother used to prepare prasad with such devotion — the same love I found later in the Panchamrut Recipe she had taught me.

That day, the simple act of offering Panchamrut to Krishna felt like more than just a ritual. It was a healing moment, a reminder that no matter how chaotic life gets, there’s always sweetness and devotion to hold on to.

From that day onwards, I promised myself to find little moments of peace — through bhajans, simple prayers, and the love infused in every drop of Panchamrut.

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How Hanuman Chalisa & Chole Bhature Saved My Nerves During My Chandigarh Admission Trip

New City, New Chapter... and a Storm of Anxiety

I was finally here — Chandigarh. The dream I’d been holding onto since school was just one step away: university life.

Excited? Yes. Prepared? Not really. Because the moment I entered that buzzing campus, all that excitement turned into nervousness.

Forms, queues, crowds, new faces — it was overwhelming.

And to make it worse, I hadn’t eaten anything all morning. My hands were trembling a little, and my brain was running in circles with “What if I mess up?” thoughts.

🍽️ Comfort on a Plate: Chole Bhature in Sector 17

After finishing the document submission, I stepped out just to breathe. That’s when I spotted a small food joint in Sector 17, and without thinking, walked in.

The guy behind the counter asked, “Chole bhature chalega?” And I just nodded. No energy to think. No energy to decide.

And when the plate arrived… it felt like maa ka pyaar.

Fluffy, golden bhature. Spicy, tangy chole. A side of pickle. Every bite felt like it was saying, "Take it easy, you’ve got this."

🕯️ A Prayer for Strength: Hanuman Chalisa on a Park Bench

After eating, I walked over to a nearby park, sat under a shady tree, and took a deep breath.

But the anxiety wasn’t gone. It was still there… quietly sitting in my chest.

I opened my phone, scrolled to my saved notes, and there it was:

“Hanuman Chalisa lyrics”

I didn’t know why I felt like reading it. But I did. Slowly.

“Bhoot pishach nikat nahi aave, Mahaveer jab naam sunave...”

And line by line… My hands stopped shaking. My heartbeat slowed. My mind stopped racing.

In the middle of a new city, unknown people, and big dreams — I found something very familiar: Hanuman ji’s presence.

🌿 That One Moment Changed Everything

I came to Chandigarh to begin a new life. But I didn’t realize that my first real lesson wasn’t inside a classroom. It was sitting on a park bench, full from chole bhature, and emptying my fears through Hanuman Chalisa.

🙏 Why Hanuman Chalisa Will Always Travel With Me

It helps you stay calm when life feels too big

It protects your mind from unnecessary stress

It gives you silent courage when you need it most

It reminds you that you’re never really alone

💡 Student Travel Tip

If you're moving to a new city for studies:

Keep your favorite comfort food close (mine? always chole bhature)

Save the Hanuman Chalisa lyrics on your phone — because it’s more than just a prayer. It’s power.

💬 Final Thought

I went to Chandigarh to become a student. But I also became a believer — in myself, in strength, and in the quiet power of Hanuman ji.

“Jai Hanuman gyan gun sagar...” A chant I’ll carry through every exam, every hostel night, and every tomorrow. Thanks For Visiting: tumblr