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సంకట నాశన గణేశ స్తోత్రము - సంపూర్ణ అర్ధము Sankata Nashana Ganesha Stotra - Meaning (Danger Removal Ganesha Stotra - Meaning)

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ఎంతటి కష్టాలైనా తొలగించే మహామహిమాన్వితమైన సంకట నాశన గణేశ స్తోత్రం ప్రతిరోజూ కనీసం 4 సార్లు అయినా, 6 నెలలు పాటు భక్తి శ్రద్ధ, విశ్వాసాలతో పఠిస్తే గణేశుని విశేష అనుగ్రహం కలుగుతుంది.

మనం ఏ కార్యం తలపెట్టినా, అది ఎటువంటి అవరోధాలు కలుగకుండా, విజయవంతంగా కొనసాగాలని ప్రప్రథమంగా శ్రీ విఘ్నేశ్వరుని ప్రార్ధిస్తాము. సకల సంకటాలనూ తొలగించే గణపతి అనుగ్రహం కోసం సంకట నాశన గణేశ స్తోత్రం భక్తి శ్రద్ధ విశ్వాసాలతో పఠిస్తే, శ్రీ గణేశ అనుగ్రహం తప్పకుండా కలుగుతుంది. ఎవరికి వారు స్వయంగా, అనుభవపూర్వకంగా తెలుసుకోవచ్చు. ప్రతీరోజూ ఈ మహామహిమాన్వితమైన స్తోత్రాన్ని పఠించి, గణేశ అనుగ్రహం పొందుదాం.

ఈ సంకట నాశన గణేశ స్తోత్రం ప్రతీరోజూ పఠిస్తే శ్రీ గణేశుని అనుగ్రహం వలన అన్ని సంకటాలు తొలగిపోతాయి.

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నారద ఉవాచ

ప్రణమ్య శిరసా దేవం గౌరీపుత్రం వినాయకమ్ | భక్తావాసం స్మరేనిత్యం ఆయుష్కామార్థసిద్ధయే || 1 ||

ప్రథమం వక్రతుండం చ ఏకదంతం ద్వితీయకమ్ | తృతీయం కృష్ణపింగాక్షం గజవక్త్రం చతుర్థకమ్ || 2 ||

లంబోదరం పంచమం చ షష్ఠం వికటమేవ చ | సప్తమం విఘ్నరాజేంద్రం ధూమ్రవర్ణం తథాష్టమమ్ || 3 ||

నవమం ఫాలచంద్రం చ దశమంతు వినాయకమ్ | ఏకాదశం గణపతిం ద్వాదశం తు గజాననమ్ || 4 ||

ద్వాదశైతాని నామాని త్రిసంధ్యం యః పఠేన్నరః | న చ విఘ్నభయం తస్య సర్వసిద్ధికరః ప్రభుః || 5 ||

విద్యార్థీ లభతే విద్యాం ధనార్థీ లభతే ధనమ్ | పుత్రార్థీ లభతే పుత్రాన్మోక్షార్థీ లభతే గతిమ్ || 6 ||

జపేద్గణపతిస్తోత్రం షడ్భిర్మాసైః ఫలం లభేత్ | సంవత్సరేణ సిద్ధిం చ లభతే నాత్ర సంశయః || 7 ||

అష్టభ్యో బ్రాహ్మణేభ్యశ్చ లిఖిత్వా యః సమర్పయేత్౹౹ తస్య విద్యా భవేత్సర్వా గణేశస్య ప్రసాదతః || 8 ||

ఇతి సంకట నాశన గణేశ సంపూర్ణం

దేవతలందరికంటే ముందుగా పూజిపబడే వాడు, గౌరీ తనయు��ు, విఘ్నాధిపతీ ఐన గణపతిని సకల సుఖ సౌభాగ్య ధన ధాన్య ఐశ్వర్య ఆరోగ్య వృద్ధి కొరకు సదా నమస్కరిస్తూ భక్తి శ్రద్ధలతో ఆరాధించెదను.

ప్రధమ నామం : వక్రతుండ (ఒంపు తిరిగిన తొండము కలవాడు)

ద్వితీయ నామం: ఏకదంత (ఒకే దంతము కలవాడు)

తృతీయ నామం: కృష్ణపింగాక్ష (ముదురు గోధుమ రంగు కన్నులవాడు)

చతుర్థ నామం: గజవక్త్ర (ఏనుగు ముఖము వంటి ముఖము కలవాడు)

పంచమ నామం: లంబోదరం (పెద్ద పొట్ట కలవాడు)

షష్టమ నామం: వికట (భారీ కాయము కలవాడు)

సప్తమ నామం: విఘ్నరాజా (విఘ్నాలను తొలగించేవాడు)

అష్టమ నామం: ధూమ్రవర్ణ (ముదురు గచ్చకాయ రంగు కలవాడు)

నవమ నామం: ఫాలచంద్ర (చంద్రుని శిరస్సుపై ధరించేవాడు)

దశమ నామం: వినాయక (విఘ్నములకు నాయకుడు)

ఏకాదశ నామం: గణపతి (దేవగణములకు అధిపతి)

ద్వాదశ నామం: గజానన (ఏనుగు ముఖము కలవాడు)

ఈ ద్వాదశ (పన్నెండు) నామముల శ్లోకం భక్తి శ్రద్ధలతో ధ్యానించడం వలన జ్ఞానము కోరుకున్నవారికి జ్ఞానము, ధనధాన్యములు కోరుకున్నవారికి ధనధాన్య వృద్ధి, పుత్ర సంతాన ప్రాప్తి కోరుకునేవారికి పుత్ర సంతానము మరియు మోక్ష సిద్ధి కోరుకునేవారికి మోక్షము సిద్ధించును.

ఈ సంకట నాశన గణపతి స్తోత్రం ఆరు మాసాలపాటు జపించినవారికి కోరిన ఫలములు లభించును. ఒక సంవత్సరం పాటు జపించిన వారికి అనుకున్న పనులలో తప్పక విజయం సాధించగలరు అనే విషయంలో ఏమాత్రం సందేహం లేదు.

