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1 Bala GanapatiBala Ganapati is "the Childlike" God of golden
hue. In His hands He holds a banana, mango, sugar cane and
jackfruit, all representing the earth's abundance and fertility.
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Taruna GanapatiEight-armed, Taruna Ganapati, "the Youthful,"
holds a noose and goad, modaka, wood apple, rose apple, His broken
tusk, a sprig of paddy and a sugar cane stalk. His brilliant red
color reflects the blossoming of youth.
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Chaturthi 32 Forms of God Ganesh 108 Names of God Ganesh Legends of
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Vrat Katha (Story) Shanivar vrath Katha
3 Bhakti GanapatiShining like the full moon during harvest
season and garlanded with flowers, Bhakti Ganapati, dear to
devotees, is indeed pleasant to look upon. He holds a banana, a
mango, coconut and a bowl of sweet payasa pudding.
Shukarvar ( Friday ) Vrat Katha Bhraspativar (Thursday) Vrat
Katha (Story) Budhwar (Wednesday) Vrat Katha (Story) Mangalvar
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KATHA Saraswathi Mata Bhajan Karva Chauth - Details, Information
and Legend abo... Karwa Chauth Pooja Vidhi The Legend of Karwa
Chauth Putlur Angala Parameswari Sharad Poornima The beginning of
Autumn Beliefs and Observations of Sharad Purnima Sharad Purnima
2010 or Khojagari Purnima 2010 : Le... Story of Dushana and
Mahakala Story of Arjuna and Shiva Story of Shatanika and
Shasranika Churning of the Ocean in Hindu Mythology Maa Lakshmi -
Origin Of Devi Santan Lakshmi Dhairya( Veera ) Lakshmi Gajalakshmi
Dhanalakshmi and Dhan Lakshmi Adi Lakshmi goddess of happiness
Mahavidhya Devi Kamalatmika
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Vira GanapatiThe "Valiant Warrior," Vira Ganapati, assumes a
commanding pose. His 16 arms bristle with weapons, symbols of mind
powers: a goad, discus, bow, arrow, sword, shield, spear, mace, a
battleaxe, a trident and more.
5 Shakti GanapatiFour-armed and seated with one of His shaktis
on His knee Shakti
Why is Krishna colored blue? Navratri Special - Goddess Lakshmi
- Compasssion
His shaktis on His knee, Shakti Ganapati, "the Powerful," of
orangered hue, guards the householder. He holds a garland, noose
and goad, and bestows blessings with the abhaya mudra.
a... Sheetla Mata Vrat SHRI MATA SHEETLA DEVI Chamunda Devi
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Goddess Mahalasa Narayan... 64 Qualities of Lord Krishna Ninth Day
of Navratri Maha Navami, Mahishasura M...
Dvija GanapatiFour-headed Dvija Ganapati, "the Twice-born," is
moon-like in color. Holding a noose, a goad, an ola leaf scripture,
a staff, water vessel and a his japa beads, He reminds one and all
of the urgency for disciplined striving.
Durga Ashtami is eighth day of Navratri Durga Pu... Bathukamma
Festival in Andhara Pradesh Eighth Day of Navaratri Dedicated to
Goddess Maha ... Bhagavad Gita and Wealth Creation Maa Kalaratri
The Worship of the Fiercest Forms ... CHIR-HARAN-LILA Sixth Day of
Navaratri Dedicated to Goddess Katyay... Hymn to Narayani - Eulogy
of the Merits
7 Siddhi GanapatiGolden-yellow Siddhi Ganapati, "the
Accomplished," is the epitome of achievement and self-mastery. He
sits comfortably holding a bouquet of flowers, an axe, mango, sugar
cane and, in His trunk, a tasty sesame sweet.
