Ganesh Festival Quotes
Posted in Festivals on Sep 9th, 2007
Gajanana Shri Ganaraya aadi vandu tujha Moraya.
Ganpati Bappa Morya!
Mangal Murti Morya!
JAY GANESH..!
Mangal murti morya!!!
Jay ganesh deva
Ganapati bappa morya
Aum Shree Ganeshay Namah:
Bolo
Ganpati
Bappa
Mourya…
OM JAI SHRI GANESH
Jai ganesha
Jay ganeshay namah….
JAI JAI SHRI GANAPATI BAPPA
JAI SHRI GANESH
JAI SHRI GANESH
JAI SHRI GANESH
Mata jaagi parvati pita maha deva.
Jai ganesh jai ganesh jai ganesh deva
mata tohri parvati pita mahadeva.
Shree ganeshay namh
Om hrim gann ganpatye namha
Om gann ganpatye namonamha
shrii sidhiwinayak namonamha
asht winayk namonamha
ganpati bapa moriya
Bolo ganesh ji maharaaaaaaj kiiiiiiiii jai
Jai ganesh deva
vidhanvinasahk
vakratund maHAKAY
SURYAKOTI
SAMPRABHA
NIVDIHANAM KURUMDEVA
SARVA KARYAM SARVADA
Wakra tund mahakay surya kauti samaprabha nirwighanm
kurumedeva subh kary tu sarvda
Vighneshwary warday surpriyay
lambodary saklay jagadhitay nagananay suti yagn
vibhusitay gauri sutay gannath namoh namste
Jai ganesh jai ganesh jai ganesh deva
Bolo ganesh maharaj kii jai
Jai mangalmurty ganpati deva..
Om Shree Ganeshaya Namah!!
Ganpati Bappa Moraya!!
“gajanana sri ganraya adi vandu tujha mouaraya”
Jai Bolo Ganesh Maharaj Ki Jai
” Om gan gan pate namo namah siddhi vinayak namho namah asth vinayak namo namah
mangal murti moriya ”
jai bol bohra ganesh ji bhagwan ki jai ho jai ho jai ho jai ho jai
ho!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mouryaaa Re Bappa Mouryaaa Re!!!
Ganpati Bappa Mouryaaaa!!!
MangalMoorti Mouryaaa!!!
Ganapati bappa morya
Arre mitranno ata tayarila laga!
Ganesha chaturthi - legends and prayers : Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated as the
birthday of Lord Ganesh on the fourth day (Chaturthi) of the bright fortnight of
Bhadrapada month of Hindu calendar. It is among the most celebrated of the
festivals in India, and perhaps the only one involving general public (others only
involve families and friends and are celebrated privately). It is interesting to note
that the festival was not celebrated until the times of Lokamanya Bal Gangadhar
Tilak, who used it a great means to unite Hindus all over India and educate them the
evils of colonization.