Vinayaka Chaturthī and forms Rupa of Gaṇeśa for your Solar Lunar Birth Tithi

Happy Gaeśa, Chaturthī or Vinayaka Chaturthī is a key Hindu Festival, signalling the coming down on Earth of Lord Gaeśa, the god of wisdom, prosperity, remover all things that are stuck! and giver of good fortune. He is always worshipped first among all the pantheon of deities and all pujas and homam begin with prayers to him.  According to Hindu Lunar Calendar, his coming on our planet falls on 4th phase of the Moon in the bright half after the New Moon in Leo, in the (Chaturthī tithi of Shukla paksha) Lunar month of Bhadrapada.Sidereal New moon was in Leo in the Constellation of Nakshatra PurvaPhalguni.

On this day, Gaeśa, Chaturthī Vrat fast is recommended, as per Bhavishya Purana by Sri Krshna. Gaeśa, is remover of all ills and obstructions that plague us every step of the way and by installing a Gaeśa, Idol, and doing a Gaeśa, Chaturthī Puja ritual, helps overcome some of the ills. Sweet rice dumplings called Modak is the most favourite food of Lord Gaeśa,.

Motichoor Ladoos: For all delicious sweets, this delectable, sweet dish is one of the beloved foods.

Puffed Rice with jagghery is also one he loves.

Bananas are also offered to Lord Gaeśa, and is one of his favourites. Puran poli which is a paratha stuffed with sweet lentil paste, modak, and Coconut Laddoo are all some of the favourite bhog offered to Lord Gaeśa, on Gaeśa, Chaturthī

Amongst Flowers, Red Hibiscus is a favourite flower of Lord Gaeśa,. For all-round prosperity and destruction of enemies, one should offer hibiscus.

 

Happy Gaeśacaturthī to all.

The Gaeśa, installation of idol is kept on a small mount of rice and offerings are given. After which this is observed in a special way for a day and a half, 3 days, 5 days, 7 days depending on the family tradition and culture. On the 11th day – Gaeśa, is placed in the sea or river or if none is available near you then a pond or a lake or a tub of water.

gaṇēśacaturthī (गणेशचतुर्थी) The fourth of the Bright half of Lunar month of bhādrapada, celebrated as the birthday of Gaesh. “The Caturthī (4th day) of the bright lunar fortnight in the month of Sidereal Sun is in Leo, Siha is the birthday of Gaapati.

It is one of the most celebrated and famous festivals in India. They make the images of Gaapati, every year, and make offerings to them on this particular day. It is believed that he who sees the moon on Vināyaka Caturthī will be subjected to dishonour and derision. This belief is based on the following story.

Gaapati is very fond of sweetmeat, especially Kozhuk-kaṭṭa (globular solid sweetmeat, called Modaka). It is the custom in North India to worship Gaapati by offering these sweetmeats, even today, with all kinds of festivities. On one birthday Gaapati went from house to house, had a bellyful of modakas and returned home on his conveyance, the rat. On the way the rat saw a snake and began to tremble with fear. Due to the shivering of its legs Gaapati fell down. The belly of Gaapati was broken due to the fall and a large quantity of modakas sweet laddoos – Sweet desert balls came out. Ganapati gathered everything that fell out of his belly and stuffed them again in the stomach and joining the cut edges entwined the snake tightly round the stomach. Candra who was standing in the sky seeing all these things laughed with contempt. At this, Gaapati got wild and plucked his tusk and throwing it at the moon cursed him: “Let nobody look at you on the Gaapati-festival day.” (Brahmavaivarta Purāṇa).

This story is slightly different according to Ganeśa Purāṇa. That story is, that Śrī Parameśvara gave a plum to his elder son Subrahmaya without the knowledge of his younger son Gaapati, on the 4th day of a bright lunar fortnight and the moon who smiled at it, was cursed.” (Puranic Encyclopedia, under the heading Vināyaka-caturthī).

