ॐ
1
ॐ गणाधिपाय नमः
2
ॐ गणेश्वराय नमः
3
ॐ गणमुख्य नमः
4
ॐ गणवंदिताय नमः
5
ॐ गणाग्रजाय नमः
6
ॐ गणपतये नमः
7
ॐ एकदंताय नमः
8
ॐ महाकाय नमः
9
ॐ लंबोदराय नमः
10
ॐ धूम्रवर्णाय नमः
11
ॐ विकटाय नमः
12
ॐ विघ्ननाशिने नमः
13
ॐ सुमंगलाय नमः
14
ॐ वक्रतुंडाय नमः
15
ॐ कपिलवक्त्राय नमः
16
ॐ गजकर्णकाय नमः
17
ॐ हेरंबाय नमः
18
ॐ शूर्पकर्णाय नमः
19
ॐ चतुर्भुजाय नमः
20
ॐ प्रशांत नमः
21
ॐ अनंताय नमः
22
ॐ गजवक्त्राय नमः
23
ॐ भालचंद्राय नमः
24
ॐ सिद्धिदात्र नमः
25
ॐ विघ्नेशाय नमः
26
ॐ वरप्रदाय नमः
27
ॐ श्रीदाय नमः
28
ॐ सुमुखाय नमः
29
ॐ कामरूपिणे नमः
30
ॐ कपिलाय नमः
31
ॐ ज्ञानरूपाय नमः
32
ॐ चिदंबराय नमः
33
ॐ विघ्नकर्त्रे नमः
34
ॐ विघ्नहर्त्रे नमः
35
ॐ मोदकप्रियाय नमः
36
ॐ दुर्वांबुपूजिताय नमः
37
ॐ बलप्रदाय नमः
38
ॐ भक्तवरप्रदाय नमः
39
ॐ अव्यक्ताय नमः
40
ॐ विनायकाय नमः
41
ॐ अंबिकेय नमः
42
ॐ सर्वसिद्धिप्रदायकाय नमः
43
ॐ ईशपुत्राय नमः
44
ॐ सर्वरूपाय नमः
45
ॐ महागणपतये नमः
46
ॐ सर्वज्ञाय नमः
47
ॐ एकदंष्ट्राय नमः
48
ॐ मूषकवाहन नमः
49
ॐ इभाननाय नमः
50
ॐ विनायकाय नमः
51
ॐ सिद्धिरूपाय नमः
52
ॐ ज्ञानमूर्तये नमः
53
ॐ गणेशाय नमः
54
ॐ विघ्नराजाय नमः
55
ॐ वरदाय नमः
56
ॐ शिवाद्वय नमः
57
ॐ शंभुपुत्राय नमः
58
ॐ एकदंष्ट्राय नमः
59
ॐ लंबोदराय नमः
60
ॐ गजास्य नमः
61
ॐ वरवपुषे नमः
62
ॐ एकदंष्ट्राय नमः
63
ॐ अचिंताय नमः
64
ॐ इभाननाय नमः
65
ॐ महागणपतये नमः
66
ॐ विघ्नेशाय नमः
67
ॐ सुराध्यक्षाय नमः
68
ॐ श्रीपतये नमः
69
ॐ बुद्धिप्रियाय नमः
70
ॐ सिद्धिविनायकाय नमः
71
ॐ गणाध्यक्षाय नमः
72
ॐ उमापुत्राय नमः
73
ॐ बलवते नमः
74
ॐ बुद्धाय नमः
75
ॐ शांतवक्त्राय नमः
76
ॐ शूर्पकर्णाय नमः
77
ॐ ब्रह्मपुत्राय नमः
78
ॐ विनायकाय नमः
79
ॐ देवमुखाय नमः
80
ॐ सिंदूरवर्णाय नमः
81
ॐ गजाननाय नमः
82
ॐ कपिलाय नमः
83
ॐ वरदाय नमः
84
ॐ विनायक नमः
85
ॐ मोदकप्रियाय नमः
86
ॐ दुर्वांबुपूजिताय नमः
87
ॐ बलप्रदाय नमः
88
ॐ भक्तवरप्रदाय नमः
89
ॐ अव्यक्ताय नमः
90
ॐ विनायकाय नमः
91
ॐ अंबिकेय नमः
92
ॐ सर्वसिद्धिप्रदायकाय नमः
93
ॐ ईशपुत्राय नमः
94
ॐ सर्वरूपाय नमः
95
ॐ महागणपतये नमः
96
ॐ सर्वज्ञाय नमः
97
ॐ एकदंष्ट्राय नमः
98
ॐ मूषकवाहन नमः
99
ॐ इभाननाय नमः
100
ॐ विनायकाय नमः
101
ॐ सिद्धिरूपाय नमः
102
ॐ ज्ञानमूर्तये नमः
103
ॐ गणेशाय नमः
104
ॐ विघ्नराजाय नमः
105
ॐ वरदाय नमः
106
ॐ शिवाद्वय नमः
107
ॐ शंभुपुत्राय नमः
108
ॐ अष्टोत्तरशतनामधारिणे नमः
Meaning & Translation
Verse 1
Salutations to the Lord of the Ganas (celestial attendants).
