Lord Ganesha, also known as Vighanaharta (removing obstacles), is one of the most revered deities in Hinduism. All auspicious rituals and new undertakings are worshiped at the beginning, Ganesha is considered to bless devotees with knowledge, prosperity and success. There are many forms of elephant-oriented deity, each of which symbolizes a unique aspect of its divine power.
In Hindu scriptures, Lord Ganesha is known by many names – each name takes a special significance and spiritual meaning. Chanting these names during prayer, especially Ganesh Chaturthi or during daily worship, is asked to bring positivity, remove difficulties and implement their blessings.
Here are Lord Ganesha (Ganesh Ekavimashati Namavali) and 21 holy names of his meanings:
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1. Sully – One with a beautiful face
2. Ekadanta – With a single task, symbolizes sacrifice and knowledge
3. Kapila – Which is deep like a fire or tawi
4. Gaze -Shet -like ears
5. Lambodara – One with a large abdomen, reflects generosity and universe
6. Victa – One with a unique look, delete obstacles
7. Disruptions – Obstructive
8. Vinayaka – The supreme leader, without a master
9. Dhumraketu – A form of strength
10. Ganadhayachara – Leader of Ganas (divine hostess)
11. Good Chandra – The one who beautifies the moon on his forehead
12. Ghajanana – With an elephant’s face
13. Vakratunda – With a curved trunk, symbolizes adaptability and specificity
14. Shurpakarna – With large ears, representing knowledge and listening to prayers
15. Heraamba – Weakened and helpless protector
16. Skandpurvaj – Elder brother of Lord Scanda (Kartikeya)
17. Siddhivinayaka – Best of success and achievements
18. Vignaraja – The king who removes obstacles
19. Yogadhipa – God of meditation and yoga
20. Durga Ganpati – One invincible, destroyer of evil forces
21. Ganapati – God of all ganas, revered as the final guide
Importance of chanting Ganesh’s 21 names
Devotees often recite these 21 names during prayers, especially in the morning, before starting new work, or during Ganesh Chaturthi ceremony. Each name is considered a mantra in itself, which leads the vibrations that bring vibration, prosperity, peace and security.
By remembering these names with devotion, one not only seeks blessings, but also cultivates qualities such as patience, knowledge, humility and inner strength.
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