ఈ సంకట నాశన గణేశ స్తోత్రం భక్తి శ్రద్ధలతో రాసి ఎనమండుగురు బ్రాహ్మలకు దానం చేసినయెడల ఆ వినాయకుని కృపకు పాత్రులై సకల జ్ఞానములు సిద్ధించును.

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Varamahalakshmi Decoration Ideas at Home 2023: Pooja Procedure, Materials Required

Are you excited for Varamahalakshmi Decoration Ideas at home for 2023 ? Then you are at the right place. Varamahalakshmi Festival is a Hindu ritual to appease the Goddess Lakshmi, she is the wife of Lord Vishnu one of the Hindu trinity. She is the one who affords blessings to the devotees. This festival is performed by many women’s in India. It is very important for all married women’s, and they observe fast up to finish the puja. On this day devoting of the Goddess Lakshmi is equaled to devoting Ashtalakshmi ( eight Lakshmi). They are the goddesses of wealth, fame, love, learning, peace, pleasure, strength, and earth. In the Shravana month, this festival is celebrated.

A varalakshmi puja performs to inviting the Goddess in a home for wealth and prosperity. As the deity comes from the sea and the day represents Vratha. Goddess Lakshmi has eight forms and finally Varalakshmi form is one among them. This puja is one among the Sumangali pujas.

Adi/Maha Lakshmi- prehistoric goddess.

Dhana Lakshmi- Material wealth (money, gold, and property)

Dhanya Lakshmi- food grains

Gaja Lakshmi- fame

Santana Lakshmi goddess children

Veera/Dhairya Lakshmi- the deity of courage

Jaya/Vijaya Lakshmi- a deity of victory

Vidya Lakshmi- the deity of knowledge

And Vara Lakshmi – gives all eight of above

On that day women wake up early and they took a bath, should put Ishwaryam kolam with rice flour and put a rangoli, where we place the Kalasha. The holy Kalasha is made with different materials like silver, brass, and copper. You can keep anyone, and the Kalasha filled with rice, and in top of the Kalasha filled with betel or leaves, a coconut and cloth are placed on the mandala to invoke goddess Lakshmi. Lakshmi Pooja give blessings when you decorate it with flowers, fruits, jewelry, dry fruits, someplace coins, rupee notes, sweets, savories, and fresh grains. The Varamahalakshmi Vratha is started with the first puja of Lord Ganesha. After Varamahalakshmi puja will be started. The Raksha is devoted for a second time and it is tied to the right hand of the women.

Varamahalakshmi Vratha Katha

Varalakshmi puja is performed in Shravan (Avani in Tamil, Shravana in Telugu) month. This puja especially commemorates for married women. They follow the procedure of Varalakshmi Vratha gradually, this puja celebrates on second Friday of Shravana masam to get the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi and benefits like Swarna akarshana, Dhana akarshana from the vratha. Varalakshmi Vrat Katha was previously told by Lord Shiva to Parvathi. One day Goddess Parvathi went to Lord Shiva place and asks him “Oh” god is there any process by which women in Bhuloka can achieve wealth, prosperity, fame, progeny, and be happy. Please tell me by devoting whom, by what Vrat and also if that Vrat is done by anyone in the olden days. Lord Shiva answers “Devi yes”, Varalakshmi Vrat/ Varalakshmi Nombu is there which should be performed by women in Shravana month on the second Friday before the full moon day of Shukla Paksha. After that, he told the details of Varalaxmi Vratham. One pativrata Sadvi was lived in Magadha Desha, her name is “Charumati”. Every day in the morning she woke up early. Devoted her husband with loyalty.

One day night Charumati saw goddess Lakshmi in her dream, who said that I am Varalakshmi Devi and I am very pleased with you. On the Shravana month second Friday before full moon day if you devote me I do all your wishes be fulfilled and do Varalakshmi Puja at home, goddess told like that in Charumati’s dream. Charumati used to worship goddess Lakshmi Devi with different mantra and Stotras. Then she told like that “oh” Parameswari Devi peoples are becoming intellectual, wealthy, and resist only with your blessings. This is my “ Poorva Janma Sukrutham” because you came into my dream. Then the goddess shows her blessings on her and disappeared.

Charumati wakes up directly and she described the total story of her dream to her partner and neighbors everyone encouraged her to perform that puja. Everyone is excited and waiting for that day. That Friday came, she woke up early and took bath, wore a new saree, after that cleaned the total house with the holy water and sprinkled Gomutra, placed the Kalasha��and Diya at Puja Mantap. The Kalasha decoration is made with flowers and turmeric is applied after that wicks is scrolled around the kalasha for purity. On the top of it filled with betel leaves and coconut, to invoke goddess Lakshmi. Then Charumati and her partners perform the puja with dedication. And they performed the fasting up to finishing the puja. They tied the sacred thread to her right hand. They offered and decorated with different types of food items like fruits, sweets and fresh flowers, rupee coins, and jewelry. They did a Pradakshina by that time of the third Pradakshina they are decorated with golden ornaments like bangles, anklets, and scattered with nine precious stones. And own horses, elephants, and chariots appeared. Charumati and her partners honored to the Brahmin’s with the Dakshina Tambulam and get boons, then had Prasadam. From that day onwards every year, women are celebrating the Varalakshmi Vratham or puja.

When Do We Celebrate Varamahalakshmi Pooja

In the month of Shravana second Friday before full moon day, we celebrate the puja by placing Varamahalakshmi idol at Puja Mantap. Normally it falls in August month. On the year Friday, August 25, 2023, we celebrate the Varamahalakshmi Vrat.Varalakshmi means a granter of the boon of wealth and prosperity she bestows eight forms of wealth to the worshiper. This puja will observe with pure mind and body. So, at begin of the day wake up early and take the head bath wore the new dress for the more auspicious day. Varalakshmi vratha/ Nombu refers to the traditional festivity of customes and vratha done gradually. Best timings for performing Varalakshmi Vrat given below.