Verse 2
Salutations to the Lord of hosts.
Verse 3
Salutations to the Chief of the Ganas.
Verse 4
Salutations to the one worshipped by the Ganas.
Verse 5
Salutations to the elder of the Ganas.
Verse 6
Salutations to the Lord of the Ganas.
Verse 7
Salutations to the one with a single tusk.
Verse 8
Salutations to the one with a huge body.
Verse 9
Salutations to the pot-bellied one.
Verse 10
Salutations to the smoke-colored one.
Verse 11
Salutations to the formidable one.
Verse 12
Salutations to the destroyer of obstacles.
Verse 13
Salutations to the supremely auspicious one.
Verse 14
Salutations to the one with a curved trunk.
Verse 15
Salutations to the one with a tawny face.
Verse 16
Salutations to the one with elephant ears.
Verse 17
Salutations to the beloved son of Parvati.
Verse 18
Salutations to the one with winnowing-fan-like ears.
Verse 19
Salutations to the four-armed one.
Verse 20
Salutations to the serene one.
Verse 21
Salutations to the endless one.
Verse 22
Salutations to the elephant-faced one.
Verse 23
Salutations to the one with the moon on his forehead.
Verse 24
Salutations to the giver of accomplishments.
Verse 25
Salutations to the lord of obstacles.
Verse 26
Salutations to the bestower of boons.
Verse 27
Salutations to the giver of wealth and prosperity.
Verse 28
Salutations to the one with an auspicious face.
Verse 29
Salutations to the one who can assume any form at will.
Verse 30
Salutations to the tawny-colored one.
Verse 31
Salutations to the embodiment of knowledge.
Verse 32
Salutations to the one whose garment is consciousness.
Verse 33
Salutations to the creator of obstacles (for the wicked).
Verse 34
Salutations to the remover of obstacles.
Verse 35
Salutations to the one who loves modaks.
Verse 36
Salutations to the one worshipped with Durva grass and water.
Verse 37
Salutations to the giver of strength.
Verse 38
Salutations to the bestower of boons to devotees.
Verse 39
Salutations to the unmanifested one.
Verse 40
Salutations to the supreme leader.
Verse 41
Salutations to the son of Ambika (Parvati).
Verse 42
Salutations to the bestower of all accomplishments.
Verse 43
Salutations to the son of Ishwara (Shiva).
Verse 44
Salutations to the one who is all forms.
Verse 45
Salutations to the Great Lord of Ganas.
Verse 46
Salutations to the omniscient one.
Verse 47
Salutations to the one with one tusk.
Verse 48
Salutations to the one whose vehicle is a mouse.
Verse 49
Salutations to the elephant-faced one.
Verse 50
Salutations to the remover of obstacles (a repetition of 40, common in such lists).
Verse 51
Salutations to the embodiment of perfection.
Verse 52
Salutations to the idol of knowledge.
Verse 53
Salutations to the Lord of Ganas.
Verse 54
Salutations to the King of obstacles.
Verse 55
Salutations to the giver of boons.
Verse 56
Salutations to the non-dual Shiva (son of Shiva).
Verse 57
Salutations to the son of Shambhu (Shiva).
Verse 58
Salutations to the one with one tusk (repetition of 47).
Verse 59
Salutations to the pot-bellied one (repetition of 9).
Verse 60
Salutations to the elephant-faced one.
Verse 61
Salutations to the one with a beautiful body.
Verse 62
Salutations to the one with one tusk (repetition of 47, 58).
Verse 63
Salutations to the inconceivable one.
Verse 64
Salutations to the elephant-faced one (repetition of 49).
Verse 65
Salutations to the Great Lord of Ganas (repetition of 45).
Verse 66
Salutations to the lord of obstacles (repetition of 25).
Verse 67
Salutations to the chief of the gods.
Verse 68
Salutations to the lord of prosperity.
Verse 69
Salutations to the one who loves intelligence.
Verse 70
Salutations to the remover of obstacles for accomplishments.
Verse 71
Salutations to the chief of the Ganas.
Verse 72
Salutations to the son of Uma (Parvati).
Verse 73
Salutations to the powerful one.
Verse 74
Salutations to the enlightened one.
