Guest guest Posted March 28, 2004 Report Share Posted March 28, 2004 Namaste all, Here are three links to the Ganesh Pancharatna stotram. One is an audio link, one is a transliteration and the other is a translation. Hope these are of use. Om Shanti Neil This is the audio link http://www.musicindiaonline.com/music/l/02000H000B This is the transliteration from http://www.astrojyoti.com/ganeshapancharatnam.htm Ganesha Pancharatnam Mudaa karaatta modakam sadaa vimukti saadhakam Kalaadharaavata nsakam vilaasi loka rakshakam Anaayakaika naayakam vinaashitebha daityakam Nataashubhaashu naashakam namaami tam vinaayakam .. 1 Natetaraati bhiikaram navoditaarka bhaasvaram Namah suraari nirjaram nataadhikaapaduddharam Sureshvaram nidhiishvaram gajeshvaram ganeshvaram Maheshvaram tamaashraye paraatparam nirantaram .. 2 Samasta loka sha.nkaram niraasta daitya kunjaram Daretarodaram varam varebhavaktram aksharam Kripaakaram kshamaakaram mudaakaram yashaskaram Manaskaram namaskritaam namaskaromi bhaasvaram .. 3 AkInchanaarti marjanam chirantanokti bhaajanam Puraaripuurvanandanam suraari garva charvanam Prapanchanaasha bhiishhanam dhananjayaadi bhuushhanam Kapoladaanavaaranam bhaje puranavaaranam .. 4 Nitaanta kaanta dantakaanti mantakaanta kaatmajam Achintyaruupa mantahiina mantaraaya krintanam Hridantare nirantaram vasantameva yoginaam Tamekadantamekameva chintayaami santatam .. 5 Phala stuti Mahaaganesha paJncharatnam aadarena yon.avaham Prajalpati prabhaatake hridi smaran ganeshvaram Arogataam adoshhataam susaahitiim suputrataam Samaahitaayurashhta bhuutimabhyupaiti sochirat This is a translation from http://www.himalayanacademy.com/books/lg/lg_ch-11.html Maha Ganesha Pancharatna Stotram A Renowned Five-Jeweled Hymn by Shri Adi Sankara (798-820), with a Free-Flowing Translation by J. Sethuraman I bow to Vinayaka, who, with glee, holds a half-eaten modaka in His hand, who is the ever-present means of moksha, who has the moon as an ear ornament, who protects all the worlds, who is the single leader for those who have been left leaderless (i.e. are lost without anybody to help them), who destroyed the elephant demon and who swiftly removes the blemishes of those who bow to Him. I seek refuge of the great Lord (Vinayaka), who is higher than the highest, who is everlasting, who is ferocious to others than those that bow to Him, who is resplendent as the newly rising sun, worshiped by both demons and Gods, the savior of those that bow to Him from all their miseries, the lord of all the Gods, the lord of all wealth, the elephant God, and Ganeshvara, the lord of the ganas. I bow to the resplendent one who bestows peace to all the worlds, who conquered the elephant demon, who has not a small belly, the excellent one who has a beautiful elephant face, who is eternal, who is kind, who is forgiving, who gives happiness, who bestows fame and who satisfies every wish of those that bow to Him. I worship the ancient elephant God who shares the misery of the poor, the fit receptacle of all the ancient prayers, the first son of the enemy of the three cities (Siva), the shatterer of the pride of the demons, the fierce destroyer of the worlds, decorated by fire and other elements, and whose elephant cheeks are flowing with must (the rut that flows from the cheeks of male elephants.) I constantly think of Him alone, the single-tusked one, with a lovingly brilliant tusk, the son of the destroyer of the sacrifice (Siva), with a form that cannot be comprehended, with no end, who tears asunder all doubts, and who is verily like spring to the yogis who hold Him in their hearts all the time. One who repeats every day the Maha Ganesha Pancharatna Stotram with reverence, in the mornings (evenings) while holding Ganeshvara in his heart, he, very quickly, will be joined by good health, blemishlessness, good fellowship, good children, long life and the eight vibhutis (powers, or ashtavibhuti, anima, mahima, lagima, garima, etc.) The completion of the Maha Ganesha Pancharatna Stotram. sturdyclaude [christine] 28 March 2004 08:04 pancharatna stotram * does anyone have a weblink to text/audio file of the pancharatna stotram? * om shanti Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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