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Ganesha Agajanana Padmakam | Auspicious Beginnings, Obstacle Removal | Gaṇeśa Dhyāna Śloka | x108

ABOUT THIS CHANT Agajanana Padmakam is a traditional Gaṇeśa dhyāna/prayer śloka (often used as a brief contemplation verse) offered to Ekadanta, the elephant-faced Lord revered as Vighneśvara. It is commonly chanted at the start of puja and daily prayers to invoke auspiciousness, readiness, and the traditional blessing of obstacle-removal before any undertaking. WHAT THIS MANTRA IS USED FOR • Beginning any puja, temple āratī, or Ganesha worship • Starting study sessions, learning, and before reciting longer texts • Before journeys, work, or new undertakings for auspicious beginnings • Daily morning/evening prayers as a short dhyāna verse • Vinayaka Chaturthi and Sankatahara Chaturthi observances HOW TO LISTEN OR PRACTICE • Listen quietly at the start of your morning or evening prayer time • Recite aloud or as soft japa before study, exams, or learning sessions • Chant before beginning travel, important work, or a new venture • Use it as a brief dhyāna: reflect on Ekadanta and Vighneśvara while chanting • Sing or recite in a group before Ganesha worship, especially on Chaturthi days SPIRITUAL BENEFITS (TRADITIONAL UNDERSTANDING) • Invokes Ganesha’s grace for auspicious beginnings in devotion and daily duties • Supports calm focus, steadiness, and readiness to begin • Encourages courage and clarity in learning and under pressure • Deepens bhakti to Ganesha through remembrance of Ekadanta • Seeks traditional protection from vighnas (obstacles) in one’s undertakings • Associated with grace for vidyā (learning) and buddhi (discernment) • Traditionally remembered for protection from mishaps at the outset of tasks or travel (devotional belief, not a medical claim) MANTRA TEXT अगजानन-पद्मार्कं गजाननम् अहर्निशम्। अनेकदन्तं भक्तानाम् एकदन्तम् उपास्महे ॥१॥ TRANSLITERATION agajānana-padmārkaṃ gajānanam aharniśam anekadantam bhaktānām ekadantam upāsmahe MEANING (CONCISE) Day and night, we worship Ekadanta (Ganesha), the elephant-faced Lord—radiant like the sun to the lotus-face of Agaja (Pārvatī). Ever-present for devotees, we offer our devotion to him as the remover of obstacles and the giver of auspicious beginnings. ALTERNATIVE NAMES AND FORMS • Agajānana Padmārkam • Agajanana Padmakam (variant) • Gaṇeśa Dhyāna Śloka • Gaṇapati Prārthanā • Gajānanaṁ Aharniśam śloka KEYWORDS AND SEARCH TERMS Agajanana Padmakam, Agajānana Padmārkam, Ganesha dhyana sloka, Ganapati prarthana, Ekadanta mantra, Vighneshvara prayer, obstacle removal chant, auspicious beginnings, Vinayaka Chaturthi chant, Sankatahara Chaturthi, morning prayer Ganesha, evening prayer Ganesha, before study prayer, before exam Ganesha, aharnisham sloka, padmarkam meaning LINEAGE AND REFERENCE NOTES Traditional usage: commonly chanted at the start of puja, study, travel, and new undertakings; also during Vinayaka Chaturthi and Sankatahara Chaturthi. Notes: “Agaja” refers to Pārvatī (born of the mountain); “padmārkam” means “sun to the lotus,” an image of auspicious radiance. Pronunciation tips: padmārkaṁ (rka conjunct as in “arka”), aharniśam (ś = palatal “sh”), ekadantam (danta = “tooth”). Spiritual benefits described here reflect devotional and Purāṇic understanding of Ganesha as Vighneśvara; outcomes are matters of faith and practice, not guarantees.