Ganesha Stotram Malayalam Lyrics with English Meaning | Sankata Hara Ganesha Stotram Benefits

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പ്രണമ്യ ശിരസാ ദേവം ഗൗരീപുത്രം വിനായകമ്ഭക്താവാസം സ്മരേന്നിത്യം ആയുഃ കാമാർത്ഥ സിദ്ധയേ.

പ്രഥമം വക്രതുണ്ഡം ച ഏകദന്തം ദ്വിതീയകമ്തൃതീയo കൃഷ്ണപിംഗാക്ഷം ഗജവക്ത്രം ചതുർത്ഥകമ്.

ലംബോധരം പഞ്ചമം ച ഷഷ്ഠം വികടമേവ ചസപ്തമം വിഘ്നരാജേന്ദ്രം ധൂമ്രവർണ്ണം തഥാഷ്ടമമ്.

നവമം ഫാലചന്ദ്രം ച ദശമം തു വിനായകമ്ഏകാദശം ഗണപതിം ദ്വാദശം തു ഗജാനനമ്.

ദ്വാദശൈതാനി നാമാനി ത്രിസന്ധ്യം യഃ പഠേന്നരഃന ച വിഘ്നഭയം തസ്യ സർവ്വസിദ്ധികരം പരമ്.

വിദ്യാർത്ഥീ ലഭതേ വിദ്യാം ധനാർത്ഥീ ലഭതേ ധനമ്പുത്രാർത്ഥീ ലഭതേ പുത്രാൻ മോക്ഷാർത്ഥീ ലഭതേ ഗതിമ്.

ജപേദ്ഗണപതി സ്തോത്രം ഷഡ്ഭിർമാസൈഃ ഫലം ലഭേത്സംവത്സരേണ സിദ്ധിം ച ലഭതേ നാത്ര സംശയഃ.

അഷ്ടഭ്യോ ബ്രാഹ്മണേഭ്യശ്ച ലിഖിത്വാ യഃ സമർപ്പയേത്സ്യ വിദ്യാ ഭവേത് സർവാ ഗണേശസ്യ പ്രസാദതഃ.

ഇതി ശ്രീ നാരദ പുരാണേ സങ്കടനാശന ഗണേശ സ്തോത്രം സമ്പൂർണ്ണമ്.

Meaning & Translation

Verse 1

Bowing my head to Lord Ganesha, the son of Goddess Gauri, who resides in the hearts of devotees, I always remember Him for the attainment of long life, desires, and wealth.

Verse 2

First, I remember Vakratunda (the one with a curved trunk), second, Ekadanta (the one with one tusk), third, Krishnapingaksha (the one with dark reddish-brown eyes), and fourth, Gajavaktra (the elephant-faced one).

Verse 3

Fifth is Lambodara (the one with a pot belly), and sixth is Vikata (the monstrous one). Seventh is Vighnarajendra (the king of obstacles), and eighth is Dhoomravarna (the smoke-colored one).

Verse 4

Ninth is Phalchandra (the one with the moon on his forehead), and tenth is Vinayaka (the supreme leader). Eleventh is Ganapati (the lord of Ganas), and twelfth is Gajanana (the elephant-faced one).

Verse 5

Whoever recites these twelve names three times a day (morning, noon, evening) will never face the fear of obstacles, and all their endeavors will be supremely successful.

Verse 6

A student seeking knowledge attains knowledge; one desiring wealth attains wealth; one desiring children attains children; and one seeking liberation attains salvation.

Verse 7

One who recites this Ganapati Stotram will achieve results within six months, and complete spiritual attainment within a year; there is no doubt about this.

Verse 8

One who writes this Stotram and offers it to eight Brahmins will attain all knowledge by the grace of Ganesha.

Verse 9

Thus, ends the Sankata Nashana Ganesha Stotram from the Narada Purana.

✨Spiritual Benefits

Chanting the Ganesha Stotram, especially the Sankata Nashana Ganesha Stotram, bestows numerous benefits. It helps in removing all obstacles, granting success in endeavors, bringing wisdom and knowledge to students, attracting wealth and prosperity to those seeking it, and fulfilling desires related to progeny. Regular recitation leads to peace of mind, protection from negative influences, and ultimately, spiritual liberation (moksha). It is particularly effective in alleviating debts and worries, aligning with the 'runa hara' aspect, and bringing overall well-being and divine grace into one's life.

Frequently Asked Questions

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The complete Ganesha Stotram, specifically the potent Sankata Nashana Ganesha Stotram, is provided on this page with its original Malayalam script, accurate Romanized transliteration, and precise English meanings. This makes it easy for devotees to read, understand, and chant in Malayalam.

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The Ganesha Stotram presented here is a powerful prayer for removing obstacles. If you are looking for 'Ganesha Stotram 108 Malayalam,' you are likely referring to the Ganesha Ashtottarashatanama Stotram or Ganesha Sahasranamavali, which lists 108 names of Lord Ganesha. These chants are also widely available in Malayalam for extended devotional practice.