GANESHA CHATURTHIYA HAARDHIKA SHUBHAASHAYAGALU...

**prashulove** · by **prashulove** on Mon 1 Sep - 21:40:50

yellarigu ganesha gowri habbada hardikha shubashayagalu......

**prashulove** · by **prashulove** on Mon 1 Sep - 21:43:31

parisara snehi ganeshananna manege bara maadikollona......
vishakara bannagalinadha mukthi padiyona.......
ganapathi boppa mouuuuuuurrrrrrrryaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.......

**prashulove** · by **prashulove** on Mon 1 Sep - 21:45:59

Come August, and towering mud idols
of the Ganesha, the Elephant God, begin to fill the sidewalks of Mumbai.
You then know that Ganesh Chaturthi is round the corner.

Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated on the fourth day of the Hindu month of
Bhadrapad.The legend behind the birth of Ganesha is perhaps the most
fascinating in Indian mythology.

It is said that Goddess Parvati, before taking an elaborate bath,
wanted someone to stand guard at the door.

Not finding anyone, she created the idol of a child from the sandalwood
paste that she had applied on herself, and breathed life into it. She
told the boy she had created not to let anyone in, and went to have her
bath. When her husband, Lord Shiva came home, the child could not
recognise him and refused to let him in. Shiva was furious, and severed
the head of the child.

When she learnt that the child she had created was dead, Parvati was
distraught and asked Shiva to revive him immediately. Shiva ordered his
lieutenants to get the head of any creature that was sleeping with its
head facing north. The servants returned with the head of an elephant.
Shiva joined the elephant's head to the boy's body, and Parvati's child
lived again.

The legend also says that Shiva made the boy the leader of his armies.
Hence, the name Ganesha, meaning 'god of the army'.

Lord Ganesha is the god of learning, and bestows both worldly and
spiritual success. He is Vighnaharta, or 'remover of obstacles'.
Invariably, his blessings are sought before beginning any new venture.
In fact, the first prayer is always to Ganesha even on a day sacred to
other gods.

It is considered inauspicious to look at the moon on Ganesh Chaturthi.
The story goes that the Moon laughed at Ganesha's gait. The humiliated
Ganesha cursed it, saying that anyone who watched it on that day
(chaturthi, or the fourth day of the moon) would face a false
accusation.

**vijay2421** · by **vijay2421** on Mon 1 Sep - 21:48:29

JAI GANESHA... Dude

Devre nine E Varsha aadru Volle Buddhi Barli Tande...

**prashulove** · by **prashulove** on Mon 1 Sep - 21:48:44

Ganesh Chaturthi (the birthday of Lord Ganesh) is one of the most
famous Hindu festivals. Lord Ganesha is the elephant headed God. He is
worshipped before any prayer. His auspicious name is taken before any
kind of work is begun. He is the lord of power and wisdom. By
worshipping lord Ganesha, mothers hope to earn for their sons the
excellent virtues of Ganesha. Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most
important festival for the people of Maharashtra and is celebrated in a
grand manner among the Marathi communities worldwide. People buy idols
of Ganapati on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi and keep them in their
house as a divine guest for ten days, after which the image is taken
out ceremoniously and thrown

into the river, sea or well for immersion. The idol should not be kept in home after this day as it is considered inauspicious.

The puja can be a simple one performed with the family members and a
small cassette of Shri Ganesh mantras, or an elaborate one, involving a
priest who would come and perform the puja. “Modak” is specially
prepared during Ganesh Chaturthi as Lord Ganesha loved it.
As long as the Ganesha Idol is at home, Aarti is performed morning and
evening. At the same time, all the members present throw Kumkum on the
idol.

After the Aarti, flowers, haldi and kumkum are offered to the women and
prasad is distributed to all those present. During Ganesh Chaturthi,
Aarti is performed five times and ends with a “Mantra Pushpanjali”

**prashulove** · by **prashulove** on Mon 1 Sep - 21:51:47

tomorrow panchanga

Day (Vara):	Tuesday(Mangalvar)
Tithi:	3. Shukla-Trithiya 1.09.2008 23:59 to 3.09.2008 00:06
Nakshatra:	13. Hasta 2.09.2008 00:33 to 3.09.2008 01:22
Yoga:	24. Sukla 2.09.2008 19:26 to 3.09.2008 18:54
Karana:	5. Garija 2.09.2008 11:58 to 3.09.2008 00:06

At this time Moon is: 21°27'17" in Kanya Rashi

Ayanamsa(Lahiri) at this time: 23°58'56"

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Predictions for Today


Today's Rahukal:	15:00 To 16:30Hrs
GulikaKal:	12:00 To 13:30Hrs
Yamaghanda:	09:00 To 10:30Hrs & 01:30 To 03:00Hrs