Varalakshmi Vratham 2023 Date

Varalakshmi Vratam on Friday, August 25, 2023

Simha Lagna Puja Muhurat

(morning)

– 05:55 AM to 07:42 AM Vrishchika Lagna Puja Muhurat

(afternoon)

– 12:17 PM to 02:36 PM Kumbha Lagna Puja Muhurat

(evening)

– 06:22 PM to 07:50 PM Vrishabha Lagna Puja Muhurat

(midnight)

– 10:50 PM to 12:45 AM, Aug 26

The puja timings are given in above, as per lagna you can choose your timing and can perform puja.

Varamahalakshmi Vratham Procedure with Kalasha

Varalakshmi Vratha/ Varalakshmi Nombu is very auspicious for south and north Indians. It can be performed on Shravana month second Friday before full moon day. Married women will be performing this puja for the life of husband, to get children, wealth and prosperity. Fasting will be observed up to finishing the puja. Varalakshmi pooja vidhanam with Kalasha, the one who performs this puja that person has to wake up early and take bath, clean the entire house.

Kalasa symbolize Human hole body

Kalasa – earth (body)

Water – water (blood)

Mango Leaf – air(breath)

Thread – Agni (temprature)

Coconut -space (soul)

Keep one wooden table, on that wooden table keep Kalasha and filled it with water and decorate with betel leaves and mango leaves. Keep one coconut on the top of Kalasha. Apply the turmeric powder to that coconut.

Take the flowers in both hands and put down the flower on God and wash the hands with water after putting the sandal in kalasa then put flowers (akshatha) into the kalasa to close kalasa with the right hand and pray the deity.

Pray the kalasa and ring the bell take the flower and pray the Goddess soulfully. The yellow knot rope to handle the kalasha add of jal (water) into the kalasa and milk with honey.

Now for the alankaram dress it with red cloth and tie the red thread along with that Kalasha. Draw the four lines with kumkum in the Kalasha. These four red lines indicate the Chatur Veda. Then draw a Swastik symbol on Kalasha. Swastik symbol is the representation of wealth and purity. Kalasha is also called as a Purna Kumbh it represents the supreme deity. Hallowed rice and some coins are placed in the Kalasha. This Purna Kumbh is devoted as a goddess Mahalakshmi. Then offer fresh flowers, fruits, sweets, etc. Then light the Diya, and recite the Mahalakshmi Ashtothara Sahasranamam during the Lakshmi Vrat.

During the puja, you have to invite married women and presenting some sumangali material like turmeric, kumkum, bangles, and blouse piece to get blessings of Goddess Lakshmi.

Varamahalakshmi Vratham/ Varamahalakshmi Habba Procedure with Idol

Varalakshmi Vratham is the most important festival among all the festivals for goddess Lakshmi. Married women will perform this for receiving the blessings from goddess Lakshmi. The word Vara means boons.

Whoever performs puja on that day of Varalakshmi Vrat she will show her boons on them. If it’s not possible to perform puja on that day you can perform next Friday of Shravana month. In-home or at temples or any other sacred places, it can be performed. Varalakshmi alankaram to the Idol should be done at puja mantap before placing the kalasha. Puja vessels, homes, Kalasha, Diya’s, and lamps everything you have to be clean on that day. And make sweets and Thoran with mango leaves. After that, you can start the puja, keep one wooden table, keep one Kalasha on that table. Decorate the goddess Lakshmi face with turmeric powder, flower, and jewelry. Then place it on the Kalasha. Offer her some fruits, sweets, coins of rupees, flowers. And light the lamps read the Varamahalakshmi Katha and Ashtothara Stotras. After completion of Vrat distribute the prasad, flowers, bangles, kumkum, and turmeric powder who all have participated in the puja. This puja will give wealth, prosperity, and purity.

Varamahalakshmi Puja Vidhi (Step by Step)

Clean the house and puja mandir or before starting the puja chant the below mantra. By chanting the below manta all the evil strengths should go away.

Utthistanthu Bhootha Pichachaha Aethe Bhoomikaarakaaha

Aethesha Mavirodhena Brahma Karma Samaarabhe

1. Dhyana

Puja should begin with the dhyaan of Shri Vara Mahalakshmi. In front of already installed Vara Mahalakshmi idol, you have to perform dhyana. White meditating chant this below mantra.

Kshirasagara Sambhutam Kshiravarnasamaprabham |

Kshiravarnasamam Vastram Dadhanam Harivallabham ||

2. Avahana

After completion of Shree Maha Lakshmi meditation, chant the below mantra in front of Lord Ganesh by showing Avahana Mudra.

Brahmi Hamsasamarudha Dharinyakshakamandalu |

Vishnutejoadhika Devi Sa Mam Patu Varaprada ||

3. Asana

Take five flowers by joining the palm of two hands, offer it to Lord Ganesh and goddess Lakshmi, after Lakshmi has invoked. During that time chant below mantra.

Maheswari Mahadevi Asanam Te Dadamyaham |

Mahaishvaryasamayuktam Brahmani Brahmanah Priye ||

4. Padya

After completion of Vara Mahalakshmi Asana, to clean her feet offer water, On that time chant below mantra.

Kumarashaktisampanne Kaumari Shikhivahane |

Padyam Dadamyaham Devi Varade Varalakshane ||

5. Arghya

After finishing of padya, Offer water to Vara Mahalakshmi for head abhishekam while chanting below mantra.

Tirthodakairmahaddivyaih Papasamharakarakaih |

Arghyam Grihana Bho Lakshmi Devanamupakarini ||

6. Achamana

After finishing of offering Achamana, while chanting below mantra offer water to Varalakshmi for Achamana.

Vaishnavi Vishnusamyukte Asankhyayudhadharini |

Achamyatam Devapujaye Varaeasuramardini ||

7. Panchamrit Abhishekam

After the offering of Achamana, offer panchamrita to bath the Vara Mahalakshmi. At that time chant below Mantra.

Padme Panchamritaih Shuddhaih Snapayishye Haripriye |

Verde Shakti Sambhute Varadevi Varapriye ||

8. Snana

After Offering of panchamrit snana, offer water to bath the Vara Mahalakshmi, chant below mantra while water bath of Varalakshmi.

Gangajalam Samanitam Sugandhidravyasamyutam |

Snanartham Te Maya Dattam Grihana Paremeshvari ||

9. Vastra

After finishing of snana, offer moli as new clothes to goddess Varalakshmi while chanting below mantra.