 Gaapaty Arthavaśīra (Sanskrit: गणपत्यर्थवशीर्ष) is a Sanskrit text and a Upanishad. It is a Upanishadic text that asserts that Ganesha is same as the ultimate reality, Brahman. (https://youtu.be/tWY32uVZLKI?si=5knHCd1b9AoCGP_V)

It continues to state that Ganesha –

त्वं ब्रह्मा त्वं विष्णुस्त्वं
रुद्रस्त्वमिन्द्रस्त्वमग्निस्त्वं
वायुस्त्वं सूर्यस्त्वं चन्द्रमास्त्वं
ब्रह्म भूर्भुवस्सुवरोम् ॥६॥

You are Brahmā, Vişņu, and Rudra [Śiva]. You are Agni, Vāyu, and Sūrya. You are Chandrama. You are earth, space, and heaven. You are the manifestation of the mantra “O“.

त्वं मूलाधारस्थितोऽसि नित्यम्
त्वं शक्तित्रयात्मकः
त्वां योगिनो ध्यायन्ति नित्यम्

6.11: You always abide in the Muladhara chakra (Therefore, O Ganapati, help us in awakening our Kundalini Shakti),
6.12: You are the source of the Three Shaktis (Iccha Shakti, Kriya Shakti and Gyana Shakti) (Will Power, Power of Action and the Power of Knowledge, all the 3 shaktis)

Therefore, O Ganapati, help us in awakening these Shaktis to realize Your Conscious Essence6.13: The Yogis always meditate on You (to realize Your Conscious Essence, which is the aim of Human Life),

Lord Ganesha is the only God that has no human head, and so does South Node of the Moon – Lord Ketu is the only entity in the whole gamut of astrology that has no human head.

This is interesting, as both gives the ability of focusing and deep meditative contemplation. And cessation of thoughts is prerequisite for spiritual accomplishment and turning to oneself. That results in wisdom which Ganesha have plenty of. Hence the power of discriminating intelligence and wisdom is granted by Lord Ganesha, hence he represents the Ascendant, his vehicle which he rides on is the large rat called muschika, and the his two wives Riddhi and Siddhi represent our relationships and our accomplishments.

Hence, he was the finest and the greatest scribe ever, to Ved Vyas, who is the author of Mahabharata. Vigneshwara or Vignaharta, the Lord and destroyer of obstacles. People mostly worship him asking for siddhi (success) in undertakings, and buddhi (intelligence). He is prayed to before any venture is started. He is also the God of education, knowledge and wisdom, literature, and the fine arts.

The son of Shiva and Parvati, Ganesha has an elephantine face with a curved trunk and big ears, and a huge pot-bellied body of a human being. He is the Lord of success and destroyer of evils and obstacles.

If you have Saturn’s difficult aspects on your Ascendant, then this pauranic mantra for success and Sidhi (accomplishment) is a fabulous one.

 ॐ लक्षलाभयुताय सिद्धि-बुद्धि-सहिताय गणपतये नमः
om lak
alābhayutāya siddhi-buddhi-sahitāya gaapataye nama

For instance, “Vakratunda” form of Ganesha is depicted by curved trunk, symbolizing his ability to overcome obstacles in a non-linear way.

Ganesha’s powerful bija mantra ga (Sanskrit: गं; ga).

You continually dwell in the mūlādhāra chakra.  A good flowing mūlādhāra that is activated well, emits beautiful aroma. Yes, Gaeśa, is indeed rules over the Earth element, and the sense of smell is one of the main Indriyas associated with it . It is like walking into a temple with frankincense, flowers, sandalwood paste , clove and myrrh oils etc are part of the experience of

Activating this chakra. Just deep breathing by immersing oneself with the essential oils of frankincense, Himalayan Cedarwood, will activate the Pranic energy.