The Slaying of Nishumbha The Slaying of Shumba The Slaying of
Dhumralochana - The Slaying of Chan... The destruction of demons
Shumbha and Nishumbha The Slaying of Mahishasura Demon Mahishasur
destroyed by Mahamaya Chapter 8 - The Slaying of RaktaBija Fifth
day or Maha Panchami of Navaratri 2011 Ded... Durga Saptashati
Katha
Navaratri Special : Mantras & Stuti
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Shree Nav Durga Rakhsa Mantra Fourth Day of Navratri Dedicated
to Goddess Kushma... Third day of Navratri 2010 Dedicated to
Goddess ... Second day of Navratri Dedicated to Goddess
Brahma...
Ucchhishta GanapatiUcchhishta Ganapati is "Lord of Blessed
Offerings" and guardian of culture. Of blue complexion and
sixarmed, He sits with His Shakti, holding a vina, pomegranate,
blue lotus flower, japa mala and a sprig of fresh paddy.
Raksha Mantra of Nav durga. How to do Ghatasthapana during
Navratri? Kalashs... The Magnificence of Mantras First day of
Navratri Ghatasthapana, Shailputri ... Sankata Devi Namashtakam
Devi Stotram to get rid... Meenakshi Pancharatna Stotram Prayer to
Goddess ... Sri Rajarajeshwari Devi Stavam Prayer to Rajaraj...
9 Vighna GanapatiVighna Ganapati, "Lord of Obstacles," is of
brilliant gold hue and bedecked in jewels. His eight arms hold a
noose and goad, tusk and modaka, conch and discus, a bouquet of
flowers, sugar cane, flower arrow and an axe.
History of Navratri Kalash Sthapana or Ghat Sthapana for Durga
Pooja Navratri Vrat Katha and Pujan Vidhi or Navratri St... Legend
and myth behind Navratri The Mechanism of Death "What is Life after
Death?" Sri Bhagavan Mayurdhwaj A Great Daanveer Story of Vrikasura
and Lord Vishnu Story of Gajendra and Lord Vishnu Significance Of
The Banyan Tree In Hinduism Story of King Rantideva The Avatars of
Vishnu & Shiva & Devastras Kedarnath Explanation of
Mantras, Matrika Nyaasas and D... Mistery behind the name
10
Bhagirathi
Kshipra GanapatiHandsome, red-hued Kshipra Ganapati,
"Quick-acting" giver of boons, displays His broken tusk, a noose,
goad and a sprig of the kalpavriksha (wish-fulfilling) tree. In His
uplifted trunk He holds a tiny pot of precious jewels.
Lord Ganeshs Atharvashirsha Prayer Lord Ganesh- Ganapati (The
Leader Of The Celestial... Legends Of Lord Ganesh Part 4 Legends Of
Lord Ganesh Lord Ganesh Unites Lord Karthikeyan And Valli Rare
Loving Names Of Lord Ganesh How Lord Ganesh Foils Ravana, The King
Of Lankas ... Jaidratha's misdeed KRISHNA AND INDRA Nachiketas
Pitruvaakya paripaalana
11 Heramba GanapatiFive-faced, white in color, Heramba Ganapati,
"Protector of the Weak," rides a big lion. He extends the gestures
of protection and blessing while holding a noose, japa beads, axe,
hammer, tusk, garland, fruit and modaka.
Demise of the Dynasties and Death of Krishna Kuntis Worship
Shiva Bhajan Raksha Bandhan Legend Mahabharta war in the history of
Hindus Scientific view of Mahabharata Story of Utanka and Takshaka
Janamejaya's Sarpa Yaga (Snake Sacrifice) Sree Lalitha Sahasra
Namam Ananta Chathurdashi Puja
12
Padma Purana on the Appearance of Ekadashi Avani - Kolar
district The Hindu Pantheon Betel Leaves in Hindu Rituals
Importance of Bete... Popular Shlokas from the Bhagavad Gita
Lakshmi GanapatiLakshmi Ganapati, pure white giver of success,
sits flanked by Wisdom and Achievement. Gesturing varada mudra, He
holds a green parrot, a pomegranate, sword, goad, noose, sprig of
kalpavriksha and a water vessel.
