1. Vakratunda Mahakaya Size : 60 Kb Time : 30 Sec PLAY DOWNLOAD 2. Gayatri Mantra Size : 44 Kb Time : 22 Sec PLAY DOWNLOAD 3. The Mangal Aarti Size : 3.4 Mb Time : 28 Sec PLAY DOWNLOAD 4. Shree Ganapati Atharvashirsha Size : 499 Kb Time : 22 Sec PLAY DOWNLOAD 5. Atharvashirsh Phalashruti Size : 421 Kb Time : 3 Min 36 Sec PLAY DOWNLOAD 6. …Read More

Ganapati Bappa Morya… || Vakratunda Mahakaya, Suryakoti-sama-prabha, Nirvighnam kuru me deva, Sarva-karyeshu sarvada || Meaning ‘Oh, the curved-faced, gigantic Lord Ganesha, you are like a million suns in brilliance; always kindly free us from hurdles in all our endeavors.’ Ganapati is the Hindu elephant-headed God, Ganesha (or Ganesh) is known (by various names in different parts of India and on different occasions) as the Remover of Obstacles, the God of …Read More

Ganpati In the name of the Lord! PALLAVI KHARADE TIMES NEWS NETWORK[ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2005 08:53:16 PM ] Citibank NRI Offer If Ganesh Ustav heralds business time for idol makers, its also the busiest season for pujaris. With increasing number of Ganesh mandals and households performing Ganesh puja, pujari or gurujis in the city are finding it hard to match the demand. A pujari during this period is performing …Read More

Divine rendezvous They may be famous, but Mumbai’s starry brigade always set aside time to visit the Siddhivinayak temple. The nearly two-century old Siddhivinayak temple located at Prabhadevi has witnessed many stars pay homage in recent times. It’s clear that people, regardless of their celebrity status, have immense faith in God. Every Tuesday morning, thousands of faithful devotees walk down miles chanting Morya Re. The first Ganesha aarti takes place …Read More

GANESHA GAYATRI EKADANTAAYA VIDHMAHAE VAKRATUNDAAYA DHEEMAHI TANNO DANTI PRACHODAYAAT (Ganapati Upanishad) Meaning: I know the one-tusked Lord teaching me the oneness. I know the curve-faced one straightening my path. May that elephant-headed God bless me with enlightment. OM TATPURUSHAAYA VIDHMAHAE VAKRATUNDAAYA DHEEMAHI TANNO DANTI PRACHODAYAAT (Narayana Upanishad) Meaning: I know that transcendental person. May that curve-faced one guide me. May that Ganesha of elephant head inspire and illumine my mind. …Read More

Ganesh Chathurthi The first person to observe the ‘vrat’ (vow) of Ganesh Chaturthi was Chandra – the moon. Ganesh Chaturthi is a festival in Lord Ganeshas honour and is celebrated in the states of Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. This festival also inspires devotees to inculcate two virtues; obeying the commands of God and His choicest devotee, and consolidating faith in them, just as Ganeshji had faith and …Read More

Ganesha or ganapati (translated as the king of sets) is the elephant headed son of lord shiva and is widely worshipped by the hindus. He is the god of the ‘beginning’ (so much so that to ganesh is to begin in many indian languages), the god of elimination of troubles, and a deity who is easily pleased (with good food). Ganapati is considered god of wisdom in mythology. Though name …Read More

001-Akhuratha – One Who Has Mouse As His Charioteer 002-Alampata – Ever Eternal Lord 003-Amit -Incomparable Lord 004-Anantachidrupamayam -Infinite And Consciousness Personified 005-Avaneesh -Lord Of The Whole World 006-Avighna -Remover Of Obstacles 007-Balaganapati – Beloved And Lovable Child 008-Bhalchandra – Moon-Crested Lord 009-Bheema -Huge And Gigantic 010-Bhupati -Lord Of The Gods 011-Bhuvanpati -God Of The Gods 012-Buddhinath -God Of Wisdom 013-Buddhipriya – Knowledge Bestower 014-Buddhividhata – God Of Knowledge 015-Chaturbhuj …Read More

Worship of Ganesha-Why and How The name “Ganesha” is a combination of Sanskrit words, “Gana” and “Isha”. Gana means all existing beings in names and forms and Isha means Lord. Thus, Ganesha is the Lord of all existing beings. All Tantrik and spiritual worship in the Vedic tradition begins with the invocation of Ganesha. One of the most popular Hindu deities, he is propagated as the remover of obstacles at …Read More

|| वक्रतुन्डमहाकाय सुर्य कोटि समप्रभ: निर्विघ्नं कुरू मे देव सर्व कार्यषु सर्वदा ||