Skanda Sasti Kavacham

"Kanda Shasti Kavasam is composed by Devaraya Swamigal. This is a rare and valuable treasure that helps one to be successful in day-to-day life.

Skanda Sashti Kavacham Lyrics & Video Song – Kavasam

Skanda Sasthi Kavacham or Kanda Shasti Kavasam is a highly revered Hindu devotional song dedicated to Lord Muruga (Subramanya or Shanmugha). Skanda Shasti Kavasam is composed by Devaraya Swamigal and by chanting this prayer, a devotee is asking Vel Muruga to protect him from all the sufferings and shower His grace.

Regular chanting of Skanda Sasthi Kavacha is believed to resolve all problems and bring prosperity in life. During Skanda Shashti, Lord Muruga devotees observe Skanda Sasti Vratam and chant this beautiful Kavacha Stotra addressed to Lord Muruga (Kartikeya or Skanda).

Kanda Shasti Kavasam Video Song is provided after the Lyrics

Ganesha Ashtottara Shatanamavali Lyrics and Video - 108 Names of Ganesh Astottara

Ganesha Ashtottara Shatanamavali Lyrics and Video - 108 Names of Ganesh Astottara

Ganesha Ashtothram Shatanamavali, Ganesh Ashtothram Shata Namavali, or Ganesh Ashtottara Stotram is a devotional Hindu scripture in which Lord Ganesh is referred to by 108 names. By chanting Ganesha Ashtottara Shata Nama Stotras a Ganapathi devotee can list of hundred names in praise of Lord Ganesh. Ganesha Ashtottaram is one of the main mantra a devotee can pray to appease Vinayagar.

Ganesha Gayatri Mantra Lyrics & Meaning - Lord Ganesh Gayatri

Ganesha Gayatri Mantra Lyrics & Meaning - Lord Ganesh Gayatri

Ganesha Gayatri or Ganapati Gayatri or Vigayaka Gayatri is the Gayatri Mantra of Lord Ganesh (Ganapathi), the remover of obstacles.

Ganesha Gayatri Mantra Lyrics - Ganesh Gayathri Mantra

"OM Ekadantaya Vidmahe
Vakkratundaya Dheemahi
Tanno Danti Prachodayat"

Ganesha Gayatri Translation - Meaning of Ganesh Gayathri

We devote our thoughts to the One Tusked Lord
We meditate upon Him who has a Curved trunk
May the tusked one guide us on the right path.

Ganesha Gayatri Mantra Video

Sankatahara Chaturthi

Mooshika Vahana
Mooshika vaahana modhaha hastha
Chamara karna vilambitha suthra
Vamana rupa maheswara puthra
Vigna vinayaka padha namaste

Namavali
Pahi pahi Gajanana
Parvathi thanaya gajanana

The SANKATAHARA Chaturthi vratha occurs during the fourth day of They Pirai Paksha, everymonth. The MAHA SANKATAHARA Chaturthi occurs on the fourt day of They Pirai Paksha in the month of AAVANI [tamil], Chingam [mqlayalam], Simha/Bhadrapadha [sanskrit]. (Sankatahara Chathurthi falling on Tuesday is known as ANGARIKA Sankatahara Chaturthi).

This Vratam starts before the sun rise and go up to the sight of moon, some time even upto midnight. The purpose of this Vratam is to overcome difficulties and problems. People suffering from the ill effects of Moon [Chandran] or Mars [Angaraka] can follow this Vratham.

This Vratam is very auspicious for eliminating all obstacles in life and to reshape one's problems into opportunities.

On this day one can chant Ganesha Sahasranaamam, Sankashta Naashana Ganesha Sthothram or simple stootrams on Lord Ganesha.

||Sankashta Nashana Ganesha Sthothram ||

Pranamya shirasa devam gouri puthram vinayakam | Bhakthavasam smarenithyam aayuhkaamartha sidhaye || 1 || Prathamam vakrathundancha ekadantham dvitheeyakam | Thritheeyam krishnapingaksham gajavakram chathurthakam || 2 || Lambodharam panchamanchancha shashtam vikatamevacha | Sapthamam vignaraajancha dhoomravarnam thathashtamam || 3 || Navavam balachandrancha dashamanthu vinayakam| Ekadhasham ganapathim dwadhashanthu gajananam|| 4 || Dwadashaithani namani trisandhyam yahpatenaraha | Nachavignabhayam thasya sarvasidhi karam param|| 5 || Vidhyarthi labhathe vidhyam dhanarthi labhathe dhanam | Puthrarthi labhathe puthran moksharthi mokshamapnayath || 6 || Japedh ganapatistotram shadbirmasai palamlabheth | Samvathsarena sidhincha labhathe nathra samshayaha || 7 || Ashtabhyo brahmanebhyashcha likithva yeh samarpayeth | Thasya vidhya bhaveth sarva ganeshasya prasadhathaha|| 8 || ||Iti Shree Narada Purane Sankata Nashanam Ganesha Sthrothram Sampoornam ||