Chant and Meditate on Ganesa Gayatri and lead a life devoid
of obstacles
By
P.R.Ramachander
Lord Ganesa (Ganapathi)
is the manasika Puthra of Goddess Parvathi.She actually created
him so that he wil guard her .When he
prevented Lord Shiva from entering
Parvathi’s home , Lord Shiva cut off his
head .But when Goddess got very sad , he
replaced his head with an elephant’s head.He
is considered as remover of all obstacles, all over India and
before starting anything people worship
him first .He is worshipped as God of Education/knowledge in Karnataka. In most of South India , he is considered as unmarried
and in most of North India, he is worshipped
along with his two wives Riddhi and Sidhi. Vinayaka Chathurthi
is celebrated as a public
function , in which He is installed ,
worshipped and later on left in
either sea or river or pond.. His
favourite food is MOdhakas as well as Coconuts
You have to meditate on his Gayatri manthras for
removing all obstacles on your
way or to get successful in
anything that you attempt . Here
are few Gayathri manthras with meaning
dedicated to him May that great
God bless you all and make your life devoid of obstacles :-
Sri Ganesa Gayathri
Om Lambhodaraya vidmahe
Mahodaraya deemahi
Thanno danthi prachodayath.
Om, Let me meditate on that god with broad paunch
Oh, God with a big belly, give me higher intellect,
And let the elephant faced one illuminate my mind.
Or
Om Ekadanthaya
Vidmahe ,
Vakra thundaya
Dheemahi
Thanno danthi prachodayath
Om let me meditate
on God with one tusk,
Oh God with curved tusk , give me higher intellect
And let the elephant faced one illuminate my mind.
Or
Om vakra
danthaya Vidmahe ,
Lambodaraya
Dheemahi
Thanno Ganesa
prachodayath
Om let me meditate
on God with curved tusk,
Oh God with huge paunch , give me higher intellect
And let the leader of ganas illuminate my mind.
Or
Om mooshika vahanaya
Vidmahe ,
Modha hasthaya
Dheemahi
Thanno Vigna
prachodayath
Om let me meditate
on God who rides on a mouse
Oh God who holds modhaka in his hand , give me higher intellect
And let the remover of obstacles illuminate my mind.
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