Lord Ganesha Vedic mantra

The first line of the Rig veda and Yajur veda is in praise of Lord Ganesha

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Music

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• religious
• Ganesha
• veda
• vedic
• mantra
• chanting
• rig
• yajur
• Ganesh
• vakratunda

[ENAIRAMA1]

Is there any benefit just to listen to it? Please explain.

[vedas88]

I believe the sound of the vedas are more important than the meaning.

In the ancient vedic times everything worked on sound technology. They had weapons that were created or induced by chanting certain mantras.

But everyone cannot chant these mantras and produce the desired results. You have to be pure and higly evolved to use these mantras. If some stranger starts chanting these mantras, there will be no result but rather there could be detrimental results instead.

[arvindjaradhya]

Brilliant - just listening to it coaxes positive feelings from within you : just accepting that there is a supreme being, whom you unconditionally surrender to, and seek the backing of - even for 22 seconds removes your worries, makes you energetic, and happy.

And when you hear the common folklore surrounding this ingenious god, you can't help but smile :D

[1DesiKing]

May Lord Ganesha bless you, and forgive all ur sins. As you dont understand what u r saying and u r under the spell of hatred and ignorance. May God in whichever form u believe in Him bless u.

[Jimlead]

@vedas88 The answer lies in numbers.

[Nomiss9]

@Jhoomus Well, I like listening to the Vedas and I think they're beautiful, but I don't believe they can kill or save people.

[Jhoomus]

@Nomiss9 Please, just listen attentively. This won't do any harm. I've listened many times.

[2xuq773pps]

what is he saying?

[PeterKuriakose]

@JamacianLove777 If one of evil life turn in his thought

Straightly to Me, count him amidst the good; He hath the highway chosen; he shall grow; Righteous ere long; he shall attain that peace which changes not. Be certain none can perish, trusting Me! O Prithâs Son! whoso will turn to Me, Though they be born from the very womb of Sin,

Woman or man; sprung of the Vaisya caste; lowly Sudra, all Plant foot upon the highest path; how then the Brahmans, royal saints?

- Gita, Ch 9, v 116.

[PeterKuriakose]

Whoever serve Me—as I show Myself—

Constantly true, in full devotion fixed,

These hold I very holy. But who serve—

Worshipping Me The One, The Invisible,

The Unrevealed, Unnamed, Unthinkable,

Uttermost, All-pervading, Highest, Sure—

Who thus adore Me, mastering their sense,

Of one set mind to all, glad in all good,

These blessed souls come unto Me.

- Bhagavad Gita, Ch: 12, Verse 5

[Sylviapolaris1]

I am stranger from north europe but when I start to chant it, in fact I love to do it, and it works totally for me. I love God Ganesha, Goddess Lakshmi. It does touch me a lot to chant mantra. I just also can tell that it is quiet easy for me to remember the words and feel it. Why would it be different...

[JamacianLove777]

@warmongers666 why? God is for everyone who is willing to praise him you idiot, i really hate people like you who says that hinduism is not for everyone, ur so full of yourself and if you don't accept the fact that people like me are interested in this stuff and wanna learn more and be accepted then you shouldn't listen to vedic mantras in the first place!

[larouxluva]

u need to put a loop on this so it gos on for 10 mins. i find it so beautiful and relaxing!

[that1nigglet]

gaņānām tvā gaņapati(gu)m havāmahe kavim kavīnām upamashravastamam

jyeşhţharājam brahmaņām brahmaņaspata ā naĥ shŗņvan ūtibhiĥ sīda sādanam