Read these powerful shlokas during Ganesh festival, Bappa will destroy all obstacles | News India

Ganesh Shloka Benefits: Lord Shri Ganesha is the first deity worshiped in Hinduism. Ganapati is also known as the lord of knowledge, Vighnaharta, lord of wisdom and prosperity. At this time, the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi is being celebrated across the country. Starting from Ganesh Chaturthi (Ganesh Chaturthi 2024), this festival will last for 10 days till the day of Anant Chaturdashi. Reciting some verses of Lord Ganesha during Ganesh Utsav is considered very auspicious and this also pleases Bappa.

Today we are going to tell you about the Sanskrit shlokas of Lord Ganesha. Reciting these shlokas during the Ganesh Utsav can prove to be very fruitful.

Ganesh ji Sanskrit shloka

1. Vakar Tund Mahakaay, Surya Koti Samprabha:.
   O Lord, always free me from obstacles in my auspicious works.
2. Ekadantaya gave us the knowledge of Vakratunda, may Danti inspire us.
3. Seals of ancient men, gods, various games.
   I salute the lord of the peacocks who are unimaginable to magicians
4. Gajannaya Mahse Pratyuhatimirachidae.
   The gaze is filled with immense compassion!

5. For you with a long belly and a full stomach.
   Salutations to the bottomless and support of Maya.
6. One with one tooth, huge body, long stomach, and a mouth like an elephant.
   I bow to Lord Heramba, the destroyer of all obstacles.

5. He is adorned with a necklace and crown and has four arms and is fearless of even the best ropes.
   The three-eyed Ganesha holds a Shrini and a pair of women accompanied by chamars.
6. To protect, to protect, the head of the host, to protect, the protector of the three worlds.
   Become the one who provides protection to your devotees and saves them from the ocean of death.

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9. O one beyond Maya, the fulfiller of the desires of devotees, I salute You.
   O Moon, Sun and Fire-eyed Lord of the universe, I salute You.
10. O Heramba, you are unfathomable, and you have an axe.
    I bow to the Lord of the universe who holds the mouse.
11. O Lord of the three worlds, beyond qualities, O Lord of virtues, I salute you.
    O Lord, protector of the three worlds, pervading the universe, I salute You.
12. O omnipresent, all-worshipable, I salute you.
    O Brahmin who has the qualities of nature and is devoid of qualities, I salute you.