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    The document summarizes a hymn to Lord Ganesha from the Narada Purana. It describes 12 names of Ganesha to be meditated on for attainment of longevity, desires and wealth. Whoever recites these names daily at dawn, noon and dusk will have no fear of failure and constant good fortune. The hymn also states that those who distribute copies of it to Brahmins will quickly gain wisdom and knowledge through Ganesha's grace.

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    The document summarizes a hymn to Lord Ganesha from the Narada Purana. It describes 12 names of Ganesha to be meditated on for attainment of longevity, desires and wealth. Whoever recites these names daily at dawn, noon and dusk will have no fear of failure and constant good fortune. The hymn also states that those who distribute copies of it to Brahmins will quickly gain wisdom and knowledge through Ganesha's grace.

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    The document summarizes a hymn to Lord Ganesha from the Narada Purana. It describes 12 names of Ganesha to be meditated on for attainment of longevity, desires and wealth. Whoever recites these names daily at dawn, noon and dusk will have no fear of failure and constant good fortune. The hymn also states that those who distribute copies of it to Brahmins will quickly gain wisdom and knowledge through Ganesha's grace.

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    The document summarizes a hymn to Lord Ganesha from the Narada Purana. It describes 12 names of Ganesha to be meditated on for attainment of longevity, desires and wealth. Whoever recites these names daily at dawn, noon and dusk will have no fear of failure and constant good fortune. The hymn also states that those who distribute copies of it to Brahmins will quickly gain wisdom and knowledge through Ganesha's grace.

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    The passage discusses the 12 names of Lord Ganesha and the benefits of chanting them.

    The 12 names are: 1) One with twisted trunk 2) One with single tusk 3) One with dark brown eyes 4) One with elephant's mouth 5) One with belly like a pot 6) Grotesque one 7) King of obstacles 8) Smoke-colored one 9) Moon-crested one 10) Remover of obstacles 11) Lord of all 12) Elephant-faced one

    One obtains wisdom, wealth, sons and liberation depending on their desire. Chanting for 6 months leads one to Ganesha and in a year one attains perfection.

    గశ 

    {॥ గశ  ॥}
    గయ నమః । రద ఉచ ।
    ణమ ర వం ం యక ।
    భ సం సతఃరద  ॥ ౧॥

    థమం వణ ం చ ఏకదనం యక ।


    తృయం కృష ం గజవకం చరక ॥ ౨॥

    లదరం పఞమం చ షష ం కటవ చ ।


     వరం తష మ ॥ ౩॥
    సపమం ఘన ం

     చ దశమం  యక ।
    నవమం లచన ం
    ఏదశం గణపం దశం  గనన ॥ ౪॥

    ద ౖ  సన ం యః పనరః ।


    న చ ఘభయం తస సర కరః ః ॥ ౫॥

     లభ ం ధ లభ ధన ।


     లభ  లభ గ ॥ ౬॥

    జద ణప ం షౖః ఫలం ల ।


    సంవతణ  ం చ లభ  సంశయః ॥ ౭॥

    అష  హభశ  యః సమర ।


    తస  భత గశస దతః ॥ ౮॥

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    ॥ ఇ రద సంకటశనం గశ ం సర ॥

    Salutations to Lord Ganesha.


    Narada said
    Let him continuously worship in his mind the son of Gauri, VinAyaka
    the refuge of his devotees, for attainment of longevity, desires and wealth
    First, as the one with the twisted trunk;
    Secondly, as the one with the single tusk.
    Thirdly, as the one with dark brown eyes;
    Fourthly, as the one with the elephant's mouth.
    Fifthly, as the one with the belly like a pot;
    Sixtly, as the grotesque one.
    Seventhly, as the king of obstacles;
    Eighthly, as the smoke-colored one.
    Ninthly, as the moon-crested one;
    Tenthly, as the remover of obstacles.
    Eleventhly, as the lord of all,
    Twelfthly, as the elephant-faced one.
    Whoever repeats these twelve names at dawn, noon and sunset,
    there is no fear of failure, nay, constant fortune.
    He who desires wisdom, obtains wisdom; he who desires wealth, obtains wealth.
    He who desires sons, obtains sons; he who desires liberation attains liberation.
    Whoever chants this hymn to Ganapati reaches him in six months,
    and in one year he reaches perfection, there is no doubt about this.
    Whoever makes copies of this and distributes them to eight Brahmana,
    he reaches wisdom immediately (all knowledge will be his),
    due to the grace of Ganesha.

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