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अगजानन-पद्माकं गजाननम्-अहर्निशम्।
अनेकदंतं भक्तानाम् एकदन्तम्-उपास्महे || १ ||॥
agajānana-padmākaṃ gajānanam-
aharniśam.
anekadaṃtaṃ bhaktānām ekadantam-upāsmahe ..1..
We meditate day and night on the one-tusked one who is the sun for the lotus in the form of the face of Pārvatī, the one with the elephant face and the one who is the giver of all desired ends to his devotees.
or
As the rays from the lotus-face of Gauri (Devi Parvati) is always on her beloved son Gajanana (Who has the face of an elephant), similarly, the Grace of Sri Ganesha is always on his devotees; granting their many prayers; the devotees who with deep devotion worship the ekadanta (one with a single tusk).
अगजानन-पद्माकं गजाननम्-अहर्निशम्।
अनेकदंतं भक्तानाम् एकदन्तम्-उपास्महे || १ ||॥
agajānana-padmākaṃ gajānanam-aharniśam.
anekadaṃtaṃ bhaktānām ekadantam-upāsmahe ..1..
We meditate day and night on the one-tusked one who is the sun for the lotus in the form of the face of Pārvatī, the one with the elephant face and the one who is the giver of all desired ends to his devotees.
or
As the rays from the lotus-face of Gauri (Devi Parvati) is always on her beloved son Gajanana (Who has the face of an elephant), similarly, the Grace of Sri Ganesha is always on his devotees; granting their many prayers; the devotees who with deep devotion worship the ekadanta (one with a single tusk).
अगजानन-पद्माकं गजाननम्-अहर्निशम्।
अनेकदंतं भक्तानाम् एकदन्तम्-उपास्महे || १ ||॥
agajānana-padmākaṃ gajānanam-aharniśam.
anekadaṃtaṃ bhaktānām ekadantam-upāsmahe ..1..
As the rays from the lotus-face of Gauri (Devi Parvati) is always on her beloved son Gajanana (Who has the face of an elephant), similarly, the Grace of Sri Ganesha is always on his devotees; granting their many prayers; the devotees who with deep devotion worship the ekadanta (one with a single tusk).
or
As the rays from the lotus-face of Gauri (Devi Parvati) is always on her beloved son Gajanana (Who has the face of an elephant), similarly, the Grace of Sri Ganesha is always on his devotees; granting their many prayers; the devotees who with deep devotion worship the ekadanta (one with a single tusk).
अगजानन-पद्माकं गजाननम्-अहर्निशम्।
अनेकदंतं भक्तानाम् एकदन्तम्-उपास्महे || १ ||॥
agajānana-padmākaṃ gajānanam-aharniśam.
anekadaṃtaṃ bhaktānām ekadantam-upāsmahe ..1..
As the rays from the lotus-face of Gauri (Devi Parvati) is always on her beloved son Gajanana (Who has the face of an elephant), similarly, the Grace of Sri Ganesha is always on his devotees; granting their many prayers; the devotees who with deep devotion worship the ekadanta (one with a single tusk).
or
As the rays from the lotus-face of Gauri (Devi Parvati) is always on her beloved son Gajanana (Who has the face of an elephant), similarly, the Grace of Sri Ganesha is always on his devotees; granting their many prayers; the devotees who with deep devotion worship the ekadanta (one with a single tusk).
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