Popular Shlokas from the Bhagavad Gita Gita Mahatmya : The
Glories of the Bhagavad Gita f... Gita Mahatmya : The Glories of
the Bhagavad Gita f... Gita Mahatmya : The Glories of the Bhagavad
Gita f... Gita Mahatmya : The Glories
of the Bhagavad Gita f... Gita Mahatmya : The Glories of the
Bhagavad Gita f... Gita Mahatmya : The Glories of the Bhagavad Gita
f... Gita Mahatmya : The Glories of the Bhagavad Gita f...
13 Maha GanapatiAccompanied by one of His shaktis, "the Great,"
Maha Ganapati, is redcomplexioned and three-eyed. He holds His
tusk, a pomegranate, blue lily, sugar-cane bow, discus, noose,
lotus, paddy sprig, mace and a pot of gems.
Pitru Paksha story or Mahalaya Paksha Legend 14 ... Method of
Tharpanam The difference between shraddh performed on the de...
Homage To Ancestors-Pitru Paksha Shraddh/Shradh Ma... Pitru Paksha
SRIPADA SRIVALLABHA Preethi Oneness How A Nymph Became A Fish
Ganapathi the scribe Ganga World Spiritual Benefits of Fasting
Hanuman to the rescue and Death of Indrajeet Shri Rams Journey with
Sage VishwamitraRam Jan... Pradyumna - Lord Krishna Son Entry of
Kaliyug Rishi Durvasa The Story Of Ambarisha
14
Vijaya GanapatiFour-armed, of red hue and riding His resourceful
mushika, Vijaya Ganapati is "the Victorious" bestower of success.
His insignia are the broken tusk, elephant goad, a noose and a
lucious golden mango, His favorite fruit.
SHALIGRAM (SILA) AND ITS HISTORY PITRU PAKSHA SHRADDH RITUALS
DEDICATED TO THE DEAD IN HINDUISM BHAGIRATHI RIVER VISHNU IN
NARASHIMA (MAN WITH LION HEAD) AVATAR Reciting Hanuman Chalisa
Ganesha and Talasura Ganeshas Marriage SCIENTIFIC PROPERTIES OF
RUDRAKSHA AKSHAYA TRITIYA GOLDEN DAY OF ETERNAL SUCCESS
15 Nritya Ganapati
Chanchala Lakshmi - The Restless One!
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pAfter The War Sri Krishna Tells The Gita Story of Prince
Keechaka Shiva the Fisherman Form of Lord Shiva - Nature adorned
Lord Shiva - God Of All shiva lingam - A Glorious Worship Sri Rahu
Stotram Mahishasura Karna : A cursed demigod in human avtar
Hartalika Teej
The happy "Dancer," Nritya Ganapati, is four-armed and golden,
with rings on His fingers, holding a tusk, goad, noose and modaka
sweet. He prances under the kalpavriksha tree, epitomizing
exuberant activity and joy.
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Who is the Supreme Godhead? Story of Urvashi and Pururava Story
of Nahusha Story of Vritra Story of Banasura Redemption of Ahalya A
short story from the Mahabharata THE QUESTIONS OF YAKSHA What the
thunder says God behind the godsKenopanishad Viragya or Disinterest
The Incarnations of Shri Krishna and Shri Rama Why Ramayana is a
true story? Varth Katha Story of Shanidev and Lord Shiva Story of
Shanidev and Lord Shiva
Urdhva GanapatiSeated with one of His shaktis on His left knee,
Urdhva Ganapati is "the Elevated" Lord of golden hue. In His six
hands He holds a sprig of paddy, a lotus, the sugar cane bow, an
arrow, His ivory tusk and a blue water lily.
17 Ekakshara GanapatiEkakshara, of "Single-Syllable" (gam), is
three-eyed, of red complexion and attire. Crescent moon on His
crown, He sits in lotus pose upon Mushika, offers the boon-giving
gesture and holds a pomegranate, noose and goad.
