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Ekadanta Ganesha Stotram
Ekadanta Ganesha Stotram is recited by the devotees in veneration of the Lord. It is one of the popular mantras of Lord Ganesha that describes the Ekadanta form.

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Ekadanta Ganesha Stotram, Mantras of Lord GaneshaEkadanta Ganesha Stotram, also known as Ekadanta Ganapati Stotram, is one of the popular mantras of Lord Ganesha. It is recited by the devotees in veneration of the Lord. The devotional hymn describes the Ekadanta form of Lord Ganesha. It is believed that if a person chants the Ekadanta Ganesha Stotram on a daily basis, then he will be blessed with success, material gains and prosperity. The devotee will also be bestowed with children and happiness in his family.

Religious hymn of Ekadanta Ganesha Stotram is as follows-
Madasuram Sushantam Vai Drishtva Vishnumukhah Surah Bhrigvadayashcha Munaya Ekadantam Samayayuh Pranamya Tam Prapujyadau Punastam Nemuradarat Tushtuvurhar Shasanyukta Ekadantam Ganeshvaram

Devarshaya Uchuhsadatmarupam Sakaladi Bhutamamayinam So Hamachintyabodham Nnadi Madhyanta Vihinamekam Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah Ananta Chidrupa Mayam Ganesham Hyabheda Bhedadi Vihinamadyam Hridi Prakashasya Dharam Svadhistham Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah

Vishvadibhutam Hridi Yoginam Vai Pratyaksharupena Vibhantamekam Da Niralamba Samadhigamyam Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah Svabimbabhavena Vilasayuktam Bindusvarupa Rachita Svamaya Tasyam Svaviryam Pradadati Yo Vai Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah

Tvadiya Viryena Samarthabhuta Maya Taya Samrachitam Cha Vishvam Nadatmakam Hyatmataya Pratitam Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah Tvadiya Sattadharamekadantam Ganeshamekam Trayabodhitaram Sevanta Apustamajam Trisansthastamekadantam Sharanama Vrajamah

Tatastvaya Prerita Eva Nadastenedamevam Rachitam Jagadvai Anandarupam Samabhavasanstham Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah Tadeva Vishvam Kripaya Tavaiva Sambhutamadyam Tamasa Vibhatam Anekarupam Hyajamekabhutam Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah

Tatastvaya Preritameva Tena Srishtam Susukshman Jagadekasanstham Sattvatmakam Shvetamanantamadyam Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah Tadeva Svapnam Tapasa Ganesham Samsiddhirupam Vividham Vabhuva Sadekarupam Kripaya Tavaapi Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah

Sampreritam Tachcha Tvaya Hridistham Tatha Susrishtam Jagadansharupam Tenaiva Jagranmayamaprameyam Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah Jagratsvarupam Rajasa Vibhatam Vilokitam Tatkripaya Yadaiva Ttada Vibhinnam Bhavadekarupam Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah

Evam Cha Srishtva Prakritisvabhavattadantare Tvam Cha Vibhasi Nityam Buddhipradata Gananatha Ekastamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah Tvadajnaya Bhanti Grahashcha Sarve Nakshatrarupani Vibhanti Khe Vai Adharahinani Tvaya Dhritani Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah

Tvadajnaya Srishtikaro Vidhata Tvadajnaya Palaka Eva Vishnuh Tvadajnaya Sanharako Haroapi Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah Yadajnaya Bhurjalamadhyasanstha Yadajnayaapah Pravahanti Nadyah Simam Sada Rakshati Vai Samudrastamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah

Yadajnaya Devagano Divistho Dadati Vai Karmaphalani Nityam Yadajnaya Shailagano.Achalo Vai Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah Yadajnaya Shesha Iladharo Vai Yadajnaya Mohapradashcha Kamah Yadajnaya Kaladharoaryama Cha Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah

Yadajnaya Vati Vibhati Vayuryadajnaya Agnirjatharadisansthah Yadajnaya Vai Sacharaacharam Cha Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah Sarvantare Sansthitamekagudham Yadajnaya Sarvamidam Vibhati Anantarupam Hridi Bodhakam Vai Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah

Yam Yogino Yogabalena Sadhyam Kurvanti Tam Kah Stavanena Stauti Atah Pranamena Susiddhidoastu Tamekadantam Sharanam Vrajamah Gritsamada Uvachaevam Stutva Cha Prahlada Devah Samunayashcha Vai Tushnim Bhavam Prapadyaiva Nanriturharshasanyutah

Sa Tanuvacha Pritatma Hyekadantah Stavena Vai Jagada Tan Mahabhagan Devarshin Bhaktavatsalah Ekadanta Uvachaprasannoasmi Cha Stotrena Surah Sarshiganah Kila Vrinudhvam Varadoaham Vo Dasyami Manasipsitam

Bhavatkritam Madiyam Vai Stotram Pritipradam Mama Bhavishyati Na Sandehah Sarvasiddhipradayakam Yam Yamichchhati Tam Tam Vai Dasyami Stotrapathatah Putra Pautradikam Sarvam Labhate Dhana Dhanyakam

Gajashvadikamatyantam Rajyabhogam Labhed Dhruvam Bhuktim Muktim Cha Yogam Vai Labhate Shsntidsyakam Maranochchatanadini Rajyabandhadikam Cha Yat Pathatam Shrinvatam Nrinam Bhavechcha Bandhahinata

Ekavinshativaram Cha Shloka Nshchaivaikavinshatim Pathate Nityamevam Cha Dinani Tvekavinshatim Na Tasya Durlabham Kinchit Trishu Lokeshu Vai Bhavet Asadhyam Sadhayen Martyah Sarvatra Vijayi Bhavet Nityam Yah Pathate Stotram Brahmabhutah Sa Vai Narah

Tasya Darshanatah Sarve Devah Puta Bhavanti Vai Evam Tasya Vachah Shrutva Prahrishta Devatarshayah Uchuh Karaputah Sarve Bhaktiyukta Gajananam Iti Shrii Ekadantastotram Sampurnam


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