What forms Rupa of Gaṇeśa is associated with your Moon Rasi?  What Solar-Lunar angle are you born in ?


ve you with a wonderful theme of mapping of the various forms of Gaṇeśa, with the 16 Kalas of the Moon, i.e the 16 various phases of the Moon. From this Stava – ṣōḍaśa gaṇapati stavam

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prathamō bālavighnēśō dvitīyastaruṇō bhavēt |
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̥tīyō bhaktavighnēśaścaturthō vīravighnapa || 1 ||

pañcama śaktivighnēśa aṣṭhō dhvajagaṇādhipa |
saptama
siddhiruddiṣṭa ucchiṣṭaścāṣṭama smr̥ta || 2 ||

navamō vighnarāja syāddaśama kipranāyaka |
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ērambaścaikādaśa syāddvādaśō lakmināyaka || 3 ||

trayōdaśō mahāvighnō vijayākhyaścaturdaśa |
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̥ttākhya pañcadaśa syāt ṣōḍaśaścōrdhvanāyaka || 4 ||

ētat ṣōḍaśaka nāma stōtra sarvārthasādhakam |
trisandhya
ya pahēnnitya sa sukhī sarvatō jayī || 5 ||

tasya vighnāḥ palāyantē vainatēyādyathōragāḥ |
ga
ṇēśvaraprasādēna mahājñānī bhavēddhruvam || 6 ||

iti ṣōḍaśagaapati stavam |

What phase of the Moon are you born in? Did you know why Lord Gaeśa,’s Chaturthī 4th tithi, we cannot view the Moon?  It can be only viewed after the Puja has been done. One of the Stories goes like – Gaeśa, loves food all the sweet meats and the laddus. He did not want anyone to see him eat a lot of food and his stomach extended. So, he wore a snake like a necklace in order to avoid attention to his stomach. Yet when he was departing towards home, in darkness, Chandra the Moon God ridiculed him over his weight. This angered him and he cursed the Moon that he would disappear very quickly. One the curse had been uttered, he could not take it back but altered saying the light of the Moon will diminish and finally, for one day will not exist. This is the New Moon or as I like to call it, the No Moon day! Which is Amavasya. Hence the birth of the phases of the Moon, with the waxing and waning cycles.  On this auspicious note, what Gaeśa, is yours? What phase of the Moon are you born on? Do you want to know more on the Phases of the Moon and what it means? Join our Panchang course. Link as below – Do Also join our Telegram group https://youtu.be/F8jdbpD0Kfg

Tithi Gaeśa, Name Mantra
1. Pratipada (1st tithi) Bala Gaapati Om Bala Ganapataye Namah
2. Dwitiya (2nd tithi) Taruna Gaapati Om Taruna Ganapataye Namah
3. Tritiya (3rd tithi) Bhakti Gaapati Om Bhakti Ganapataye Namah
4. Chaturthī (4th tithi) Veera Gaapati Om Veera Ganapataye Namah
5. Panchami (5th tithi) Shakti Gaapati Om Shakti Ganapataye Namah
6. Shashthi (6th tithi) Dhwija Gaapati Om Dhwija Ganapataye Namah
7. Saptami (7th tithi) Siddhi Gaapati Om Siddhi Ganapataye Namah
8. Ashtami (8th tithi) Ucchishta Gaapati Om Ucchishta Ganapataye Namah
9. Navami (9th tithi) Vighna Gaapati Om Vighna Ganapataye Namah
10. Dashami (10th tithi) Kshipra Gaapati Om Kshipra Ganapataye Namah
11. Ekadasi (11th tithi) Heramba Gaapati Om Herama Ganapataye Namah
12. Dwadashi (12th tithi) Lakshmi Gaapati Om Lakshmi Ganapataye Namah
13. Trayodashi (13th tithi) Maha Gaapati Om Maha Ganapataye Namah
14. Chaturdashi (14th tithi) Vijaya Gaapati Om Vijaya Ganapataye Namah
15. Purnima (Full Moon) Nirutha Gaapati Om Niruttha Ganapataye Namah
16. Amavasya (No Moon) Niruttha Gaapati Om Niruttha Ganapataye Namah


108 Names of Lord Ganesha

1.Gajanan

ॐ गजाननाय नमः।

Om Gajananaya Namah।

The one with an elephant face.