Rajatadrisamam Divyam Kshirasagarasannibham |

Chandraprabhasamam Devi Vastram Te Pradadamyaham ||

10. Kanthasutra

Offer necklace to Shri Varalakshmi, during that time chant below mantra.

Mangalyamanisamyuktam Muktaphalasamanvitam |

Dattam Mangalasutram Te Grihana Suravallabhe ||

11. Abharana

While chanting below mantra, offer jewelry to Vara Mahalakshmi.

Suvarnabhshitam Divyam Nanaratnasushobhitam |

Trailokyabhushite Devi Grihanabharanam Shubham ||

12. Gandha Samarpan

While chanting below mantra, offer gandham or Chandana to a goddess.

Raktagandham Sugandhadhyamashtagandhasamanvitam |

Dasyami Devi Varade Lakshmirdevi Prasida me ||

13. Saubhagya Dravya

While chanting below Mantra, offer kumkum, Turmeric powder, sindoor, kajal as saubhagya Dravya to Shri Vara Mahalakshmi.

Haridram Kumkumam Chaiva Sindooram Kajjalanvitam |

Saubhagyadravyasamyuktam Grihana Parameshvari ||

14. Pushpa Samarpan

While chanting below mantra offers flowers to varalakshmi.

Nanavidhani Pushpani Nana Varnayutani Cha |

Pushpani Te Prayachchami Bhaktya Devi Varaprade ||

15. Anga Pujan

While chanting following mantra, now worship those gods who are body parts of vara Mahalakshmi itself. For that take Pushpa, Akshta, Gandha on the left-hand side and leave them near to the Varalakshmi and murti with the right hand.

Om Varalakshmyai Namah Padau Pujayami

Om Kamalavasinyai Namah Gulphau Pujayami

Om Padmalayayai Namah Janghe Pujayami

Om Shriyai Namah Januni Pujayami

Om Indirayai Namah Uru Pujayami

Om Haripriyai Namah Nabhim Pujayami

Om Lokadhatryai Namah Stanau Pujayami

Om Vidhatryai Namah Kantham Pujayami

Om Dhatryai Namah Nasam Pujayami

Om saraswatyai Namah Mukham Pujayami

Om Padmanidhaye Namah Netre Pujayami

Om Mangalyayai Namah Karnau Pujayami

Om Kshirasagarajayai Namah Lalatam Pujayami

Om Shrimahalakshmyai Namah Shirah Pujayami

Om Shrimahakalyai Namah Sarvangam Pujayami

16. Dhoop

While chanting below mantra, offer dhoop to goddess Lakshmi.

Dhupam Dasyami Te Devi Goghritena Samanvitam |

Pratigrihn Mahadevi Bhaktanam Varadapriye ||

17. Deep

While chanting following Deep mantra, offer deep to Shri Vara Lakshmi.

Sajyam Cha Varti Samyuktam Vahnina Yojitam Maya |

Deepam Grihana Deveshi Trailokyatimirapham ||

18. Naivedya

While chanting below mantra offer Naivedya to varalakshmi.

Naivedyam paramam Divyam Drishtipritikaram Shubham |

Bhakshyabhojyadisamyuktam Parmannadisamyutam ||

19. Tambula

Offer Tambula to goddess Maha Lakshmi, at that time chant below mantra.

Nagavallidalairyuktam Churnakramukasamyutam |

Varalakshmirgrihana Tvam Tambulam Pratigrihyatam ||

20. Dakshina

Offer gift or Dakshina to Shri Lakshmi Devi, During that time chant below mantra.

Suvarnam Sarvadhatunam Shreshtham Devi Cha Tatsada |

Bhaktya Dadami Varade Svarnavrishtim Cha Dehi Me ||

21. Nirajana

While chanting following mantra, offer Aarthi or Nirajana to varalakshmi.

Niranjanam Sumangalyam Karpurena Samanvitam |

Chandrarkavahnisadrisham Grihna Devi Namoastu Te ||

22. Dorakagrahana

While chanting below mantra, a new devotee should accept the Dorak or sacred thread.

Sarvamangalamangalye Sarvapapapranashini |

Dorakam Pratigrihnami Suprita Harivallabhe ||

23. Dorakabandhana

While chanting below mantra, and after dorakagrahana, the new devotee should tie the dorak or sacred thread to the hand.

Karishyami Vratam Devi Tvadbhaktastv atparay anah |

Shriyan Dehi Yasho Dehi Saubhagyam Dehi Me Shubhe ||

24. Punararghya

After finishing of Dorakabandhana, now again offer water to varalakshmi for her head abhishekam. During that time chant below mantra.

Kshirarnavasute Lakshmishchandrasya Cha Sahodari |

Grihanarghyam Mahalakshmirdevi Tubhyam Namoastu Te ||

25. Bilvapatra

While chanting following mantra, offer Bilva Patra to goddess Lakshmi.

Shrivrikshasya Dalam Devi Mahadevapriyam Sada |

Bilvapatram Prayachchami Pavitram Te Sunirmalam ||

26. Pradakshina

Now offer Pradakshina, from left to right of varalakshmi with flowers, while chanting below mantra.

Iha Janmani Yatpapam Mam Janmantareshu Cha |

Nivaraya Mahadevi Lakshmirnarayanapriye ||

27. Namaskara

While chanting below mantra, pay homage to varalakshmi.

Kamodari Namasteastu Namastrailokyanayike |

Harikante Namasteastu Trahi Mam Duhkhasagarat ||

28. Vrata Samarpan

Now offer Vrata samarpan to a goddess, and chant below mantra.

Kshirarnavasamudbhute Kamale Kamalalaye |

Prayachcha Sarvakamanshcha Vishnu Vakshahsthalalaye ||

29. Kshamapana

During puja, any known or unknown mistakes are done, seek pardon from varalakshmi and chant below mantra.

Chatram Chamaramandolam Dattva Vyajanadarpane |

Gitavaditranrityaishcha Rajasammananaistatha ||

Kshamapaye Supacharaih Samabhyarchya Maheshwari ||

30. Prarthana

While chanting below mantra, pray to Shri Vara Mahalakshmi.

