Vinayagar Chaturthi 2012

Shendur Laal Chadhaayo Achchhaa Gajamukha Ko

Dondil Laal Biraaje Sut Gauriihar Ko

Haath Liye Guda Ladduu Saanii Sukhar Ko

Mahimaa Kahe Na Jaay Laagat Huun Pad Ko Jai Dev Jai Dev

Jai Jai Jai Jai Jai

Jai Jai Jii Ganaraaj Vidyaasukhadaataa

Dhany Tumhaaro Darshan Meraa Mat Ramataa Jai Dev Jai Dev

Jai Jai Jai ...

Bhaavabhagat Se Koii SharaNaagat Aave

Santati Sampatti Sabahii Bharapuur Paave

Aise Tum Mahaaraaj Moko Ati Bhaave

Gosaaviinandan Nishidin Gun Gaave Jai Dev Jai Dev

Jai Jai Jai ...

Ghaalin Lotaangan Vandiin Charan Dolyaannii Paahin Ruup Tujhe

Preme Aalingin Aananden Puujin Bhaaven Ovaalin MhaNe Naamaa

Tamev Maataa Pitaa Tamev Tamev Bandhushch Sakhaa Tvamev

Tamev Vidyaa DraviNm Tamev Tamev Sarvam Mam Dev Dev

Kaayen Vaach Manasendriyairvaa Buddhyaatmanaa Vaa Prakritisvabhaavaa

Karomi Yadyat Sakalam Parasmai NaaraayaNaayeti Samarpayaami

Achyut Keshavm Raamanaaraayanam Krishna Daamodaram Vaasudevam Hari

Shriidharam Maadhavam Gopikaavallabham Jaanakiinaayakam Raamachandram Bhaje

Hare Raam Hare Raam Raam Raam Hare Hare

Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare

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Shree Panchmukhi Ganesha

Panchmukhi Ganesh means five headed Ganesha Pancha means Five and Mukhi means faced. The most relevant meaning of the five-headed Ganesh is certainly that these heads symbolize the five kosha in the subtile anatomy experienced. Thus, the fifth head of Ganesh symbolizes the highest level of yogic experience. Lord Ganesha has all the five elements under His control. He is the embodiment of all potency. No one is superior above him. This unique form of Ganesha is quite popular in south India.

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Ganeshji Writing for Mahabharata

The Mahabharata is the longest epic of the world, written in Sanskrit and consisting about 1,00,000 shloka and 1.8 million words. The epic of Mahabharata was written by great poet Sage Vyasa with blessings and suggestion of Lord Brahma. Vyasa asked Lord Brahma to suggest him someone very intellectual and understanding to write down the epic, as both composition and writing of such great epic was not an easy task. Therefore on recommendation of Brahma Vyasa prayed and requested Lord Ganesha, also known as "Lord of knowledge" to write it down. Lord Ganesha agreed on one condition that his pen shouldn't stop even for second once he starts writing the composition as he had lots of other work to do. For this Vyasa in return put one condition before Ganesha to write the whole epic only after understanding the meaning of each and every word. In this way they made an agreement whith each other that, once started neither Vyasa would stop his dictating nor Gansha will write without understanding. It is been said that whenever Ganesha was too fast in writing, Vyasa used to dictate him some difficult composition. So that Ganesha would take time to understand and in this meantime Sage Vaysa used to compose new lines. In this way The Great Epic of Mahabharata was composed and written.

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