2.Ganadhyaksha

ॐ गणाध्यक्षाय नमः।

Om Ganadhyakshaya Namah।

Lord of the celestial hordes

3.Vighnaraja

ॐ विघ्नराजाय नमः।

Om Vighnarajaya Namah।

The one who removes obstacles and is the Lord of obstacles

4.Vinayaka

ॐ विनायकाय नमः।

Om Vinayakaya Namah।

Lord of all beings

5.Dvaimatura

ॐ द्वैमातुराय नमः।

Om Dvaimaturaya Namah।

The one with two mothers (Goddess Uma and Hastini)

6.Dwimukha

9.ॐ द्विमुखाय नमः।

Om Dwimukhaya Namah।

The one with two faces

7.Pramukha

ॐ प्रमुखाय नमः।

Om Pramukhaya Namah।

The foremost deity of creation

8.Sumukha

ॐ सुमुखाय नमः।

Om Sumukhaya Namah।

The one with a beautiful face / auspicious face

9.Kriti

ॐ कृतिने नमः।

Om Kritine Namah।

The one who is the form of creation itself

10.Supradipa

ॐ सुप्रदीपाय नमः।

Om Supradipaya Namah।

The one who destroys the darkness of ignorance

11.Sukhanidhi

ॐ सुखनिधये नमः।

Om Sukhanidhaye Namah।

The ocean of happiness and the giver of happiness

12.Suradhyaksha

ॐ सुराध्यक्षाय नमः।

Om Suradhyakshaya Namah।

The lord of the gods

13.Surarighna

ॐ सुरारिघ्नाय नमः।

Om Surarighnaya Namah।

The destroyer of the enemies of the gods

14.Mahaganapati

ॐ महागणपतये नमः।

Om Mahaganapataye Namah।

The supreme and all-powerful

15.Manya

ॐ मान्याय नमः।

Om Manyaya Namah।

The one who is revered in the entire universe

16.Mahakala

ॐ महाकालाय नमः।

Om Mahakalaya Namah।

The lord of time and death

17.Mahabala

ॐ महाबलाय नमः।

Om Mahabalaya Namah।

The one who is immensely powerful

18.Heramba

ॐ हेरम्बाय नमः।

Om Herambaya Namah।

The beloved son of the mother

19.Lambajathara

ॐ लम्बजठरायै नमः।

Om Lambajatharayai Namah।

The one with a large belly

20.Haswagriva

ॐ ह्रस्व ग्रीवाय नमः।

Om Haswa Grivaya Namah।

The one with a short neck

21.Mahodara

ॐ महोदराय नमः।

Om Mahodaraya Namah।

The one with a large belly

22.Madotkata

ॐ मदोत्कटाय नमः।

Om Madotkataya Namah।

The one who is always free and jubilant

23.Mahavira

ॐ महावीराय नमः।

Om Mahaviraya Namah।

The one who is extremely brave and valiant

24.Mantri

ॐ मन्त्रिणे नमः।

Om Mantrine Namah।

The knower and lord of all mantras

25.Mangala Swara

ॐ मङ्गल स्वराय नमः।

Om Mangala Swaraya Namah।

The one whose voice is very auspicious

26.Pramatha

ॐ प्रमधाय नमः।

Om Pramadhaya Namah।

The source of all elements of creation

27.Prathama

ॐ प्रथमाय नमः।

Om Prathamaya Namah।

The one who is worshiped first, the foremost deity

28.Prajna

ॐ प्राज्ञाय नमः।

Om Prajnaya Namah।

The one who is extremely intelligent

29.Vighnakarta

ॐ विघ्नकर्त्रे नमः।

Om Vighnakartre Namah।

The creator of obstacles

30.Vighnaharta

ॐ विघ्नहर्त्रे नमः।

Om Vignahartre Namah।

The remover of obstacles

31.Vishwanetra

ॐ विश्वनेत्रे नमः।

Om Vishwanetre Namah।

The one who watches over the entire creation / who is the eye of the universe

32.Viratpati

ॐ विराट्पतये नमः।

Om Viratpataye Namah।

The lord of the vast universe

33.Shripati

ॐ श्रीपतये नमः।

Om Shripataye Namah।

The bestower of fortune

34.Vakpati

ॐ वाक्पतये नमः।

Om Vakpataye Namah।

The lord of speech