Story of Shanidev and God Krishna four legends of shani
shingnapur Stories of Shani dev & Hanuman ji Sri Lakshmi
Narasimha Karavalamba Stotram Haridra Ganesha Ganesha and durva
grass Maha Ganapati Sahasranamartha Dipika
Why is Ganesha called the remover of obstacles (Vi... What does
a snake around Ganeshas stomach represe...
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Ekavimshati pathra pooja Ganesha Chaturthi The Story Of Kacha
& Devayani Ganesha Gallery Sankatashara Ganapati Dhoomraketu
Sri Gajanana Srimayuresh
Varada GanapatiVarada Ganapati, "the Boon-Giver with prominent
third eye of wisdom, holds a dish of honey, the noose and goad and
encloses a pot of jewels in His trunk. His shakti is at His side,
and the crescent moon adorns His crown.
Mohatkata Vinayaka: Ganesh Puranam Krishna in Gokul Janmashtami
Krishna Bal Leela PEEPAL TREE - It's Origin and Importance
SPIRITUAL REMEDIES ONE'S FATE OR DESTINY AMLA TREE - It's Origin
and Importance Is God Male, Female, or Both?
19 Tryakshara GanapatiTryakshara Ganapati, "the Lord of Three
Letters" (A-U-M), is gold in color and has fly whisks in His big
floppy ears. He carries the broken tusk, goad, noose and mango and
is often seen grasping a sweet modaka in His trunk.
Krishna's Identity, Energies, Nature, Home, and Mo... Can God Do
That? NARAD PURAN- THE BIRTH OF SAGAR SRI PADMA PURANA
SHRISHTI-KHAND SRI PADMA PURANA SHRISHTI-KHAND SRI PADMA PURANA
SHRISHTI-KHAND SRI PADMA PURANA SHRISHTI-KHAND SRI PADMA PURANA
BHUMI KHAND SRI PADMA PURANA SWARGA--KHANDA SRI PADMA PURANA PATAL
-KHAND
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SRI PADMA PURANA UTTAR - KHAND SRI PADMA PURANA UTTAR - KHAND !!
KARTIKA MASA PUJA PHALA SIDDHIRASTHU !!
Shiva Chalisa Veda Sara Shiva Sthavam Sri Vishnu
Astottaranamavali Sri Guru Astottaranamavali Story of Kartika
Somavara Vratham: SRI Mahalakshmiyei Sri Chakra Puja to Sri
Saraswati Devi Bestows a We... Sri Sai Nath Mantra & Chalisa
Sai BABA Ashtakam Shirdi Sai Ashtothram and Meanings Aath Shri Sai
Choutice Vikhyatey Sri Nrisimha Mantra & sholkas
Kshipra Prasada GanapatiKshipra Prasada Ganapati, "the Quick
Rewarder," presides from a kusha-grass throne. His big belly
symbolizes the manifest universe. He holds a noose, goad, tusk,
lotus, pomegranate and a twig of the wishfulfilling tree.
21 Haridra GanapatiHaridra Ganapati, the golden one dressed in
bright yellow vestments, sits calmly on a posh, regal throne. Along
with His tusk and a modaka, He wields a noose to hold devotees
close and a sharp goad to spur them onward.
Vastu Yantra Gajendra Moksha Mantra & Shlokas LAXMI STUTI
Mantra's for the particular Yantra How to Use the Yantras Maha
Mrututyunja Vishnu Sloka Saisa Satkam Mantra Sai Baba Mantra &
Shlokas Mantra Pushpam SABER MANTRA Prayer Slokas Shlokas from
Bhagwad Gita Daily Strotras Sri Ramaraksha Stotra Shiva Strotras
Navgraha Surapadman Ganapathy Mantra History of Lord Sri Hanuman
KUBERA MANTRA Mantras
22
Ekadanta GanapatiEkadanta, of "Single Tusk," is distinguished by
His blue color and sizeable belly. The attributes of this murti are
an axe for cutting the bonds of ignorance, prayer beads for japa,
a
Remedies of Various Doshas Many problems one solution.......
