9 Hanuman Mantras for Every Mulank: A Guide to Personalised Spiritual Strength

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In numerology, your Mulank (birth number) is more than a number; it is a psychological signature.

Each Mulank is governed by a planetary force, shaping how you respond to pressure, what fears you suppress, and which lessons life keeps repeating until they are understood. Some people struggle with anger, others with emotional overload, self-doubt, isolation, or the burden of always appearing strong.

Here are 9 Hanuman mantras, each aligned to a Mulank, designed not just for chanting, but for inner recalibration.

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Mulank 1 (1, 10, 19, 28)

Mantra: Om Hanumate Namah

Mulank 1 is governed by the Sun, which represents rulership, command, and fame.
These individuals are often perceived as being strong, reliable, and resolute. However, this façade hides an implied pressure: the fear of being weak.

They feel responsible for holding everything together-even when they're exhausted.

Helps with:

• Leadership without burnout
• Releasing the pressure to "always stay strong"
• Quiet self-assurance instead of forced dominance

Mulank 2 (2, 11, 20, 29)

Mantra: Om Namo Bhagavate Hanumate

Mulank 2 is ruled by the Moon, emotional, intuitive, and deeply sensitive.
These individuals absorb energy easily and often carry emotions that don't even belong to them. Their struggle is emotional overload and overthinking.

Helps with:

• Emotional strength
• Overthinking and anxiety
• Emotional boundaries for sensitive minds

Mulank 3 (3, 12, 21, 30)

Mantra: Om Hanumate Rudratmakaya Hum Phat

Mulank 3 is ruled by Jupiter: expansion, ideas, learning, and expression.
The challenge here is not lack of intelligence, but scattered energy. Too many thoughts. Too many plans. Too little follow-through.

Helps with:

• Mental restlessness
• Lack of consistency
• Strengthening willpower and self-control

Mulank 4 (4, 13, 22, 31)

Mantra: Om Hanumate Prabhanjanaya Namah

Mulank 4 is influenced by Rahu, which indicates suddenness, unpredictability, and instability. Life for these individuals often feels chaotic, with sharp ups and downs. Their internal fear is the lack of control.

Helps with:

• Emotional grounding
• Sudden life disruptions
• Creating inner stability amid chaos

Mulank 5 (5, 14, 23)

Mantra: Om Hanumate Sarva Siddhi Pradayakaya Namah

Mulank 5 is governed by Mercury, which denotes communication, adaptability, and intelligence. Their challenge lies in indecision and fear of wrong choices. They think fast, but doubt faster.

Helps with:

• Confident decision-making
• Mental clarity
• Reducing confusion and self-doubt

Mulank 6 (6, 15, 24)

Mantra: Om Shri Hanumate Namah

The sixth ruler of Mulank is Venus, which symbolises relations, beauty, and emotions.
These individuals often over-give, prioritising others at the cost of self-worth. Their hidden struggle is people-pleasing.

Helps with:

• Emotional balance
• Releasing relationship pressure
• Rebuilding self-worth

Mulank 7 (7, 16, 25)

Mantra: Om Hanumate Gyana Gunasagaraya Namah

Mulank 7 is ruled by Ketu: spiritual depth, introspection, and isolation.
They think deeply, analyse endlessly, and often feel misunderstood. Their challenge is over-analysis and self-doubt.

Helps with:

• Mental peace
• Overthinking
• Spiritual grounding and inner trust

Mulank 8 (8, 17, 26)

Mantra: Om Hanumate Mahaveeraya Namah

Mulank 8 is ruled by Saturn-discipline, karma, and endurance.
Life tests them repeatedly. Delays are common. Progress feels slow but heavy. Their burden is karmic pressure.

Helps with:

• Endurance during delays
• Coping with repeated challenges
• Inner strength during karmic tests

Mulank 9 (9, 18, 27)

Mantra: Om Hanumate Ram Bhaktaya Namah

Mulank 9 is ruled by Mars-action, passion, and fire.
They feel deeply, react quickly, and struggle with anger or impulsive behaviour. Their lesson is controlled strength.

Helps with:

• Anger management
• Impulsive reactions
• Transforming inner fire into purpose