Day:Tuesday(Mangalvar) day of material things; not too favourable day; superficial, rough day. Make bets, struggle for justice; do court rulings; fight :-); mind is aimed to the material things in life; do work related to metalls, ore deposits, medicine, fire, electricity; care about health; sport activities. Don't begin new things; avoid traveling; pay twice more attention if you travel; beware of injuries, quarrel, fall-outs and accidents.
Tithi:Shukla-Trithiya Auspicious day to start important businesses; wedding; the first music lesson; construction.
Naxatra:Hasta Journey; the beginning of studying; wedding; putting on new garments and ornaments; the beginning of construction of the house. Nakshatra's character is light. Recommended activities are trade, shopping; short journeys; physical exercising; wearing and manufacturing jewels; business start, education and teaching; taking medications.
Yoga:Sukla Good for all Auspicious Deeds.
Karana:Garija The cultivation of the soil, sowing the seeds, constructing the house.
chandrabal:
Mesha, Vrishabha, Karkataka, Simha, Kanya, Vrishchika, Makara and Meena Rashi borns have Chandra bala now. Ashtama Chadra For Kumbha Rashi Borns.
Tarabal: Kshema Tara For Ashwini,Makha, Moola Vipat Tara For Bharani, Pubba, Purvashada Sampat Tara For Krittika, Uttara, Uttarashada Janma Tara For Rohini, Hasta, Shravana Param Mitra Tara For Mrigashira, Chitta, Dhanista Mitra Tara For Arudra, Swati, Shatabhisham Naidhana Tara For Punarwasu, Vishaka, Purvabhadra Sadhan Tara For Pushyami, Anuradha, Uttarabhadra Pratyak Tara For Ashresha, Jyesta, Revati.

**prashulove** · by **prashulove** on Mon 1 Sep - 21:52:45

pls dont see the moon tomorrow and day after please.......

**snabhi** · by **snabhi** on Mon 1 Sep - 22:22:29

Moved to announcements!

thanks
and wish all the same ! Dance and Hi

**rajmmb** · by **rajmmb** on Mon 1 Sep - 22:57:28

Thanks

**sharath304** · by **sharath304** on Tue 2 Sep - 6:14:19

elaarigu Gowri Ganesha Habbada Shubhashayagalu....

**adon555** · by **adon555** on Tue 2 Sep - 7:08:26

Thanx parshu....

& yellarigu gowri-ganesha habbada haardika shubashayagalu.......

**VinayWestcoast** · by **VinayWestcoast** on Tue 2 Sep - 9:46:35

Thanks and same to all..........
thanks for reminding me.... not to see da moon.

**snabhi** · by **snabhi** on Tue 2 Sep - 13:52:36

**san79shetty** · by **san79shetty** on Tue 2 Sep - 14:21:41

Wish u all happy ganesha chaturthi....

**champu** · by **champu** on Tue 2 Sep - 19:13:37

TFS dear
Happy GOWRI GANESHA festival to all

**supersunil** · by **supersunil** on Tue 2 Sep - 19:19:02

**Shrikrishna** · by **Shrikrishna** on Tue 2 Sep - 19:42:02

ha sunil.... mailalli bandittu... TFS....

**snabhi** · by **snabhi** on Tue 2 Sep - 20:52:40

yen symbolismuuu
really funny..

ee yella PARTSu obba ROWDY kayyallu iratthe..
parashu badlu MACCHU..
ankushaa badlu LANGu

ili badlu , BIKEu !
etc etc !

adanne noDi naavyaake intha oLLedakke symbolise maaDbaardu anta Razz

!!

sumne, araadhisakke nepa kaaraNa beku yellargu, adakke yeneneneno comparisionsu ! Laughing

**adon555** · by **adon555** on Tue 2 Sep - 20:55:27

snabhi wrote:yen symbolismuuu
really funny..

ee yella PARTSu obba ROWDY kayyallu iratthe..
parashu badlu MACCHU..
ankushaa badlu LANGu

ili badlu , BIKEu !
etc etc !

adanne noDi naavyaake intha oLLedakke symbolise maaDbaardu anta !!

sumne, araadhisakke nepa kaaraNa beku yellargu, adakke yeneneneno comparisionsu !

**snabhi** · by **snabhi** on Tue 2 Sep - 21:06:45

thats abhishek Wink

!

