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    Lord Ganesh Songs II

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    Part 2 of lord Ganesh songs from my collection. Contains 6 small songs that can be memorized easily. You can sing in prayers as bhajans.

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    Part 2 of lord Ganesh songs from my collection. Contains 6 small songs that can be memorized easily. You can sing in prayers as bhajans.

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    Part 2 of lord Ganesh songs from my collection. Contains 6 small songs that can be memorized easily. You can sing in prayers as bhajans.

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    Lord Ganesh Songs II

    Uploaded by

    ramavarshny
    Part 2 of lord Ganesh songs from my collection. Contains 6 small songs that can be memorized easily. You can sing in prayers as bhajans.

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    The passage talks about the tradition of worshipping Lord Ganesha before starting any work to ensure its successful completion. It also mentions that worshipping him with true devotion will remove worries and fill one's life with joy and peace.

    Some songs mentioned that are dedicated to Lord Ganesha include Gaja Vadana Gananaatha, Gaja Vadana Shree Gananatha, Gajaanana Hey Shubhaanana, Gananaatha Gaja Vadana etc.

    Lord Ganesha is referred to as the remover of obstacles, the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi, and the one who bestows success and removes worries when worshipped with true devotion.

    Lord Ganesh

    It is our tradition to
    worship Lord Ganesh before starting any
    work, to complete the work successfully.

    Lord Ganesh fondly


    called as Pillayarapa and Ganapathi
    Bappa, is the elder son of Lord Shiva and
    Lordess Parvathi. He is the brother of
    Lord Muruga. He is Vigneshwara, who
    removes all obstacles.

    People offer him


    “Modhagam”, “Aval”, “Pori” etc. His
    birthday is celebrated as “Ganesh
    Chathurthi”. It is a custom to immerse His
    idol (made of sand) into river/sea after
    this festival, it indicates that our
    problems/sorrows will be removed if we
    have true Bhakthi.

    Worshiping Him is very


    easy, Mix some turmeric powder or sandal
    powder with water and form a triangular
    structure such that its base lies on
    ground. Apply kumkum on the upper tip
    portion. So simple, isn’t it. Offer flowers.
    Offer Prasadham, even chocolates will do.
    Sing songs and offer Aarathi.

    Pray with true devotion.


    He will remove all your worries and give
    you success. Your life will be filled with
    joy and peace with His grace.

    Om Kam Ganeshaya Namaha

    This is a collection of few small songs on Lord


    Ganesh, which i collected from several
    websites long time back. Thanks to all those
    who contributed.

    These are songs of two to six lines, which can


    easily be memorized. Even children can learn
    the songs easily.

    This Part contains six songs. Kindly forgive me,


    for any errors found.

    Contents:
    1. Gaja Vadana Gananaatha
    2. Gaja Vadana Shree Gananatha
    3. Gajaanana Hey Shubhaanana
    4. Gananaatha Gaja Vadana
    5. Gaja Vadana Gananaatha Naatha
    6. Gananaatha Gananaatha

    1. Gaja Vadana Gananaatha:

    Gaja Vadana Gananaatha Gaja Vadana


    Deena Naathha
    Siddhi Daatha Shiva Thanaya
    Siddhi Pradaayaka Gajaanana
    Parvathi Nandana Bhava Bhaya
    Bhanjana
    Yuga Yuga Vanditha Jaya Shree Ganesha

    Meaning:

    Elephant-faced Ganesh, Lord of the Ganas and


    protector of the helpless. Son of Shiva, giver of
    liberation, destroyer of worldly fears. Glory to Ganesh
    who is revered through the ages.
    2. Gaja Vadana Shree Gananatha :

    Gaja Vadana Shree Gananatha


    Ambika Thanaya Paahi Prabhu
    Siddhi Vinaayaka Kaivalya Daatha
    Paashaankusha Dhara Paahi Prabhu
    Namaami Nithyam Smaraami Nithyam
    Deena Sharanya Paahi Prabhu

    Meaning:
    Oh Ganesha with an elephant face, son of Parvathi,
    please bestow Your Grace on us. You are the one to
    liberate us from the endless cycle of births and
    deaths. You have been guiding us by using Your lasso
    and prod. I shall always pray to You. I shall
    ceaselessly chant Your name in my mind. You have
    always protected the meek and the humble. Please
    guide and protect me.

    3. Gajaanana Hey Shubhaanana:

    Gajaanana Hey Shubhaanana


    Gauri Manohara Priya Nandana
    Pashupathi Thanaya Gajaanana
    Parama Niranjana Subhaanana

    Meaning:
    Hey Gajaanana (Ganesha), the auspicious One; The
    beautiful and Beloved son of Gauri (Parvathi); Oh
    Gajaanana (Ganesha) son of Pashupathi (Shiva) Thou
    art supremely faultless and the auspicious One.

    4. Gananaatha Gaja Vadana:

    Gananaatha Gaja Vadana Gananaatha


    Deenaharana
    Siddhi Daatha Shiva Thanaya
    Buddhi Pradaayaka Gajaanana
    Parvathi Nandana Jaya Jagavandana
    Yuga Yuga Vandana Jai Jagadeesha

    Meaning:

    Oh Lord of Ganas, the elephant faced One,


    the One who dispels misery! You bestow boons,
    Oh son of Shiva! You bestow intelligence, Lord
    Ganesha! Victory to the One who is revered by
    the whole world, the son of Parvathi! You are
    revered throughout the ages (Yugas); Hail
    Thee, God of the world.

    5. Gaja Vadana Gananaatha Naatha:

    Gaja Vadana Gananaatha Naatha


    Gauri Vara Thanaya Guna Laya
    Gaja Vadana Gananaatha Naatha
    Vidya Dhaayaka Buddhi Pradaayaka
    Siddhi Vinaayaka Hey Subha Daayaka
    Meaning:

    O Elephant-faced Lord! Lord of Demi-Gods and


    beloved Son of Mother Gauri; Thou art extremely
    merciful. You grant auspiciousness and gifts.

    6. Gananaatha Gananaatha:

    Gananaatha Gananaatha
    Mooshika Vaahana Jaya Gananaatha
    Sharanam Sharanam Gajaanana
    Sidhi Vinaayaka Gananaatha
    Mukthi Pradaayaka Gananaatha
    Jagatodhaara Jaya Gananaatha
    Sharanam Sharanam Gajaanana

    Meaning:

    I seek refuge in You, Ganesha. You are the God


    with super natural powers. You are the Lord
    who gives liberation to people. You are the One
    who uplifts the whole world. Victory to You,
    Lord Ganesha.

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