35.Shringari

ॐ शृङ्गारिणे नमः।

Om Shringarine Namah।

The one adorned with red vermilion

36.Ashritavatsala

ॐ अश्रितवत्सलाय नमः।

Om Ashritavatsalaya Namah।

The compassionate one towards those who seek refuge

37.Shivapriya

ॐ शिवप्रियाय नमः।

Om Shivapriyaya Namah।

The one who is very dear to Lord Shiva

38.Shighrakarina

ॐ शीघ्रकारिणे नमः।

Om Shighrakarine Namah।

The one who quickly fulfills desires

39.Shashwata

ॐ शाश्वताय नमः।

Om Shashwataya Namah।

The unchanging and eternal one

40.Bala

ॐ बलाय नमः।

Om Balaya Namah।

The one who embodies strength

41.Balotthita

ॐ बलोत्थिताय नमः।

Om Balotthitaya Namah।

The one whose strength constantly increases

42.Bhavatmaja

ॐ भवात्मजाय नमः।

Om Bhavatmajaya Namah।

The one worshiped as the son of creation

43.Purana Purusha

ॐ पुराण पुरुषाय नमः।

Om Purana Purushaya Namah।

The primeval man and the knower of the Puranas

44.Pushna

ॐ पूष्णे नमः।

Om Pushne Namah।

The nourisher of all beings

45.Pushkarotshipta Vari

ॐ पुष्करोत्षिप्त वारिणे नमः।

Om Pushkarotshipta Varine Namah।

The one who sports in the lake filled with lotuses

46.Agraganya

ॐ अग्रगण्याय नमः।

Om Agraganyaya Namah।

The foremost among all deities

47.Agrapujya

ॐ अग्रपूज्याय नमः।

Om Agrapujyaya Namah।

The one who is worshiped first

48.Agrama

ॐ अग्रगामिने नमः।

Om Agragamine Namah।

The one who leads and guides

Mantrakrita

49.ॐ मन्त्रकृते नमः।

Om Mantrakrite Namah।

The one who creates mantras

Chamikaraprabha

50.ॐ चामीकरप्रभाय नमः।

Om Chamikaraprabhaya Namah।

The one with a radiance like the sun

51. सर्व (Sarva)

ॐ सर्वाय नमः।

Om Sarvaya Namah।

Who is present in the entire creation.

52. सर्वोपास्य (Sarvopasya)

ॐ सर्वोपास्याय नमः।

Om Sarvopasyaya Namah।

Who is worshiped by the entire creation.

53. सर्व कर्त्र (Sarva Kartr)

ॐ सर्व कर्त्रे नमः।

Om Sarva Kartre Namah।

The doer and controller of all actions.

54. सर्वनेत्र (Sarvanetra)

ॐ सर्वनेत्रे नमः।

Om Sarvanetre Namah।

Who watches over all activities in the universe.

55. सर्वसिद्धिप्रद (Sarvasiddhiprada)

ॐ सर्वसिद्धिप्रदाय नमः।

Om Sarvasiddhipradaya Namah।

Who grants all kinds of accomplishments.

56. सिद्ध (Siddha)

ॐ सिद्धये नमः।

Om Siddhaye Namah।

Who is self-realized / the master of all accomplishments.

57. पञ्चहस्त (Panchahasta)

ॐ पञ्चहस्ताय नमः।

Om Panchahastaya Namah।

Who has five hands (four hands and one trunk).

58. पार्वतीनन्दन (Parvatinandan)

ॐ पार्वतीनन्दनाय नमः।

Om Parvatinandanaya Namah।

Who is the beloved son of Mother Parvati.

59. प्रभव (Prabhava)

ॐ प्रभवे नमः।

Om Prabhave Namah।

The prime source of the entire animate and inanimate world / the supreme soul of all beings.

60. कुमारगुरु (Kumaraguru)

ॐ कुमारगुरवे नमः।

Om Kumaragurave Namah।

Who is the guru of Kartikeya / who is in the form of a guru.

61. अक्षोभ्य (Akshobhya)

ॐ अक्षोभ्याय नमः।

Om Akshobhyaya Namah।

Who is impenetrable and indestructible.

62. कुञ्जरासुर भञ्जन (Kunjarasura Bhanjana)

ॐ कुञ्जरासुर भञ्जनाय नमः।

Om Kunjarasura Bhanjanaya Namah।

Who destroyed the demon Kunjarasura.

