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Devotional Hymns & Brochure Guide

This document contains a summary of three stanzas from a Hindu religious text praising the deity Ganesha. The first stanza describes Ganesha as having a large belly, wearing red clothes, and having three eyes. It praises him for removing obstacles and being helpful in all tasks. The second stanza further describes his beautiful form with gold decorations, a shining forehead, and anklets that make a lovely sound. The third stanza notes that he easily accepts worship and offerings, and protects his devotees from misfortune, granting their wishes. It praises him as the remover of obstacles and bringer of good fortune.

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Devotional Hymns & Brochure Guide

This document contains a summary of three stanzas from a Hindu religious text praising the deity Ganesha. The first stanza describes Ganesha as having a large belly, wearing red clothes, and having three eyes. It praises him for removing obstacles and being helpful in all tasks. The second stanza further describes his beautiful form with gold decorations, a shining forehead, and anklets that make a lovely sound. The third stanza notes that he easily accepts worship and offerings, and protects his devotees from misfortune, granting their wishes. It praises him as the remover of obstacles and bringer of good fortune.

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vakratu.

nDa mahaakaaya koTisuuryasamaprabha | nirvighnaM kuru me deva sarvakaaryeshhu sarvadaa ||

Sukhkarta dukhharta varta vighnachi I Nurvi purvi prem kripa jayachi I Sarvangi sundar uti shendurachi I Kanthi zalke mal mukta- phalachi II 1 II Jaya dev jaya dev jaya mangal murti I Darshanmatre mankamana purti I Ratnakhachit fara tuj gaurikumra I Chandanachi uti kumkumkeshara I Hirejadit mugut Shobhato bara I Runzunati nupure charni ghagaria II 2 II Lambodar Pitambar phadi varvandana I Saral sond vakratunda trinayan I Das ramacha vat pahe sadana I Sankti pavave Nirvani Rakshave survarvandana II 3 II Jaya dev jaya dev jaya mangal murti I Darshanmatre mankamana purti II Darshan.II

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