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MAHA GANAPATI YANTRA This
yantra of Maha Ganapati Yantra and Ganesh has many different
aspects including Heramba, Haridra and Ucchishta Ganapati. "...He is to be
meditated upon as seated on a lotus consisting of the letters of the alphabet. · The
sadhaka should meditate upon an island composed of nine gems, placed in an ocean
of sugarcane juice; a soft gentle breeze blows over the island and makes the
waves wash the shore thereof. · The
place is a forest of Mandara, Parijata and other Kalpa trees and creepers, and
the light from the gems thereon casts a red glow on the ground. The six
gladdening seasons are always there. · The
sun and moon brighten up the place. In the middle of the island is a Parijata
tree whereon are the nine gems and beneath it is the great Pitha (altar) on
which is the lotus whereon is seated Mahaganapati. His face is that of the great
elephant with the moon on it. He is red and has three eyes. · His
beloved who is seated in his lap and has a lotus in her hand holds him in loving
embrace. In each of his ten hands he is holding a pomegranate, a mace, a bow, a
trident, a discus, a lotus, a noose, a red water-lily, a sheaf of paddy and his
own tusk. · This is the bija or root mantra of Ganesha, Gam. Before doing the puja, the sadhaka or sadhvini places this bija on his or her body, using the long vowels of Sanskrit. · Ganesha YANTRA · His yantra consists of a square, inside which is an eight petals lotus, inside this is a hexagon and in the center an upward facing triangle. AUM
Gung Ganapatayei
Namah. ·
Ganesh
is the foremost God. He is worshipped first on all auspicious occasions, whether
it is a marriage or a religious function. Ganeshji is also invoked and
worshipped before any festival, or a new project or venture that a Hindu
undertakes. He is the remover of all sankat (obstacles) and is an extremely
benevolent god, fulfilling the wishes of those whom pray to him sincerely. · Ganesh
is usually shown with four hands, each one has a special symbolic object in it.
One has an ankush (a goad), the second has a trishul (a three-pronged weapon) or
an axe made from his broken tusk, the third has a lotus flower, and the fourth
has a rosary. Ganesh has many faces and many forms including a pose of him
dancing, a pose of him as a child and a young man. · Vinayak:
In this pose has the four arms in which he holds his symbols. In this stance he
sometimes holds a pot of modak (round sweet) in one hand instead of the rosary,
or holds it in his trunk and retains the rosary. · Herambeganapati:
In this form he has five heads and ten hands, three eyes in each face and rides
on a lion. The extra eye in each face is between the eyebrows, symbolic of the
'third eye' or all Seeing Eye. · Viranvighnesa:
Here he exhibits a martial spirit with several weapons held in his ten hands. · Shaktiganapati:
In this is shown with his 'Shakti' (strength) or his consorts Riddhi and Siddhi
(success and prosperity) or Buddhi (knowledge) or even Lakshmi (wealth) sitting
on his thigh. It is largely believed that the worship of this aspect of Ganesha
makes one's wishes come true. · Nattaganapati:
A beautiful form, showing him in a graceful dance pose; Ganesh is supposed to
have taken this stance when the Creator bowed to him and he was so happy that he
started to dance and thus earned the title of the master of the arts of music
and dance. · Lakshmi,
the consort of Vishnu (The Preserver of Human Life) is always placed along with
Ganeshji. Because we love Lakshmi (wealth) and are ever worried about annoying
her, to be on the safe side we worship her along with Ganesh. Since she cannot
precede him, she sits next to him; she is never neglected. She is always placed
to the right of him as she is like a mother to him. · His
yantra consists of a square, inside which is an eight petals lotus, inside this
is a hexagon and in the center an upward facing triangle. His mantra is AUM
Ganapataye Namah. · While his tantrik Gayatri is Ekadantaya Vidmahe,
Vakratundaya Dhimahi, Tanno Danti Prachodayat. ·
His
dhyana (meditation image is as having one tusk, four arms, carrying noose and
elephant goad, with the other two hands bestowing boons and dispelling fear. · His
Vahana (vehicle) is a rat, while he has a big belly and long winnowing ears. ·
He
is adorned with red flowers and various red scents. But according to the
Sharadatilaka tantra, he holds a noose, a goad, a wine filled skull and his
fourth hand touches his Shakti. Heramba
Ganapati ·
OM
GUM Ganapati NAMA. ·
He
is as bright as a thousand Suns and sits on a lion and has five faces, each of a
different color. He has eight arms. Trailokyamohanakara
Ganesh ·
This
name means the Ganesh who is the cause of delusion in the three world.
His
yantra is similar to the above, except there is no triangle in the center of the
hexagon, which instead includes his mantra, which is: ·
VAKRA
TUNDAYAI KLEEM KLEEM KLEEM GAM GANAPATE VARA VARADA SARVAJANAM ME VASHA MANAYA
SWAHA ·
The
mantra's meaning shows that this form of Ganesh is a worshipped in specific rite
(prayoga). Siddhi
vinayaka · His mantra is: OM NAMO Siddhi Vinayaka Sarva
Karya Kartrai Sarva Vighna Prasha Manaya Sarva Rajya Vashya Karanaya Sarvajan
Asarva Stri Purusha Karshanaya Shreem
Om Swaha. ·
As
this mantra indicates, again this is a form of Ganesh used in magical rites, in
this case to obtain the siddhi of subjugation over kings, men, women and the
alleviation of all obstacles. Shakti
vinayaka · The mantra of this form of Ganesh: AUM
HREEM GREEM HREEM. · Bhargava
is the rishi of the mantra, virat is the metre for pronouncing it, Lakshmi
Vinayaka · Again, the hexagon yantra is used, but with the mantra in the center, which is AUM
SHREEM GUM SAUMYAYA GANAPATAYE VARAVARADA SARVAJANAM ME VASHAMANAYA SWAHA. ·
The
application is the desired wish, which in this case are Lakshmi, luck, good
fortune, and money. Haridra
Ganesha ·
The word haridra is the yellow powder turmeric. The mantra of
Ganesha:
·
OM HUM GUM GLAUM ·
And the yantra is similar to Lakshmi Vinayaka, with, however, the
appropriate mantra in the center. Here, Ganesha is clothed all in yellow, has
four arms, one of which touches his trunk, while the others hold noose, goad,
and modaka bowl. The application is
success in desires. Ucchishta Ganapati ·
Ucchishta
are the leftovers after puja (worship). This form of Ganapati comes with a
nine-lettered mantra, a 12 lettered mantra, a 19 lettered mantra, a 32 lettered
mantra, and a 37 lettered mantra. Shri Ganesh Yantra
·
Before
undertaking any new venture it is necessary to perform a Ganesh Puja in order to
ensure the successful completion of the Kamaya. ·
The
Beej Mantra are Gam Glaum · This
Mantra is to be recited when purifying the Yantra of Ganesh. |
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