Which deity is Sri Sodasa Ganapati Stavam dedicated to?

Sri Sodasa Ganapati Stavam is a Sanskrit hymn dedicated to Lord Ganesha.

Sri Sodasa Ganapati Stavam in Odia – Meaning & Word-by-Word

Q: What is Sri Sodasa Ganapati Stavam?

Read Sri Sodasa Ganapati Stavam in Odia script — full lyrics with English meaning and transliteration. The sixteen Ganapatis, given as a plain enumeration in verse — the first is Bala, the second Taruna, the third Bhakta, the fourth Vira, and so on to the sixteenth, Urdhva. They are the first sixteen of the thirty-two whose namavali is also in this collection, in the same order, and setting the two side by side turns up one real divergence: where that list has Dvija, the twice-born, this one has Dhvaja, the banner. The last three verses are the fruit. Recited at the three junctures it makes a man happy and victorious on every side; his obstacles run from him as snakes run from Garuda; and by the grace of the lord of the ganas he becomes, it says without qualification, greatly wise.

ଶ୍ରୀ ଷୋଡଶ ଗଣପତି ସ୍ତଵମ୍

(Sri Sodasa Ganapati Stavam in Odia)

Also known as shodasa ganapathi stavam · shri sodasa ganapati stavam · shree sodasa ganapati stavam

Language:Sanskrit

Translation:English

The sixteen Ganapatis, given as a plain enumeration in verse — the first is Bala, the second Taruna, the third Bhakta, the fourth Vira, and so on to the sixteenth, Urdhva. They are the first sixteen of the thirty-two whose namavali is also in this collection, in the same order, and setting the two side by side turns up one real divergence: where that list has Dvija, the twice-born, this one has Dhvaja, the banner. The last three verses are the fruit. Recited at the three junctures it makes a man happy and victorious on every side; his obstacles run from him as snakes run from Garuda; and by the grace of the lord of the ganas he becomes, it says without qualification, greatly wise.

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