Varalakshmirmahadevi Sarvakama Pradayini |

Yanmaya Cha Kritam Devi Paripurnam Kurushva Tat ||

31. Vayanamantra

Chant this below mantra, and offer sweets to goddess Lakshmi.

Ekavimshatipakvannasharkaraghritasamyutam

Vayanam Te Prayachchami Indira Priyatamiti |

Indira Pratigrihnati Indira Vai Dadati Cha

Indira Tarakobhabhyamindirayai Namonamah ||

32. Puja Samarpan

Chant the below mantra, and conclude the Vara Lakshmi puja.

Pancha Vayanakanevam Dadyaddakshinava Yutan |

Vipraya Chatha Yataye Devyai Tu Brahmacharine

Suvasinyai Tatastvekam Dapayechcha Yathavidhi ||

Varamahalakshmi Decoration Ideas at Home

Varalakshmi simple decoration ideas to do at home. Decorated with red colour saree drapped idol with garland around the head. Especially used banana leaf as a tradition or ritual to place the idol on the banana leaf.

we have amazing Varalakshmi amman decorations and you will get an idea on how to decor Varalaxmi idol and how to make a dress for Goddess Lakshmi.

The above decoration is very easy to decor Goddess Laxmi on Vrat puja. First, clean that place and put rangoli on the floor, keep the idol of Goddess and make a dress to that idol. And then keep the jewellery (like mutyala haram, chains) flowers to that idol. Finally, decorate the idol with turmeric powder and kumkum. See that idol it is a very simple decoration and its good looking. And it consumes less time to decorate the idol.

Before decorating clean the floor and draw rangoli in a star shape and place one lamp in the middle of rangoli.

Then place one wooden table to keep goddess idol and puja items, covered it with one red cloth. And keep the kalasha then goddess idol, and the Kalasha filled with rice, and in top of the Kalasha filled with betel or leaves, a coconut and cloth. Wear the saree for the idol of Mahalakshmi then use the LED lights and fresh flowers, fruits, jewelry, and banana leaves for varamahalakshmi pooja decoration

The Goddess Varalaxmi decoration with pink color saree and different types of ornaments.

That is her hands are furnishing with mehandi, in her neck sport with different types of gold necklaces. Gold metal crown and plait is decorated for her head, along with that ornament Jadanagum is there it looks awesome. And then finally the idol is decorated with flowers, turmeric powder, and kumkum.

The floor should be clean and draw a rangoli keep two big lamps goddess left and right side.

In the above picture Goddess, Lakshmi Mata idol is decorated with green with a yellow Color combination of saree. Her hands are decorated with mehandi and bangles. Her neck and head are beautified with jewelry, garland and a golden crown. It looks very nice. And the lamps also decorated with different flowers.The below are the different simple ideas of Varamahalakshmi decoration ideas could be done at home also.

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The wearer of Dwadashmukhi Rudraksha should do the following for best results

Follow the routine:

Get up before sunrise.

After bath, offer Arghya to the Sun God and look at the Sun in the water.

Recite 21 or 108 names of Surya Stotra.

Perform Havan on Sunday and chant Gayatri Mantra.

Avoid salt, oil and garlic on Sunday. Touch the eyelids and around the eyes with that Rudraksha.

From the medicinal point of view, Dwadashmukhi Rudraksha cures eye, mental and bone diseases, indigestion, blood pressure, diabetes and intestinal diseases.

The mantras to be chanted with Dwadashmukhi Rudraksha are:-

Om Kraun Kshaun Raun Namah (Shivpuran

Om Hoon Hree Namah (Mantramaharnav)

Om Hree (Padmapuran)

Om Namah Shivay

12 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha-twelve faced rudraksha Twelve Mukhi Rudraksha is blessed by Sun God. It is also called Dwadash Aditya. According to Padmapurana, its holder is free from fear and disease. attains liberation. Poverty never bothers him!

It is written in Shrimaddevi Bhagwat Purana that armed man, horned animal and lion are not afraid of Dwadashmukhi Rudraksha. The wearer never suffers physical or mental pain. This grain makes a person fearless and carefree.

In Rudraksha Jabalopanishad, there is a description of this grain getting the blessings of Lord Vishnu.It is the experience of many people that it has the power to cure many diseases. It is helpful in leadership qualities and subjugation. It makes a person radiant and full of inner strength like the Sun God. It removes all kinds of doubts and gives inner peace. According to the Atharvaveda, the Sun God cures heart disease, skin diseases including leprosy and eye diseases. Twelve faced Rudraksha has all these qualities.Sun God’s wife is Chhaya Devi, while the sons are Kakvahana Shani and Yama. Sun is the controller of Manik Ratna. The sun, the giver of the qualities of all plants

God is there and his blessings remove the malefic effects of Shani and Yama. The three Vedas: Rik, Yajuh and Sama—which belong to Vishnu, are contained in the Sun God, who transmits heat. Aditi was the mother of the gods, while Diti was the mother of the demons and Danu was the mother of the demons. When the gods started losing the battle with the demons, Aditi prayed to the Sun God for the welfare of her sons. Surya Dev gave him Abhay that he would be born in Sahasranshu form as the son of Aditi and destroy the demons. Thus Martand was born who killed the demons. Our Puranas are full of stories of the virtues and might of the Sun.Samb, the son of Lord Krishna, was very beautiful and charming, but he was afflicted with leprosy due to his sinful behavior. He worshiped the sun and got cured. It is said in Markandeya Purana that the wearer of Dwadashmukhi Rudraksha is free from all problems.

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How to Celebrate Maghi Ganesh Jayanti or Maghi Ganpati 6 easy tips?

Maghi Ganesh Jayanti or Maghi Ganpati is religious Hindu festivals that celebrate Lord Ganesha and his birth anniversary. The festivals is important part of the Hindu religion and are celebrated with great fervor and enthusiasm. This article will provide you with an insight into how to celebrate these festivals with maximum devotion. We will discuss the rituals, prayers, and activities associated with them, so that you can commemorate the importance of the festival with full solemnity.