63. प्रमोद (Pramoda)

ॐ प्रमोदाय नमः।

Om Pramodaya Namah।

Who is always joyous / who grants joy.

64. मोदकप्रिय (Modakapriya)

ॐ मोदकप्रियाय नमः।

Om Modakapriyaya Namah।

Who loves modak (a type of sweet).

65. कान्तिमत् (Kantimat)

ॐ कान्तिमते नमः।

Om Kantimate Namah।

Whose face is radiant with extraordinary splendor.

66. धृतिमत् (Dhritimat)

ॐ धृतिमते नमः।

Om Dhritimate Namah।

Who is patient and steadfast.

67. कामिन (Kamina)

ॐ कामिने नमः।

Om Kamine Namah।

Who fulfills desires.

68. कपित्थपनसप्रिय (Kapitthapanasapriya)

ॐ कपित्थपनसप्रियाय नमः।

Om Kapitthapanasapriyaya Namah।

Who loves the fruits of kapitth (wood apple) and panas (jackfruit).

69. ब्रह्मचारी (Brahmachari)

ॐ ब्रह्मचारिणे नमः।

Om Brahmacharine Namah।

Who practices celibacy.

70. ब्रह्मरूप (Brahmarupa)

ॐ ब्रह्मरूपिणे नमः।

Om Brahmarupine Namah।

Who is of the form of Brahman.

71. ब्रह्मविद्यादि दानभुव (Brahmavidyadi Danabhuva)

ॐ ब्रह्मविद्यादि दानभुवे नमः।

Om Brahmavidyadi Danabhuve Namah।

The lord and giver of Brahmavidya (spiritual knowledge).

72. जिष्णु (Jishnu)

ॐ जिष्णवे नमः।

Om Jishnave Namah।

Who always attains victory.

73. विष्णुप्रिय (Vishnupriya)

ॐ विष्णुप्रियाय नमः।

Om Vishnupriyaya Namah।

Who is dear to Lord Vishnu.

74. भक्त जीवित (Bhakta Jivita)

ॐ भक्त जीविताय नमः।

Om Bhakta Jivitaya Namah।

Who protects the lives of his devotees.

75. जितमन्मध (Jitamanmadha)

ॐ जितमन्मधाय नमः।

Om Jitamanmadhaya Namah।

Who has control over his mind and senses / who has conquered desires.

76. ऐश्वर्यकारण (Aishwaryakarana)

ॐ ऐश्वर्यकारणाय नमः।

Om Aishwaryakaranaya Namah।

The lord and giver of wealth.

77. ज्यायस (Jyayas)

ॐ ज्यायसे नमः।

Om Jyayase Namah।

Who is the highest and most excellent.

78. यक्षकिन्नेर सेवित (Yaksha Kinnerasevita)

ॐ यक्षकिन्नेर सेविताय नमः।

Om Yaksha Kinnerasevitaya Namah।

Who is served by yakshas and kinneras.

79. गङ्गा सुत (Ganga Suta)

ॐ गङ्गा सुताय नमः।

Om Ganga Sutaya Namah。

Who is the son of Mother Ganga.

80. गणाधीश (Ganadhisha)

ॐ गणाधीशाय नमः।

Om Ganadhishaya Namah।

The lord and leader of all ganas.

81. गम्भीर निनद (Gambhira Ninada)

ॐ गम्भीर निनदाय नमः।

Om Gambhira Ninadaya Namah।

Who produces a profound sound.

82. वटु (Vatu)

ॐ वटवे नमः।

Om Vatave Namah。

Who is in the form of a child.

83. अभीष्टवरद (Abhishtavarada)

ॐ अभीष्टवरदाय नमः।

Om Abhishtavaradaya Namah।

Who grants desired boons.

84. ज्योतिष (Jyotisha)

ॐ ज्योतिषे नमः।

Om Jyotishe Namah।

Who is the knower of astrology / who is of the form of light.

85. भक्तनिधि (Bhaktanidhi)

ॐ भक्तनिधये नमः।

Om Bhaktanidhaye Namah।

Who is everything to his devotees.

