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Lord Ganesha is a supreme deity who is revered by the Hindus. He is called Vignahartha, or the remover of obstacles. Ganapathi pooja is mandatorily performed at the start of a ceremony or ritual as he helps to complete the tasks at hand without any hindrances. Various hymns and prayers have been created to honour the Supreme Lord Ganesha. Among them, the verse written by Sri Adi Sankaracharya describing Ganesha called the Sri Ganesha Bhujangam is considered highly auspicious.
Ganesha Bhujanga Stotram
The Ganesha Bhujanga Stotram is written on the Nritya Ganapathi, the Ganesha dancing form. The lyrics explain the dancing form of Ganesha and is composed uniquely. Reciting this Stotram is believed to be auspicious and is thought to be a good way to meditate and invoke the Lord. Therefore, the Ganesha Bhujangam holds great significance as it explains the Ganesha philosophy.
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Ganesha Bhujanga Stotram Lyrics and Meaning In English
Ranat kshudra gantha ni naadhabhi ramam
Chalat tandavoddanda vat padma talam
Lasat tundi laango pari-vyala haram
Ganadhisha meeshana sunum tameede (1)
The leader of the Rudra Gana, the son of Shiva (God Ishana), gets happy by the joyful sound of swinging bells on his body. Whose lotus feet are following the tala and doing Tandava. The snake on his belly, which is his ornament, is moving over the body. I pray to you, Lord Ganesha, the leader of Ganas and the son of God Shiva.
Dwani dwamsa veena layolaasi vaktram
Spurat cchunda dandolla sad beejapuram
Galad darpa saugandhya lolali malam
Ganadhisha meeshana sunum tameede (2)
The Lord is moving his face to the pleasant songs of the musical instrument, Veena. Who has a respondent looking trunk that holds a pomegranate at the end. The one with shiny juice flowing from the trunk and cheeks filled, which is attracting bees with its fragrance. I pray to you, Lord Ganesha, the leader of Ganas and the son of God Shiva.
Prakashaj ja-paaraktha ratna prasuna
Pravala prabhatha runajyothi rekam
Pralambodharam vaktra tundaika dantam
Ganadhisha meeshana sunum tameede (3)
The one with a lustre like the red corals, Japa Kusums flower, tender leaves and looks like the rising sun with radiant rays. He who has a large protruding belly, a twisted trunk and a lone tusk. I pray to you, Lord Ganesha, the leader of Ganas and the son of God Shiva.
Vichitra spurad ratna mala kireetam
Kireetolla sacchandra rekha vibhusham
Vibhushaika bhusham bhavadhwamsa hethum
Ganadhisha meeshana sunum tameede (4)
The crown is embellished with rare and peculiar gemstones and strings of gems. On top of that, it is adorned with the crescent moon. He is the ornaments to the ornaments and is the disconnector of worldly connections. I pray to you, Lord Ganesha, the leader of Ganas and the son of God Shiva.
Udan chatrbhuja vallari drusya mulo
Chalad brulatha Vibrama braja daksham
Marut sundari chamaraihi sevyamanam
Ganadhisha meeshana sunum tameede (5)
The one whose limbs look captivating when doing the dance movements. Who can also move the eyes and eyebrows in sync. Who the celestial maidens serve by the blowing hand fans or Chamara. (Hand fans that generate winds). I pray to you, Lord Ganesha, the leader of Ganas and the son of God Shiva.
Spuran nisthu ralola pingakshi taram
Krupa komalodhara leelaavataram
Kala bindukam geeyathe yogi varthyai
Ganadhisha meeshana sunum tameede (6)
Who has red-coloured eyes that are tender but bright, moving and touch. The holy one displays the gentle and compassionate form. The person who is a centre of all Kalas who is praised through stotrams and songs. I pray to you, Lord Ganesha, the leader of Ganas and the son of God Shiva.
Yamekaksharam nirmalam nirvikalpam
Gunaateeta mananda maakara sunyam
Parampara momkara mamnaya garbham
Vadanti pragalbham puranam tameede (7)
The Lord who is an Omkara and is beyond changes and has a pleasant form. He who has no form and has ultimate happiness and is beyond all qualities. The one who resides on the opposite end of the samsara river and whose womb is filled with Omkara. I pray to you, Lord Ganesha, the leader of Ganas and the son of God Shiva, whose greatness is praised proudly.
Chidananda sandraya shanthaya tubyam
Namo vishwa karthre cha harthre cha tubyam
Namonantha leelaya kaivalya bhase
Namo vishwabheeja prasidesha suno (8)
One who is full of happiness and is a peace personified. I kneel down and pray to you, the creator, destroyer and merger of the universe. I bend my head to you, the provider of Moksha or Kaivalya. You the seed of this universe, I bend down to you. Please be pleased y my prayers, the son of God Shiva or Ishana.
Imam su stavam prata rurthaya bhakthya
Pathedyasthu marthyo labeth sarva kaaman
Ganesha prasadena sidhyanthi vacho
Ganeshe vibhau durlabham kim prasanne
Those who chant this Stotram early in the morning have their wishes granted. Lord Ganesha will be merciful, and devotees will attain great powers where their words become true. If the Omnipotent Lord Ganesha is pleased, What cannot be achieved?
Ithi Sri mat paramahamsa parivrajakacharyasya sri govinda bhagavata pujya pada sishyasya Sri Shankara bhagavataha kruthau Ganesha bhujanga stotram sampoornam.
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