Sadhana Navgraha Kawach & sholkas About Gayatri Mantras
with
laddu sweet and the broken right tusk.
different DEV-DEVI's::.... Nithya Pooja Vedhi ASHTOTHTHARA PUJA
Vijaya Lakshmi Stotram Maha Lakshmi Stotram Sidha Lakshmi Stotram
Saraswathi devi Pooja Vidhi Improve Your Intelligence And Wisdom
through the p...
23 Srishti GanapatiRiding on His docile and friendly mouse,
Srishti Ganapati is the lord of happy "Manifestation." This active
God, of red complexion, holds His noose a goad, a perfect mango,
and His tusk, representing selfless sacrifice.
Sthala purana of Kamakhya devi: KAYADHU: THE MOTHER OF PRAHLAD
LORD BRAHMA KAK BHUSHUNDI SANAKA, SANANDANA, SANATANA AND
SANATKUMAARA: THE ... YAMARAJA: THE LORD OF DEATH JADABHARATA
SUMANTRA Shri Siddha Lakshmi Stotram VaraLakshmi Vratha katha
GAJENDRA: Varalakshmi Vratam & Shravana Shanivara pooja
Viswaroopa Nava Ratna Anjaneya Mala Billion Minutes of Good wished
Bank What is religious importance of this "Shraavan or ...
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Uddanda GanapatiUddanda Ganapati is the bold "Enforcer of
Dharma," the laws of being. His ten hands hold a pot of gems, a
blue lily, sugar cane, a mace, lotus flower, sprig of paddy, a
pomegranate, noose, garland and His broken tusk.
Mythological tales BANASURA: THE DEVOTEE OF LORD SHIVA
BRAHMARISHI VASHISHTA GARUDA Vedasara Shiva composed by Bhagvan Adi
Shankara Ac... Bhaja Govindam Famous Composition by Adi Shankar...
Atma Panchakam - Adi Sankaracharya's Maya Panchakam - Adi
Sankaracharya's Hanuman Chalisa
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Charpata Panjarika Stotra
Rinamochana GanapatiRinamochana Ganapati is humanity's liberator
from guilt and bondage. His figure of alabaster skin is apparelled
in red silks. He bears a noose and a goad, His milk-white tusk and
a favorite fruit, the rose apple.
(The eighteen gems of wi... Mangala Gouri Vratam - the Legend
and Celebrations... Raksha Bandhan / Rakhi Poornima Syamantakam
NAAG PANCHAMI Satya's Marriage - Satya was the most beautiful an...
The boy who was always sixteen Kaliyan - Kaliyan was a very
poisonous snake. Soon... Guru Dakshina Loyalty to One's Guru
Mother's Role Shri Krishna And about krishna's marriages and his...
How Lord Vithoba came to Pandharpur House of Lac Avatars of Ganesha
Char Pitrabhakt Balak Shri Ganesh Ji Gurubhakt Balak Eklavya
Ganapathi - "You wanted me to eat here. Give me so... Kabirs Ram -
Realization cannot be attained if min... Bakasura - Our King tried
to fight the giant with ... Krishna and the cowboy Siddha kunjjika
Stotra Importance of flowers in puja ritual Hindu Rituals and
Routines HANUMANMANTRA CHAMATKAARAANUSHTT HAAN
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Dhundhi GanapatiRed-hued Dhundhi Ganapati, "the Sought After,"
holds a strand of rudraksha beads, His broken tusk, an axe and a
small pot of precious gems thought to represent the treasury of
awakenings He saves for all ardent devotees.
27 Dvimukha GanapatiDvimukha Ganapati, called Janus by the
Romans, with two divergent faces, sees in all directions. His
blue-green form is dressed in red silk. He wears a bejeweled crown
and holds a noose, goad, His tusk and a pot of gems.
