Miscellaneous: Ganapathi/Angarakaa Beeja Mantra & Pronounciation

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om am angarakaaya namah

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Dear Mr. ?????

 

Do consider using the proper etiquettes while addressing the group

and also sign your name at the end!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

FYI, I have added a BMP file containing the beeja mantra for both

Angarakaa & Ganesha in sanskrit and with the transliteration.

 

It is obvious that *gang* is written entirely different that *gam*,

similarly *ang* and *am* have different scripts. So when the mantra

specifically has *am* with a got on top of it, why should we

pronounce it as *ang*. The same thing for *gam* and *gang*!!!

 

Regards

Skanda

 

 

sjvc, Lalta Prasad Shrivastava <lpshrivastava2002>

wrote:

>

> As a matter of fact, I thought this list might be a platform so

that if anybody needs guidance or if any person guides anybody

without proper justification of the matter, the learned gurus would

come to EXISTENCE to show the right path, but I am sorry to say no

one came up to solve most of the problems since I happened to join

the list. People with half baked knowledge are running this list

which could have been a great platform if a few serious learned

members have shown dedication.

> Mr. Skanda Kumar, if you have heard of mangal mantra Om Ang

Angarkaya Namah, your confusion for the dot on the syllables would

fade. I do consistently putforth the right pronunciation as Ms.

Nisha rightly said " Om Gang Ganapataye Namah". It is not Gam in any

way.

> Regards.

>

> skanda_kumara <skanda_kumara@m...> wrote: om namoh bhagavathe

rudraaya

> ----------------------------

>

> Dear Nisha,

>

> I am not an expert in Sanskrit, but nevertheless, this is basic.

The

> dot between two syllables should be pronounced as *n* as in Ganga.

> The dot at the end should be pronounced as *m* as in Amritam.

>

> Regards

> -Skanda

>

>

>

>

> sjvc, "Nisha M." <nishu_indiia> wrote:

> >

> > hello skandji and ashwinji,

> > thanks for the input. i did listened the strot in the site u

> said.......but i deciphered it as 'Om GANG Ganapataye Namah"

> only...... and not Gam...... may be i was prejudiced. But if u go

> into language deeply how u pronounce the holy river the ganges in

> hindi ......i hope it is GANGA and not GAMGA. The confusion is

still

> there.........

> > Ashwin Hirani <ashwiyn> wrote:

> > Dear Skanda ji,

> > Thankyou for the clarification. I look forward to Guidance &

> Participation of yours like this in the near future.

> > The Ganpati Strot can be heared at this URL. Kindly install Real

> Player or any other audio-player before accessing the url.

> > Ganpati strota

> > ===============

> > http://www.musicindiaonline.com/music/l/02000A0H

> > Hope this will be helpful.

> > Regards,

> > Ashwin

> > skanda_kumara <skanda_kumara@m...> wrote: Hare Rama Krishna

> > -----------------

> >

> > Dear Nisha,

> >

> > The mantra is om gam ganapathaye namah, and gam is pronounced as

> the

> > english word *gum*.

> >

> > Regards

> > -Skanda

> >

> >

> >

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Dear Members,

 

I have added the file in the *Files* section.

 

Regards

Skanda

 

sjvc, "skanda_kumara" <skanda_kumara@m...> wrote:

> om am angarakaaya namah

> -----------------------

>

> Dear Mr. ?????

>

> Do consider using the proper etiquettes while addressing the group

> and also sign your name at the end!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>

> FYI, I have added a BMP file containing the beeja mantra for both

> Angarakaa & Ganesha in sanskrit and with the transliteration.

>

> It is obvious that *gang* is written entirely different that

*gam*,

> similarly *ang* and *am* have different scripts. So when the

mantra

> specifically has *am* with a got on top of it, why should we

> pronounce it as *ang*. The same thing for *gam* and *gang*!!!

>

> Regards

> Skanda

>

>

> sjvc, Lalta Prasad Shrivastava

<lpshrivastava2002>

> wrote:

> >

> > As a matter of fact, I thought this list might be a platform so

> that if anybody needs guidance or if any person guides anybody

> without proper justification of the matter, the learned gurus

would

> come to EXISTENCE to show the right path, but I am sorry to say no

> one came up to solve most of the problems since I happened to join

> the list. People with half baked knowledge are running this list

> which could have been a great platform if a few serious learned

> members have shown dedication.

> > Mr. Skanda Kumar, if you have heard of mangal mantra Om Ang

> Angarkaya Namah, your confusion for the dot on the syllables would

> fade. I do consistently putforth the right pronunciation as Ms.

> Nisha rightly said " Om Gang Ganapataye Namah". It is not Gam in

any

> way.

> > Regards.

> >

> > skanda_kumara <skanda_kumara@m...> wrote: om namoh bhagavathe

> rudraaya

> > ----------------------------

> >

> > Dear Nisha,

> >

> > I am not an expert in Sanskrit, but nevertheless, this is basic.

> The

> > dot between two syllables should be pronounced as *n* as in

Ganga.

> > The dot at the end should be pronounced as *m* as in Amritam.

> >

> > Regards

> > -Skanda

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > sjvc, "Nisha M." <nishu_indiia> wrote:

> > >

> > > hello skandji and ashwinji,

> > > thanks for the input. i did listened the strot in the site u

> > said.......but i deciphered it as 'Om GANG Ganapataye Namah"

> > only...... and not Gam...... may be i was prejudiced. But if u

go

> > into language deeply how u pronounce the holy river the ganges

in

> > hindi ......i hope it is GANGA and not GAMGA. The confusion is

> still

> > there.........

> > > Ashwin Hirani <ashwiyn> wrote:

> > > Dear Skanda ji,

> > > Thankyou for the clarification. I look forward to Guidance &

> > Participation of yours like this in the near future.

> > > The Ganpati Strot can be heared at this URL. Kindly install

Real

> > Player or any other audio-player before accessing the url.

> > > Ganpati strota

> > > ===============

> > > http://www.musicindiaonline.com/music/l/02000A0H

> > > Hope this will be helpful.

> > > Regards,

> > > Ashwin

> > > skanda_kumara <skanda_kumara@m...> wrote: Hare Rama Krishna

> > > -----------------

> > >

> > > Dear Nisha,

> > >

> > > The mantra is om gam ganapathaye namah, and gam is pronounced

as

> > the

> > > english word *gum*.

> > >

> > > Regards

> > > -Skanda

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Sign-up for Video Highlights of 2002 FIFA World Cup

> > > Terms of

> > Service.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Sign-up for Video Highlights of 2002 FIFA World Cup

> >

> >

> > Sponsor

> >

> > Terms of

> Service.

> >

> >

> >

> > =========================================================

> >

> > YOG KSHEMAM VAHAMYAHAM

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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