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    Vakrathunda Sloka

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    This 3 line hymn praises Lord Ganesha as having a large elephant-headed body that is as radiant as a thousand suns. It asks for his grace so that any task being started may be completed without any hindrances.

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    This 3 line hymn praises Lord Ganesha as having a large elephant-headed body that is as radiant as a thousand suns. It asks for his grace so that any task being started may be completed without any hindrances.

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    This 3 line hymn praises Lord Ganesha as having a large elephant-headed body that is as radiant as a thousand suns. It asks for his grace so that any task being started may be completed without any hindrances.

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    Vakrathunda Sloka

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    omkararesearch
    This 3 line hymn praises Lord Ganesha as having a large elephant-headed body that is as radiant as a thousand suns. It asks for his grace so that any task being started may be completed without any hindrances.

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    Vakrathunda Sloka

    Vakrathunda Mahaakaaya Suryakoti


    Samaprabha Nirvignam Gurumaydeva
    Sarvakaryeshu Sarvada

    O Elephant headed large bodied Lord,


    radiant as a thousand Suns, I ask for your
    grace so that this task that I am starting may
    complete without any hindrances.
    Om

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