HANUMAN SADHANAS 108 Names of Shirdi Sai Baba (Sai Ashtrotram)
Sc... How Lord Ganesh came to have elephant's head Vali and Ravana
Ganapathis Origin Rudraksha Legends
Lord Dhanvantri JyotirLinga Kurma Avtar - The Tortoise
Incarnation Sri Ram Setu -The Power Of Shiva & Shakti
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Lakshmi Praapti & Health Tips for Various Ailments... Guru
Nishtha Eka Dantha Stotram Sapta Rishi (Seven Sages) Glories of
Tulasi Devi Swastik NAGA PANCHAMI
Trimukha GanapatiTrimukha Ganapati, the contemplative
"three-faced" Lord of red hue, sits on a golden lotus, telling His
beads, holding a noose, goad and vessel of nectar. He gestures
protection with a right hand and blessings with a left.
SHALIGRAM AMLA The Holy and Healthful Fruit The prayer to Ganga
that removes ten types of sins... Peepal or pipal: The Holy Tree
How Pushkar Became A Lake Karz se Mukti Saint Haridas and the
Fallen Woman Is a Guru Absolutely Necessary?
29 Sinha GanapatiSinha Ganapati, white in color, rides a lion
and displays another lion in one hand, symbolizing strength and
fearlessness. He also holds a kalpavriksha sprig, the vina, a lotus
blossom, flower bouquet and a pot of jewels.
Garbarakshambigai Garbaraksha Stotras Sudarshana Ashtakam
Navagraha Gayatri Mantras Various Gayatri Mantras Gayatri Mantras -
All Other Gayatri Mantras Gayatri Chalisa Swaminarayan Akshaya
Paatra Gayatri Chalisa, Goddess Gayatri and History of Ga... DIVINE
Aum & The Meaning of Aum A four-part series on the Puranas.
MARUTS - the Matsya Purana, with an addition from ... sant
suteekshan dwara bhagwaan ki stuti
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Atri rishi dwara bhagwaan ki stuti shivji dwara bhagwaan ki
stuti Narada Muni Said: Who is Greater - Lord Almighty or His
Divine Name?... Why do we prostrate before parents and elders? Why
do we apply the holy ash? Why do we do pradakshina
(circumambulate)? Why do we offer a coconut? Ganesh Pancha Rathnam
Shree Mahishasura Mardhini Sthotram Navratri Katha -Festival of
India Myth and History of MahaShivaratri
Yoga GanapatiYoga Ganapati is absorbed in mantra japa, His knees
strapped in meditative pose, hands holding a yoga staff, sugar cane
stalk, a noose and prayer beads. His color is like the morning sun.
Blue garments adorn His form.
31 Durga GanapatiDurga Ganapati, the "Invincible," waves the
flag of victory over darkness. This splendid murti is of deep gold
hue, dressed in red, holding a bow and arrow, noose and goad,
prayer beads, broken tusk and a rose apple.
Dhruva - The Pole Star. Why do we fast? Why do we light a lamp?
Why do we wear marks (tilak) on the forehead? All gods are the
symbolic representations of natur... Ganeshani - Female Form Of
Lord Ganesh Hanumath Bhujanga Prayatha Stotram Dhanvantari About
Dhanwantri the God of Medicine... Hanuman Bajrang Baan Gaja Laxmi
Story of Dhanteras Why Goddess Lakshmi is worshi... Asta Laxmi Maha
Lakshmi Namosute Adi Shankaracharya About Snakes Worn by Shiva:
Serpent around Sivas ... Story of Shiva and Bhasmasura
32 Sankatahara GanapatiSankatahara Ganapati, "the Dispeller of
Sorrow," is of sunlike hue, dressed
God Shiva Worshipped in the Form of Linga or Linga... Bhaagyada
Lakshmi Baaramma
, , in blue, and seated on a red lotus flower. He holds a bowl
of pudding, a goad and a noose while gesturing the boon-granting
varada mudra.
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Kumari The Legend of Meenakshi Devi The Story of Kannagi Hari Hara
Bhakta Prahlaada Marriage of Shiva with Sati origin of vishnus
sudarshana chakra.
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