Sampoorna Sunderkand is a term used to refer to the complete or full version of the Sunderkand, which is a chapter in the Hindu epic, Ramayana. The Ramayana is an ancient Sanskrit epic that narrates Lord Rama’s story and adventures.
The Sunderkand is the fifth chapter of the Ramayana and focuses on the heroic deeds of Lord Hanuman, a prominent deity in Hindu mythology. In the Sunderkand, Hanuman travels to Lanka, the kingdom of the demon king Ravana, to search for and locate Lord Rama’s wife, Sita, who had been abducted by Ravana.
The term “Sampoorna Sunderkand” indicates that the entire chapter of Sunderkand is being referred to, rather than just a portion of it. The Sampoorna Sunderkand is often recited or chanted by devotees as a means of seeking blessings, and protection and invoking the strength and courage of Hanuman.
The recitation of Sampoorna Sunderkand is considered auspicious and is believed to bring about positive energy, spiritual upliftment, and the fulfillment of desires. It is commonly performed during religious ceremonies, especially in the context of Ramayana recitals or Hanuman worship.
It’s important to note that while the Sampoorna Sunderkand is widely revered and recited, variations in the recitation style, language, and specific details may be included, depending on regional and cultural practices.