What is Maghi Ganesh Jayanti or Maghi Ganpati? (25th January 2023)

Maghi Ganesh Chaturthi, also known as Maghi Ganesha celebrations or Maghi Ganpati Utsav, is the celebration of Lord Ganesha’s birth It is celebrated on the fourth day of the Hindu month of Pausha (December/January The festival commemorates his birth and celebrates him as a symbol of good fortune and wisdom

During this special occasion, people gather in large numbers to worship Lord Ganesha by offering flowers, sweets and gifts On this day, big processions take place throughout India along with colorful decorations adorn streets and temples dedicated to Lord Ganesha are filled with devotees who chant mantras in devotion to their beloved deity

After celebrating His birthday on Maghi Ganesh Chaturthi comes another important day known as Ganesh Jayanti or Maghi Ganpati – the anniversary of His birth that falls just fifteen days after it every year This day marks an important event celebrated by devouts all around India wherein they observe elaborate puja rituals dedicated exclusively to invoking Lord Ganesha’s blessings for peace and prosperity

Along with praying before idols made from clay, red soil or silver depicting scenes from his life stories; devotees make culinary offerings such as modaks which is believed to be one of his favorite dishes & Naivedyam like coconut chutney & panakam which are prepared using Jaggery ,Sesame Seeds&Cashews respectively People often participate in singing bhajans dedicated solely to Him during these ceremonies either at home shrines or community events held at designated Gurudwaras or Temples across townships

Celebrating these festivals became much simpler now since priests have come up with ways through which people can perform pujas without having to step out from their homes due pandemics like Covid- Technologies like AR/VR based solutions have recently been making waves enabling users experience divine environment virtually bringing about immersion & what more being able access geographically located deities anytime anywhere !

Significance of the Maghi Ganpati Utsav

Maghi Ganesh Jayanti or Maghi Ganpati, also known as Maghi Ganpati is an important Hindu festival celebrated annually in India It marks the birthday of Lord Ganesha and occurs on the fourth day of the month of Maagha according to the Hindu calendar This festival is especially significant in Maharashtra where it is celebrated by large numbers of devotees whose faith in Lord Ganesha remains strong even centuries after his birth

The name ‘Maghi Ganpati Utsav’ originates from ‘Maha Shukla Paksha’, which refers to the fourteenth and fifteenth days of every lunar cycle when this festival comes around each year and ‘Utsav’ which means festive ocassion or celebration On this auspicious occasion, people all over India honor Lord Ganesha with various rituals like taking a holy bath (Ganesh Snana chanting mantras (stotras and performing pooja for him

Besides being known as Maghi Ganpati Utsav, this special day is also called Ganesh Jayanti or Maghi Ganpati People celebrate his divine birth anniversary by singing devotional songs about him, offering prayers at His temples , placing devout offerings at Him, participating in parades dedicated to Him through different parts pf Mumbai city , preparing delicous sweets such as modaks; these are just a few ways Indians show their reverence towards Lord Ganesha on this important occasion

In some parts of India such as south Karnataka they celebrate in a unique way – celebrating murtis made out clay that can be placed anywhere around your house before immersing them later into water bodies nearby These idols range from small one’s made locally by artisans who use natural colors for painting them , intricately designed paintings along with other embellishments that makes it look magnificent yet fulfilling its purpose during those intense religious celebrations

The Rituals Associated with Maghi Ganesha Celebrations

What is Maghi Ganesh Jayanti or Maghi Ganpati? (25th January 2023)

Maghi Ganesh Chaturthi is a festival dedicated to celebrating the birth of Lord Ganesha and commemorating his creation Every year, millions of Hindus around the world observation this traditional holiday with joyous feasts and solemn rituals The main attractions include visits to temples, processions with idols of Ganpati Bappa, special poojas (worship to invoke blessings from God and community gatherings where people share stories about their beloved deity

Commonly referred to as Maghi Ganesha Celebrations or Maghi Ganpati Utsav, the festivities last for up to days in some places It usually begins on an auspicious day that falls on the fourth lunar day (Chaturthi during the Hindu month of Maagha (January/February This particular religious ceremony marks Lord Ganesha’s transformation from childhood into manhood; thus it signifies success over obstacles encountered during life’s journey

During these celebrations people offer their prayers by performing various rituals like making offerings such as flowers, coconuts and sweets; laying out colorful rangolis (floral designs; singing devotional songs; lighting diyas (lamps; waving chauris – decorated hand-held fans made out coconut leaves; decorating elephants and cows in honor of Lord Ganesha’s vehicles – mouse & Parvati respectively; playing music throughout night sky filled with fireworks etc These are all ways for one to show reverence towards this powerful god who has been known for removing obstacles since ancient times

Additionally participation in charitable activities forms an integral part of Magnhi Ganesh Utsav which goes beyond just thinking about divine power but also involving oneself in doing something meaningful selfless helps others receive blessings too As per Vedic scriptures performing seva svadhyaya japa meditation charity darshanam all bring immense pleasure contentment peace while traversing through hardships time In regard Lord Ganeshas bhajans have come be favorite source spiritual enlightenment across world providing opportunity connect inner soul ever present Supreme being within Each person can perhaps gain spiritual experiences listening sharing facts narrative myths related him carrying light creates significant energy vibration guiding way happiness prosperity

To sum up,MaghiGanesh Chaturthi is celebrated worldwide every year as a symbol honoring India’s most revered deity amidst fervor enthusiasm prayerful worship It spiritually imparts us understanding how great faith mythology equates practical living inspiring everyone imbibe highest virtues like compassion kindness courage devotion fortitude justice truthfulness taking away negativity humanity Avail yourself chance explore wonders age old traditions culture engage fullest beauty pageantry participating splendid festive event Celebrate honor greatness magnificence Ganapathi purifying souls minds clarifying our path righteousness!

