Ucchistha Ganapati Puja

Ucchistha Ganapati Puja is a religious tantric ritual conducted for performing Yogic practices, like Shatkriya or shatkarma. Ucchistha Ganapati can be worshipped during any time of the day.

Ucchistha Ganapati PujaUcchistha Ganapati Puja is a religious tantric ritual conducted for performing Yogic practices. In the vamachara tantric tradition, this form of the deity is adored to attain siddhi for performing Shatkriya or shatkarma which purifies the human body. Ucchistha Ganapati is one of the forms of Lord Ganesha and is depicted with red complexion and six arms. He is seated in Padmadsana (lotus position in yoga) along with his consort (Shakti). Karthika Nakshatra is associated with this form of Lord Ganesha.

The Vamtantra Sadhaks attain Riddhi (material welfare) and Siddhi (spiritual prosperity) and gain control over the 5 senses by worshipping and praising this form of the Lord. According to Tantra Shastra, Ucchistha Ganapati can be worshipped during any time of the day. There are no rules related to the worship of the elephant-headed deity. The performer of the Ucchistha Ganapati Puja is blessed with success in new ventures, prosperity, advancements in work, peace and predominance in life.

Vamtantra Sadhaks perform the tantric rituals of the Ucchistha Ganapati Puja to achieve victory in the forms of Shatkarma Tantric Prayog, such as Stambhan, Videshan, Uchatan, Vashikaran and Shantikaran. The puja or ritual is also conducted for vashikaran (power to control others), sammohan (fascination or hypnotism) and akarshan (attraction).

The Vamtantra Tantric Ucchistha Ganapati Puja includes several steps, such as, worship or puja of Lord Ucchistha Ganapati, Prana Prathista, 16 fold worship or Shodashopachara, Namavali, Vrihad, Homam, Mantrajapa and Visarjan (immersion of idol into water).

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