**sudi1888** · by **sudi1888** on Wed 3 Sep - 1:57:19

Same to u friends

**riyaz** · by **riyaz** on Wed 3 Sep - 10:37:17

Thanks for wishes and wish you all the same

**snabhi** · by **snabhi** on Wed 3 Sep - 11:53:11

thanks riyaz !
nimagu saha habbada subhaashayagalu

**Shrikrishna** · by **Shrikrishna** on Wed 3 Sep - 13:41:40

108 Names of Lord Ganesha and the meanings

1. Akhurath: One who has mouse as his charioteer

2. Alampata : Ever eternal lord

3. Amit : Incomparable lord

4. Anantachidrupamayam: Infinite and consciousness personified

5. Avaneesh: Lord of the whole world
6. Avighna: Remover of obstacles

7. Balaganapati: Beloved and lovable child

8. Bhalchandra: Moon-crested lord

9. Bheema: Huge and Gigantic

10. Bhupati: Lord of the gods

11. Bhuvanpati: God of the gods

12. Buddhinath: God of wisdom

13. Budhipriya: Knowledge bestower

14. Bhudhividhata: God of knowledge

15. Chaturbhuj: One who has four arms

16. Devadeva: Lord of all lords

17. Devantakanashakarin: Destroyer of evils and asuras

18. Devarata: One who accepts all gods

19. Devendrashika: Protector of all gods

20. Dharmik: One who gives charity

21. Dhoomravarna: Smoke-Hued lord

22. Durja: Invincible lord

23. Dvaimatura: One who has two mothers

24. Ekaakshara: He of the single syllable

25. Ekadanta: Single-Tusked lord

26. Ekadrishta: Single-Tusked lord

27. Eshanputra: Lord Shiva's son

28. Gadadhara: One who has the mace as his weapon

29. Gajakarna: One who has eyes like an elephant

30. Gajanana: Elephant-Faced lord

31. Gajananeti: Elephant-Faced lord

32. Gajavakra: Trunk of the elephant

33. Gajavaktra: One who has mouth like an elephant
34. Ganadhakshya: Lord of all Ganas (Gods)
35. Ganadhyakshina: Leader of all the celestial bodies
36. Ganapati: Lord of all Ganas (Gods)
37. Gaurisuta: The son of Gauri (Parvati)
38. Gunina: One who is the master of all virtues
39. Haridra: One who is golden colored
40. Heramba: Mother's Beloved son
41. Kapila: Yellowish-Brown coloured
42. Kaveesha: Master of poets
43. Krti: Lord of music
44. Kripalu: Merciful lord

45. Krishapingaksha: Yellowish-Brown eyed

46. Kshamakaram: The place of forgiveness

47. Kshipra: One who is easy to appease

48. Lambakarna: Large-Eared lords

49. Lambodara: The huge bellied lord

50. Mahabala: Enormously strong lord

51. Mahaganpati: Omnipotent and supreme lord

52. Maheshwaram: Lord of the universe

53. Mangalamurti: All auspicious lord

54. Manomay: Winner of hearts

55. Mrityunjaya: Conqueror of death

56. Mundakarama: Abode of happiness

57. Muktidaya: Bestower of eternal bliss

58. Mushikvahana: One who has mouse as charioteer

59. Nadapratithishta: One who appreciates and loves music

60. Namasthetu: Vanquisher of all evils and vices and sins

61. Nandana: Lord Shiva's son

62. Nideeshwaram: Giver of wealth and treasures

63. Omkara: One who has the form of OM

64. Pitambara: One who has yellow-colored body

65. Pramoda: Lord of all abodes

66. Prathameshwara: First among all

67. Purush: The omnipotent personality

68. Rakta: One who has red-colored body

69. Rudrapriya: Beloved of lord Shiva

70. Sarvadevatman: Acceptor of all celestial offerings

71. Sarvasiddanta: Bestower of skills and wisdom

72. Sarvatman: Protector of the universe

73. Shambhavi: The son of Parvati

74. Shashivarnam: One who has a moon like complexion

75. Shoorpakarna: Large-eared Lord

76. Shuban: All auspicious lord

77. Shubhagunakanan: One who is the master of all virtues

78. Shweta: One who is as pure as the white colour

79. Siddhidhata: Bestower of success and accomplishments

80. Siddhipriya: Bestower of wishes and boons

81. Siddhivinayak: Bestower of success

82. Skandapurvaja: Elder brother of Skanda (Lord Kartik)

83. Sumukha: Auspicious face

84. Sureshwaram: Lord of all lords

85. Swaroop: Lover of beauty

86. Tarun: Ageless

87. Uddanda: Nemesis of evils and vices

88. Umaputra: The son of goddess Uma (Parvati)

89. Vakratunda: Curved trunk lord

90. Varaganapati: Bestower of boons

91. Varaprada: Granter of wishes and boons

92. Varadavinayaka: Bestower of Success

93. Veeraganapati: Heroic lord

94. Vidyavaridhi: God of wisdom

95. Vighnahara: Remover of obstacles

96. Vignaharta: Demolisher of obstacles

97. Vighnaraja: Lord of all hindrances

98. Vighnarajendra: Lord of all obstacles

99. Vighnavinashanaya: Destroyer of all obstacles and impediments

100. Vigneshwara: Lord of all obstacles

101. Vikat: Huge and gigantic

102. Vinayaka: Lord of all

103. Vishwamukha: Master of the universe

104. Vishwaraja: King of the world

105. Yagnakaya: Acceptor of all sacred and sacrificial offerings

106. Yashaskaram: Bestower of fame and fortune

107. Yashvasin: Beloved and ever popular lord

108. Yogadhipa: The lord of meditation