GANESHA HRIDAYAM

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Namaste Raja

 

Is this what you mean? : "It is said in Raajyalakshmi Hridayam that

the attendants or ... The Sadhaka is praying to Sri Ganesha to

reside ... Most of these are popular shlokas from the Smriti ... ".

If yes, this is a link for you to copy the rest of the stuff from:

srividya/message/399

 

The Sanskrit and explanation is there too.

 

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"shrii lalitaa mahaatripurasundarii paraabhaTTaarikaa sametaaya shrii

chandramauliishwara parabrahmaNe namaH ..

 

## SRISUKTA

 

The most important of the Vedic Mantras that are used during

Homa, Vrata and Ceremonial worship are the Purusha Sukta and the

Shree Sukta. Shaivas, Shaktas and Vaishnavas use Shree Sukta alike.

Most Hindus are familiar with this popular Sukta but are not aware of

its deep philosophical significance. Shree Sukta is one of

the `Khila' Suktas of Rig Veda. `Khila' means an appendix. This part

does not belong to the main part of the Rig Veda, but appears to have

been included at a later time. Raatri Sukta, Shivasankalpa Sukta,

Medha Sukta, are all Khila Suktas. Sukta means a collection of Vedic

mantras. A collection of Suktas is called a Mandala. Rig Veda has

1028 Suktas, 10,552 mantras and ten Mandalas. All mantras are,

however not recognized by special Sukta names. This special group

includes the Agni Sukta beginning with the Rik `Agnimiile' (first

Mandala, First Sukta), the Purusha Sukta beginning with the

Rik `Sahasra shiirsha' (10,60), the Devi Sukta beginning with the

Rik `Aham rudrebhiH' (10,125), the Ratri Sukta beginning with the

mantra `Raatrii vyakhyadaayatii' (10,127) and the Sri Sukta. The

actual number of Suktas in the rig Veda is 1017. However by addition

of khila Suktas, known as the Vaalikhilya Suktas, the number becomes

1028.

 

 

, "raja_123000" <raja_123000>

wrote:

> Can anybody forward the Ganesha Hridayam shlokas? Be it

> Sanskrit/Tamil/English

>

> Thanks