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yau gajānan gaṇapati,
vinatī karai chhī ābu yau
smaraṇ pūjan dhyān men,
sthān pahine pābu yau
yau gajānan gaṇapati
he gaurī ke lāl udar vishāl
bhavy tej bhāl munkh manglā
manglā mukh manglā -2
he vighnahartā siddhi dātā
ek dant shiv lāḍalā
lāḍalā shiv lāḍalā -2
sang sāje riddhi siddhi
mahimā ahīn ke gābī yau
yau gajānan gaṇapati, vinatī karai chhī ābu yau
yau gajānan gaṇapati
achhi pit vasan svarṇ kamal āsan
mus bāhan karū bhalā
karū bhalā karū bhalā -4
indr varuṇ kuber digapāl,
hāth joḍi sab dvār elā
dvār elā sab dvār elā -2
karuṇā nidhān jhaṭ karū nidān
jag mangl ghaṭ barasābu yau
yau gajānan gaṇapati, vinatī karai chhī ābu yau
yau gajānan gaṇapati
he jag ke svāmī dayā ke sāgar
ahīn chhī sab dukh harai valā
harai valā harai valā -2
ahīn l pyāsal hiyā ke gāgar
ahīn chhī shubh lābh bharai valā
bharai valā bharai valā -2
chhī mūrakh nai jnān kī karū bakhān
nit charaṇ shīsh jhukābī yau
yau gajānan gaṇapati,
vinatī karai chhī ābu yau
smaraṇ pūjan dhyān men,
sthān pahine pābu yau
yau gajānan gaṇapati
havan pūjan anushṭhān men
vinatī karai chhī ābu yau
sammān pahine pānu yau
yau gajānan gaṇapati,
vinatī karai chhī ābu yau
yau gajānan gaṇapati
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Song Description
In Mithila, every auspicious occasion or ritual begins with an invocation to Ganapati — and this bhajan is a living expression of that tradition. The devotee invites Ganapati with reverence: "O Gajanan Ganapati, whether in meditation or worship, you are given the first place — please come and take your seat." The bhajan goes on to describe Ganesh's divine form. He is the son of Mother Parvati, with a large belly, a radiant forehead, and a face that radiates grace. He is the remover of obstacles, the giver of success, the one-tusked deity, and the beloved son of Shiva. Riddhi and Siddhi grace his side. Dressed in yellow garments, he sits upon a golden lotus, with the mouse as his vehicle. Even gods such as Indra, Varuna, and Kubera stand bowed at his door. The devotee prays: "O compassionate one, remove our obstacles and shower the world with blessings." In the end, with humility, they say that they are ignorant and do not have the ability to fully describe his glory. They simply bow their heads at his feet every day.
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