Navratris begin today with Gudi padwa, the Marathi New Year, and with that my most precious nine days...before I write a poem on Goddess Durga, I write for Lord Ganesha, the lord of auspicious beginnings...this one is for all Ganesha Devotees...
Lord Ganesha is definitely one of the most endearing divine forms,
Worshipped the world over as Gajanana or the Elephant Faced God.
Having a magical, mystical and magnetic effect that truly
transforms
All His devotees,
pulling them towards Him through an invisible cord.
He is commonly known as Ganapati or Lord of all Lords, the Almighty,
And as Omkara, one with the form of Om, the very first ancient syllable,
He has a universal
appeal and worldwide acceptance as a popular deity,
Known as Avighna or
Vignaharta, remover of each and every obstacle.
So naturally He has
been depicted in endless figures, forms and frames.
In Mumbai city He is worshipped with utmost loyalty and deep devotion
Idolized in innumerable shapes and known by more than thousand names.
Muktidaya, Bestower of eternal bliss; Mangalmurti, all
auspicious lord,
Nideeshwaram, the Giver of wealth and treasures, blessing
one and all.
Siddhivinayaka, Bestower of success and Kripalu, the ever
merciful Lord
Are just few of the names of this lovable God that I can randomly recall.
I bow to you, the all omnipresent and omnipotent Lord of the
Universe,
Shower your divine blessings on me, my family and all my friends
please.
Oh Buddhinath, the
God of Wisdom, to you I dedicate this little verse,
After all, you are known as Kshipra, the one who is so easy to appease!
After all, you are known as Kshipra, the one who is so easy to appease!
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