86. भावगम्य (Bhavagamya)

ॐ भावगम्याय नमः।

Om Bhavagamyaya Namah。

Who can be attained only through devotion.

87. मङ्गलप्रद (Mangala Prada)

ॐ मङ्गलप्रदाय नमः।

Om Mangalapradaya Namah।

Who grants auspiciousness.

88. अव्यक्त (Avyakta)

ॐ अव्यक्ताय नमः।

Om Avyaktaya Namah。

From whom the entire creation originates.

89. अप्राकृत पराक्रम (Aprakrita Parakrama)

ॐ अप्राकृत पराक्रमाय नमः।

Om Aprakrita Parakramaya Namah。

The lord of unparalleled valor.

90. सत्यधर्मी (Satyadharma)

ॐ सत्यधर्मिणे नमः।

Om Satyadharmine Namah。

Who follows the path of truth.

91. सखा (Sakha)

ॐ सखये नमः।

Om Sakhaye Namah。

Who is a friend to his devotees.

92. सरसाम्बुनिधि (Sarasambunidhi)

ॐ सरसाम्बुनिधये नमः।

Om Sarasambunidhaye Namah।

Who loves Durva grass.

93. महेश (Mahesha)

ॐ महेशाय नमः।

Om Maheshaya Namah।

Who is the greatest among the gods / who is the son of Lord Shiva.

94. दिव्याङ्ग (Divyanga)

ॐ दिव्याङ्गाय नमः।

Om Divyangaya Namah।

Whose all limbs are divine and radiant.

95. मणिकिङ्किणी मेखाल (Manikinkini Mekhala)

ॐ मणिकिङ्किणी मेखालाय नमः।

Om Manikinkini Mekhalaya Namah।

Who wears a girdle adorned with gems.

96. समस्त देवता मूर्ति (Samasta Devata Murti)

ॐ समस्त देवता मूर्तये नमः।

Om Samasta Devata Murtaye Namah।

Who is worshiped by all the gods.

97. सहिष्णु (Sahishnu)

ॐ सहिष्णवे नमः।

Om Sahishnave Namah।

Who is calm and tolerant.

98. सततोत्थित (Satatotthita)

ॐ सततोत्थिताय नमः।

Om Satatotthitaya Namah।

Who is ever-progressing.

99. विघातकारी (Vighatakari)

ॐ विघातकारिणे नमः।

Om Vighatakarine Namah。

Who protects his devotees.

100. विश्वग्दृश (Vishwagdrish)

ॐ विश्वग्दृशे नमः।

Om Vishwagdrishe Namah。

Who watches over all the activities of the world.

101. विश्वरक्षाकृत (Vishwarakshakrit)

ॐ विश्वरक्षाकृते नमः।

Om Vishwarakshakrite Namah。

Who protects the creation.

102. कल्याणगुरु (Kalyanaguru)

ॐ कल्याणगुरवे नमः।

Om Kalyanagurave Namah।

Who, in the form of a guru, bestows welfare.

103. उन्मत्तवेष (Unmattavesha)

ॐ उन्मत्तवेषाय नमः।

Om Unmattaveshaya Namah।

Who is always immersed in bliss.

104. अपराजित (Aparajita)

ॐ अपराजिते नमः।

Om Aparajite Namah。

Who is invincible.

105. समस्त जगदाधार (Samasta Jagadadhara)

ॐ समस्त जगदाधाराय नमः।

Om Samsta Jagadadharaya Namah。

Who supports the entire universe.

106. सर्वैश्वर्यप्रद (Sarwaishwaryaprada)

ॐ सर्वैश्वर्यप्रदाय नमः।

Om Sarwaishwaryapradaya Namah।

Who grants various kinds of wealth and prosperity.

107. आक्रान्त चिद चित्प्रभ (Akranta Chida Chitprabha)

ॐ आक्रान्त चिद चित्प्रभवे नमः।

Om Akranta Chida Chitprabhave Namah。

The source of all knowledge and intelligence in the universe.

108. श्री विघ्नेश्वर (Shri Vighneshwar)

ॐ श्री विघ्नेश्वराय नमः।

Om Shri Vighneshwaraya Namah।

Who destroys all obstacles.

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