The Ganesha Mantra is one of the many thousands of mantras that are recited and chanted daily around the world. The concept itself comes from the Sanskrit words "manas" and "trai", which in combination means "salvation through the concentration of the mind, thought." Mantras are verses, words or individual syllables that affect the human mind with various types of pronunciation. Someone considers them conspiracies, someone prayers, someone mystical sound combinations, but for thousands of years it has been noticed that the practice of mantras allows people to improve he alth, achieve well-being and prosperity.
Who is the Ganesha who is prayed with the help of mantras? In the Indian pantheon of deities, this is the supreme being with four, eight or even sixteen arms, full physique, with the body of a man and the head of an elephant, which has one tusk. The deity received such a head due to the fact that other representatives of the pantheon, according to one version, were not invited to the holiday on the occasion of his birth, according to another, they simply did notwanted him to be born. It is believed that Shani incinerated the head of a newborn baby, after which he was "delivered" this part of the body from the first animal that came across, which turned out to be an elephant. The Ganesha mantra allows you to overcome obstacles on the path to success, we alth, and succeed in business. In addition, this Indian god protects people when traveling.
Ganesha is considered the son of Parvati and Shiva and has two wives - Siddhi ("success") and Budhi ("mind"). He appeared in the Indian pantheon in the early Middle Ages and is a revered supreme being who was created to prevent evil deeds. The Ganesha mantra is read when one needs to overcome insolence, selfishness, pacify pride or suppress vanity in life. The full ritual performed in front of the statue of Ganesha is quite difficult for those who do not follow the respective religion. Therefore, it is worth remembering that sometimes the success that this Indian god brings depends on the size of the figurine that will be installed at home or at work, as well as on the offerings that are made in its favor. Ganesha loves sweets, in addition, he is traditionally brought coins, incense, fire in lamps, etc.
Ganesha's mantra to attract money sounds long enough. It begins like this: “Om gam ganapataye”, followed by the words: “sarve vighna”, then: “raye sarvaye sarve”, and further: “gurave lamba daraya hrim gam namah”. This combination is considered very powerful for gaining a higher level of well-being. You need to read the prayer in a number of times, a multiple of three. by the mosta good option is to recite the mantra one hundred and eight times. In order not to go astray, you can purchase a special rosary with the same number of grains or beads. Prayers can be read in a whisper, loudly and silently. These chanting paths are called "vaikhari", "upamsu japa" and "manasika mantra" respectively.
What else is there for the god Ganesha mantra? The text of the general greeting to the deity is pronounced: "Om gam ganapataye namah." Reading it helps to gain purity of intentions, which in turn should bring success in all matters. It is very important to pronounce words correctly, observe pauses and rhythm. Therefore, it is advisable to listen to how the clergy read these prayers.
In order for the Ganesha mantra to bring results, it must be read every day, with a pure heart and good intentions. Concentration in the process of "singing" should be maximum. Only in this case, you can count on changes for the better, somewhere in a month of constant practice.
