Which deity is Sri Ganesa Pratah Smaranam dedicated to?

Sri Ganesa Pratah Smaranam is a Sanskrit hymn dedicated to Lord Ganesha.

Sri Ganesa Pratah Smaranam in Assamese – Meaning

Q: What is Sri Ganesa Pratah Smaranam?

Read Sri Ganesa Pratah Smaranam in Assamese script — full lyrics with English meaning and transliteration. Three verses for the morning, and unlike the other dawn-triplets in this collection all three belong to the same hour: at dawn I remember, at dawn I bow, at dawn I worship, one verb to a verse. The first has the two cheeks bright with a flood of vermilion, the fierce staff that breaks the tall obstacle to pieces, and the whole company of gods led by Indra bowing to him. The second gives him a sacred thread that is the lord of the two-tongued ones, and calls him the son of the two auspicious ones, clever at play. The third turns to what he undoes — a forest fire to the grief of devotees, and the oblation-bearing flame that burns down the forest of ignorance. Its promise is imperial: three verses read every morning, and they always give sovereignty.

শ্ৰী গণেশ প্ৰাতঃ স্মৰণম্

(Sri Ganesa Pratah Smaranam in Assamese)

Also known as ganesha pratah smarana stotram · shri ganesa pratah smaranam · shree ganesa pratah smaranam

Language:Sanskrit

Translation:English

Three verses for the morning, and unlike the other dawn-triplets in this collection all three belong to the same hour: at dawn I remember, at dawn I bow, at dawn I worship, one verb to a verse. The first has the two cheeks bright with a flood of vermilion, the fierce staff that breaks the tall obstacle to pieces, and the whole company of gods led by Indra bowing to him. The second gives him a sacred thread that is the lord of the two-tongued ones, and calls him the son of the two auspicious ones, clever at play. The third turns to what he undoes — a forest fire to the grief of devotees, and the oblation-bearing flame that burns down the forest of ignorance. Its promise is imperial: three verses read every morning, and they always give sovereignty.

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