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Anima:

This siddhi or super natural power means the ability to make a human body into a size of an atom. In Indian mythological text Ramayana, Lord Hanuman applied it to search of mother Sita in Ravana’s Lanka.

Mahima:

It means the capacity to make a human body larger as per will. It is really opposite to Anima siddhi. It is applied in the battle field of Lanka in the time of war between Lord Rama and demon Ravana.

Garima:

It is the ability to make one heavy in ultimate level by will. Hanuman applied it on himself to teach another powerful brave warrior in Mahabharata Bheema.

Laghima:

It indicates that a person can make himself lighter as he wishes. Hanuman applied it in the time of going to Lanka by Lord Rama’s order.

Prapti:

It means the capability to attain anything as per will. Hanuman achieved this and applied it for bringing sanjivini from Gandhamadan Hill after knowing that it is one and only treatment to make survive Laxmana.

Prakamya:

It means the ability to fulfil anyone’s desire. Lord Hanuman applied it many times to help Lord Rama. A man in this stage can attain the ability to take worship from others.

Ishitva:

It is the lordship over the three worlds. Here, three worlds mean physical, mental and spiritual body. In this stage, a man can attain the title Lord.

Vahsitva:

It is the capacity to control everything and anything. In this stage, a person can control five elements of the nature. He can think himself a God, but it is also an illusion.

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