Om Gan Ganpataye Namo Namah Ganesh Mantra (ओम गण गणपतये नमो नमः गणेश मंत्र)About Lord Ganesha

 

Gam Ganapataye Namaha is one of the mantas of Lord Ganesha. Lord Ganesha is the master of wisdom and knowledge. He is the remover of obstacles, and guardian of beauty, prosperity, grace and compassion. Lord Ganesha is the first deity to be reverenced in Hindu rites. He is a guardian of doors of houses and temples. He is the God that removes the internal and external obstacles of our success, and he is the one that grants the opening of your spiritual gifts. He is also the protector of all beings

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.1. Lord Ganesha is known as the Guardian of Knowledge, representing the sage, or a state of consciousness where a man reaches self-realization and plenitude of gifts. He is the first son of Shiva, the Lord of Transformation and supreme reality and the Goddess Parvati, the Mother of the Cosmos.

2. Lord Ganesha is known as the Guardian of Knowledge, representing the sage, or a state of consciousness where a man reaches self-realization and plenitude of gifts. He is the first son of Shiva, the Lord of Transformation and supreme reality and the Goddess Parvati, the Mother of the Cosmos.

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3. Lord Ganesha is an embodiment of wisdom and bliss. He is the Lord of Brahmacharins. He is the foremost among Brahmacharins or celibates. He rides on the Vahana, the small mouse. He is the Presiding Deity of the Muladhara Chakra. He is the Lord who removes all obstacles in the spiritual path and brings worldly success. So He is called Vighna Vinayaka. His Bijakshara is Gang. He is the Lord of harmony and peace.

4. Lord Ganesha represents OM or the Pranava. Pranava is the chief Mantra of the Hindus. Nothing can be done without uttering it. Hence the practice of invoking Lord Ganesha before beginning any rite or work. The two feet are His Jnana Sakti and Kriya Sakti. Lord Ganesha has the elephant-head as that is the one figure in nature which is of the form of Pranava. Riding on the mouse represents that He has killed egoism. He holds Ankusa. This represents that He is the Ruler of the world. This is the emblem of Divine Royalty. In accordance with the legends, Sri Ganesha was the scribe for the Vedic Texts, which he did using his tusks instead of a pen.

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5. His Maha mantra is Om Gam Ganapataye Namaha. Lord Ganesha’s Mantras can be chanted out loud or internally. They have been used throughout the centuries and it is believed that the sacred power of words and the accompanying sounds in mantra aid in spiritual progression (transcending into higher states of consciousness) and to effect healing in the physical and energetic bodies

6. Translation of Om gam ganapataye namaha

6. A translation might be: Om = Salutations! Everyone wake up! Gam = The secret power sound of Ganesh. It is his “seed syllable” or bija mantra. Ganapataye = Another name of Ganesh, the breaker of obstacles. Namaha = Yo! Ganesh! You da God!

7. The pronunciation is also pretty easy:

7. The pronunciation is also pretty easy: Om = ohm or aum Gam = Somewhere between “gahm” and “gum”. In some dialects it is “guhng”. Ganapataye = gah-nah-paht-ah-yeh Namaha - nah-mah-hah