Sri Ganesh Poojan

Sri Ganesh Pujan is a reverential ritual in Hinduism dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the deity of wisdom and the remover of obstacles. This sacred practice is usually performed before the commencement of any significant task or event, seeking his blessings for success and the removal of hindrances.

This book contains the pooja vidhi (procedeural) in Hindi /Sanskrit to perform on any Chaturthi moorning during dawn.

During the puja, a sanctified image or idol of Lord Ganesha is placed on an altar adorned with flowers, incense, and lamps. Devotees chant hymns, mantras, and the Ganesh Chalisa to invoke his divine presence and seek his grace. Offerings of modak (a sweet delicacy), fruits, and coconut are presented to the deity as symbols of devotion.

The puja symbolizes humility, as Ganesha's elephant head signifies the importance of using one's intelligence wisely. It's a reminder that acknowledging and overcoming obstacles is essential for personal and spiritual growth.

Sri Ganesh Pujan is not merely a religious act but also a spiritual journey that instills discipline, patience, and reverence. It fosters a connection with the divine and serves as a reminder to approach life's challenges with a balanced mind and heart, ultimately leading to success and inner transformation.