In this song, a devotee prays to Lord Ganesha to come to his home. He praises him as the remover of obstacles, the son of Mother Gauri, and an embodiment of auspiciousness. “O remover of obstacles, son of Gauri, please come to my home. You are worshipped first, so come and take your place. Gods, humans, and sages all sing your glory.” The devotee sings of Ganesha’s auspicious form, his love for modaks, and the beautiful image that is always in the devotee’s thoughts. He has prepared modaks and an aarti plate for the puja, but Ganesha’s appearance is so enchanting that the devotee becomes completely absorbed in his divine beauty. Ganesha is described as wearing a yellow dhoti and yellow ornaments, in which he looks very graceful. His childlike form fills the heart with wonder and delight. As the song says, what comparison is worthy of this vision — every image falls short. O son of Girija, the devotee closes, you are the fulfiller of all wishes, the giver of every blessing.