Museum of Indian Devotional Heritage
वक्रतुण्ड महाकाय सूर्यकोटि समप्रभ
“O curved-trunk, mighty one, radiant as a million suns — make all my undertakings free of obstacles.”
Ganesha invocation · Ancient
The verse with which countless ceremonies begin, invoking the remover of obstacles before any new venture.
Today’s Reflection
“O curved-trunk, mighty one, radiant as a million suns — make all my undertakings free of obstacles.”
— Ganesha invocation · Ancient
Showing 6 bhajans in हिन्दी
Narsinh Mehta · 15th century
Gujarat's beloved definition of a true devotee: one who feels another's pain as their own.
Traditional (popularised by Mahatma Gandhi) · Traditional
Lord of the Raghu clan, King Ram, redeemer of the fallen, Sita-Ram.
Tulsidas · 16th century
O mind, sing of merciful Shri Ramchandra, dispeller of the dreadful fears of worldly existence.
Tulsidas · 16th century
The auspicious opening of the Ramayana's most beloved chapter — Hanuman's leap to Lanka.
Tulsidas · 16th century
Tulsidas's tender vision of the child Rama learning to walk.
Traditional · Traditional
The thirteen-syllable Ram-dhun chanted to cross worldly life.