Prayers and Offerings to Lord Ganesha

Maghi Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated every year on the fourth day of the Hindu lunar month of Magha People from all over India, Nepal and other countries with large Hindu populations celebrate this festival in honor of Lord Ganesha On this day, devotees offer prayers to Lord Ganesha and perform special rituals such as abhishekhams (holy baths for the god Special offerings are also made to appease him, including flowers, sweets and fruits The significance of offering these things is believed to be for good luck or fulfillment of wishes that have been sought after during the ceremony or throughout one’s life

Maghi Ganpati Utsav is an annual event celebrated around Maghi Ganesh Chaturthi by Hindus who commemorate the birth anniversary of Lord Ganesha During this celebration they conduct various ceremonies like chanting mantras dedicated to Lord Ganesha , offering prayers at temples dedicated to him and making elaborate puja processes with devotees gathering together in a festive atmosphere which includes cultural performances like dances and music centered around praising Gods name

Ganesh Jayanti marks another important occasion related to celebrations revolving around same deity-Lord Ganesha albeit on different dates across regions varying from November-December based on regional calendars used for date determination This festival marks his birthday when people decorate mandaps / pandals/ beautifully adorned platforms devotedly especially installed only for purpose called

Celebrating the Birth of Ganesha

Ganesh Jayanti or Maghi Ganpati, also known as Maghi Ganesh Chaturthi or Ganesha Utsav, is a Hindu festival celebrating the birth of Lord Ganesha It is celebrated in India around August or September on the fourth day (Chaturthi of the Shukla Paksha during Bhadrapada month Every year millions of Hindus celebrate this beautiful -day long festival with great devotion and enthusiasm by praying to their beloved Lord Ganesha for good luck and prosperity

During Maghi Ganesh Chaturthi, devotees prepare elaborate special rituals at home such as offering prayers and making offerings to idols of Lord Ganesha along with performing activities like singing songs dedicated to him and playing games such as rolling coconuts off a tower or stringing flower garlands around his image In some places, processions are taken out through cities bearing replica icons mounted on chariots that can reach up to feet tall! People carry these replicas through streets while they chant mantras honoring Lord Ganesha’s many names in joyous celebration

Other than prayer services held in temples, people also invite friends and family members over to decorate their houses according their cultural traditions with flowers, lights sweet delicacies etc, Those who live abroad may participate online by joining virtual ceremonies hosted by local temple associations or organizations which offer group prayers via video calls amongst other religious events for Hindus living overseas who wish to stay connected with traditional aspects of Indian culture from afar

After all ten days have passed since it began on Maghi Ganesh Chaturthi , Indians gather together once again on Anant Chautha (the fifth day after full moon, for ‘Ganpati Visarjan’ – an auspicious event bidding farewell to lord Ganehs before immersing his idol into water bodies symbolically washing away all sins leaving everyone free from suffering Following this people light sparklers everywhere wishing one another health wealth & happiness in coming years gallantly clicking pictures & capturing best moments amidst drum beats & melodious music filling air with festive vibes! This marks end of one season & beginning of new cycle filled with hope drenched dreams wearing divine smile!

The celebrations don’t just stop there; shortly after it ends traditionally -another spiritual event called ‘Ganesh Jayanti’ begins shortly right next multiple months ahead marking ground anniversary when he was born prevalently observed across India usually on ‘st Monday during Hindu calendar upon schedule either between April/May inviting greater blessings gracefully ushering New Year having perfect start!! Thus concluding our brief overview about celebration ritualistic emancipation associated fervently dedicated rising Sun God(Lord VIndRya/Hindu deity -‘The Elephant headed God-GANESHA ‘having majestic presence relentlessly reminiscence glory years lasting forever gracing lives aboard heartily rejoicing advent his birth every passing yearly cycle !

Tips for Celebrating Maghi Ganpati Jayanti and Ganesh Jayanti with Fervor

Maghi Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most important celebrations in Hindu culture Held on the fourth day of the Hindu calendar month, it falls between mid-January and early February each year The festival marks the birth of Ganesha, son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, and celebrates his arrival into this world with utmost devotion, reverence and love

During Maghi or Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations, people focus on creating a strong platform for inviting divinity into their homes as well as temples dedicated to Ganesha Many devotees pay homage to him by offering prayers accompanied by music that symbolizes joyous occasions Special poojas are also performed during these times at temples devoted exclusively to worshiping Lord Ganesha along with performing special rituals known as hartalika teeka

It is observed over a period of five days where families come together for special worship ceremonies followed by delicious meals shared among family members in honor of Lord Ganesha’s birth anniversary Elaborate decorations adorn various parts of houses including entrances adorned with beautiful rangolis or Kolam designs which signify welcoming guests or gods/goddesses into one’s home

After elaborate prayer sessions are concluded extravagant processions move through streets carrying large effigies made out of clay depicting images based off stories related to different episodes from Hindu mythology such as Kalia Bhanuji Rama’s coronation ceremony among others which attracts throngs of crowds especially children exclaiming excitedly in anticipation to witness them pass by their homes

At night time offerings known as ‘Modaks’ iare ceremoniously offered representing sweetness due its preparation being mixed off sweet ingredients such as jaggery (gur, nuts ,grated coconut usually covered with an outer layer consisting mostly wheat flour mixed with mud which has been traditionally offered since ancient times marking end festivities bring forth an atmosphere joy filled contentment reflecting its importance sanctity significant occasion true essence upholding timelessness religious traditions India within Hindu community worldwide

Celebrating Maghi Ganpati Jayanti and Ganesh Jayanti or Maghi Ganpati is an important part of the Indian culture With a few simple tips and by keeping in mind certain traditions, you can ensure that you celebrate these festivals with fervor From decorations to organizing religious events like Ganesh Chaturthi and Maghi Ganesha Utsav, we hope that this article has equipped you with all the knowledge on how to celebrate this joyous festival with full enthusiasm!

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संकष्टी चन्द्रोदय समय - 9:20 PM [Delhi]

✨ विभुवन संकष्टी चतुर्थी - Vibhuvana Sankashti Chaturthi

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🪔 श्री गणेश आरती - Shri Ganesh Aarti

✨ ऋणहर्ता गणेश स्तोत्र - Rin Harta Shri Ganesh Stotra

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✨ श्री गणेशपञ्चरत्नम् - Shri Ganesha Pancharatnam

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Ganesha Stotra: Chant early morning for a healthy & prosperous life - Times of India

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Ganesha Stotra: Chant early morning for a healthy & prosperous life - Times of India

Shri Ganesha Stotram or Sankata Nashanam Ganapati Stotram is one of the best supplications to Lord Ganesha. Ganesha Stotram is taken from the Narada Purana. It disposes of a wide range of problems.