Verse 75
Salutations to the one with a peaceful face.
Verse 76
Salutations to the one with winnowing-fan-like ears (repetition of 18).
Verse 77
Salutations to the son of Brahma.
Verse 78
Salutations to the supreme leader (repetition of 40, 50).
Verse 79
Salutations to the face of the gods.
Verse 80
Salutations to the vermilion-colored one.
Verse 81
Salutations to the elephant-faced one.
Verse 82
Salutations to the tawny-colored one (repetition of 30).
Verse 83
Salutations to the giver of boons (repetition of 55).
Verse 84
Salutations to the supreme leader (repetition of 40, 50, 78).
Verse 85
Salutations to the one who loves modaks (repetition of 35).
Verse 86
Salutations to the one worshipped with Durva grass and water (repetition of 36).
Verse 87
Salutations to the giver of strength (repetition of 37).
Verse 88
Salutations to the bestower of boons to devotees (repetition of 38).
Verse 89
Salutations to the unmanifested one (repetition of 39).
Verse 90
Salutations to the supreme leader (repetition of 40, 50, 78, 84).
Verse 91
Salutations to the son of Ambika (Parvati) (repetition of 41).
Verse 92
Salutations to the bestower of all accomplishments (repetition of 42).
Verse 93
Salutations to the son of Ishwara (Shiva) (repetition of 43).
Verse 94
Salutations to the one who is all forms (repetition of 44).
Verse 95
Salutations to the Great Lord of Ganas (repetition of 45, 65).
Verse 96
Salutations to the omniscient one (repetition of 46).
Verse 97
Salutations to the one with one tusk (repetition of 47, 58, 62).
Verse 98
Salutations to the one whose vehicle is a mouse (repetition of 48).
Verse 99
Salutations to the elephant-faced one (repetition of 49, 64).
Verse 100
Salutations to the supreme leader (repetition of 40, 50, 78, 84, 90).
Verse 101
Salutations to the embodiment of perfection (repetition of 51).
Verse 102
Salutations to the idol of knowledge (repetition of 52).
Verse 103
Salutations to the Lord of Ganas (repetition of 53).
Verse 104
Salutations to the King of obstacles (repetition of 54).
Verse 105
Salutations to the giver of boons (repetition of 55, 83).
Verse 106
Salutations to the non-dual Shiva (son of Shiva) (repetition of 56).
Verse 107
Salutations to the son of Shambhu (Shiva) (repetition of 57).
Verse 108
Salutations to the one who bears these 108 names.
✨Spiritual Benefits
Chanting the Ganesha Ashtottarashatanamavali in Marathi regularly is believed to invoke the powerful blessings of Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles. It purifies the devotee's mind, body, and soul, fostering a sense of peace and spiritual well-being. This sacred recitation enhances concentration, improves memory, and bestows wisdom and intelligence. Devotees experience protection from negative influences, success in endeavors, and prosperity in all aspects of life. It is especially beneficial for starting new ventures, as Ganesha is the deity of auspicious beginnings. The rhythmic chanting creates positive vibrations, helping to alleviate stress and bring harmony into one's environment.
Frequently Asked Questions
ganesh 108 names benefits
Chanting the 108 names of Lord Ganesha, known as Ganesh Ashtottarashatanamavali, bestows numerous benefits. It purifies the mind and soul, removes obstacles (Vighnaharta), grants wisdom and intelligence, brings success in new ventures, and fosters spiritual growth. Regular recitation helps in developing focus, invoking divine blessings, and achieving inner peace and prosperity. Each name embodies a unique attribute of Ganesha, allowing devotees to connect with different aspects of his divine form.
ganesh 108 names with meaning
The 108 names of Lord Ganesha each describe a specific quality, attribute, or deed of the deity. For example, 'Ekadanta' means 'one-tusked,' symbolizing his ability to overcome duality; 'Lambodara' means 'pot-bellied,' representing his capacity to hold the entire universe; and 'Vighnaraja' means 'King of Obstacles,' indicating his power to remove hurdles. Understanding these meanings deepens devotion and allows for a more profound connection with Ganesha's divine essence, recognizing his multifaceted nature as the remover of obstacles, giver of wisdom, and lord of beginnings.
why ganesha has 108 names
The number 108 holds profound spiritual significance in Hinduism and various other traditions. It is considered a sacred number, often representing cosmic completeness and spiritual totality. In astrology, there are 12 zodiac signs and 9 planets, and 12 multiplied by 9 equals 108. There are also 108 Upanishads and 108 beads in a Japamala (rosary). Chanting 108 names is believed to complete a spiritual cycle, connecting the devotee with the deity's full spectrum of divine energies and attributes, facilitating a deeper meditative and devotional experience.