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Agajanana Padmarkam

The dhyana shloka of Ganesha, said before meditation or study.

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Quick facts

Type
Mantra
Deity
Ganesha
When it is sung
The dhyana shloka of Ganesha, said before meditation or study.
Languages
Roman and Devanagari here; ten scripts in the app

Verse (Devanagari)

अगजानन पद्मार्कं गजाननमहर्निशम् अनेकदन्तं भक्तानामेकदन्तमुपास्महे

Transliteration

Agajanana padmarkam gajananam aharnisham anekadantam bhaktanam ekadantam upasmahe

What it means

As the sun opens the lotus, the elephant face gladdens Parvati's heart; day and night, the one who gives his devotees countless gifts — the one-tusked lord — we worship.

Read it in your language

In the Muhurtha app you can read Agajanana Padmarkam in Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia, Tamil and Telugu, count it on a japa mala, and open a link to hear it sung — all offline, with no account and no ads.

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