Ganesh Stotra in Sanskrit:

प्रणम्यं शिरसा देव गौरीपुत्रं विनायकम। भक्तावासं: स्मरैनित्यंमायु:कामार्थसिद्धये।।1।।

प्रथमं वक्रतुंडंच एकदंतं द्वितीयकम। तृतीयं कृष्णं पिङा्क्षं गजवक्त्रं च��ुर्थकम।।2।।

लम्बोदरं पंचमं च षष्ठं विकटमेव च। सप्तमं विघ्नराजेन्द्रं धूम्रवर्ण तथाष्टकम् ।।3।।

नवमं भालचन्द्रं च दशमं तु विनायकम। एकादशं गणपतिं द्वादशं तु गजाननम।।4।।

द्वादशैतानि नामानि त्रिसंध्य य: पठेन्नर:। न च विघ्नभयं तस्य सर्वासिद्धिकरं प्रभो।।5।।

विद्यार्थी लभते विद्यां धनार्थी लभते धनम्। पुत्रार्थी लभते पुत्रान् मोक्षार्थी लभते गतिम् ।।6।।

जपेद्वगणपतिस्तोत्रं षड्भिर्मासै: फलं लभेत्। संवत्सरेण सिद्धिं च लभते नात्र संशय: ।।7।।

अष्टभ्यो ब्राह्मणेभ्यश्च लिखित्वां य: समर्पयेत। तस्य विद्या भवेत्सर्वा गणेशस्य प्रसादत:।।8।।

Ganesh Stotra in English:

Pranamya shirasa devam Gauri putram Vinayakam. Bhakthavasam smaretrityamayuh kama artha sidhaye “https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”1″https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”

Prathamam Vakratundam cha, Ekadantam dwitiyakam. Tritiyam Krushna Pingaksham,Gajavaktram Chaturthakam “https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”2″https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”

Lambodaram Panchamam cha ,Sashtam Vikatamev cha. Saptamam Vignarajam cha,Dhoomravarnam tathashtamam “https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”3″https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”

Navamam Bhalchandram cha, Dashamam tu Vinayakam. Ekadasham Ganapatim, Dwadasham tu Gajananam “https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”4″https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”

Dwadasaithani namani,Trisandhyam yah pathenara. Na cha vighna bhayam tasya,Sarvsiddhi karam param “https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”5″https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”

Vidhyarthi labhate Vidhyam,Danarthi labhate Dhanam. Putrarthi labhate Putran, Moksharthi labhate Gateem “https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”6″https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”

Japet Ganapati stotram,Shadbhirmasai phalam labheth. Samvatsarena sidhim cha, Labhate natra sanshaya “https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”7″https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”

Ashtabhyo Brahmoyashr Likihitwa yh samarpayet. Tasya Vidhya bhavetsarva Ganeshasya Prasadatah “https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”8″https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/”

“https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/” Iti Shri Narad Purane Sankat nashanam Ganesha Stotram Sampurnam “https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/” Ganesh Stotra Meaning:

The learned one, who wishes, For more life, wealth and love, Should salute with his head, Lord Ganapathi who is the son of Goddess Parvathi

Think him first as god with broken tusk, Second as the Lord with one tusk, Third as the one with reddish black eyes,

Fourth as the one who has the face of an elephant Fifth as the one who has a very broad paunch, Sixth as the one who is cruel to his enemies, Seventh as the one who is the remover of obstacles, Eighth as the one who is of the color of smoke.

Ninth as the one who crescent in his forehead, Tenth as the one, who is the leader of remover of obstacles, Eleventh as the leader of the army of Lord Shiva, And twelfth as the one who has the face of an elephant.

Any one reading these twelve names, At dawn, noon and dusk, Will never have fear of defeat, And would always achieve whatever he wants.

One who pursues education will get knowledge, One who wants to earn money will get money, One who wishes for a son, will get a son, And one who wants salvation will get salvation.

Results of chanting this prayer, Of Ganapati will be got within six months, And within a year, he would get all wishes fulfilled, And there is no doubt about this.

One who gives this prayer, In writing to Eight wise people, And offers it to Lord Ganesha,

Will become knowledgeable, And would be blessed with all stellar qualities, By the grace of Lord Ganesh.

Thus ends the prayer from Narada Purana to Ganesh which would destroy all sorrows.

Why is Ganesh Stotra chanted? Reciting Sankata Nashanam Ganapati Stotram every day frees an individual from a wide range of hindrances and devastates all distresses. Sankat in Hindi means problem and Nashanam intends to remove until the end of time. So, by reciting this Stotram, one can get rid of their issues until the end of time.

How to recite Shri Ganapati Stotra?

Sit down in an eastern direction.

Sit in a comfortable position like Sukhasa or Padmasan.

Take a large portion of the glass of water and mix it with some Vibhuti (Holy ash) Offer a wholehearted prayer to Deity Shri Ganesh.

Discuss Shri Ganapati Stotra ( Hymn of Deity Shri Ganesh) No. 2 to 4 for example from ‘Pratham Vakratundach’ to ‘Dwadashan tu Gajanan’ multiple times.

At 111th time discuss full Hymn.

Finally offer genuine appreciation to Deity Shri Ganesh. This presentation takes thirty minutes.

After this, drink Tirth (Water blended in with Holy ash) with full confidence.

What is the benefit of chanting Ganesh Stotra? Regular reciting of Ganesh Stotra calms your mind and is known to keep the evil away from your life. It also makes you healthy and prosperous.

How and what is the best time to chant Ganesh Stotra? If you want the best results of Ganesh Stotra, make sure you chant it early morning after taking a bath. Ganesh Stotra must be chanted in front of the Ganpati Idol or picture. In order to maximize its benefit, it is advisable to understand the Hindi meaning of the stotra before chanting.

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