Ganesha mantras to attract money

The elephant-headed god Ganesha, or Ganapati, as he is also called, occupies a special place in the host of Hindu gods. Ganesha is revered all over the world, they ask for protection and blessings in important matters. Even the image of God is a reflection of his fate and uniqueness.

GAnesha is respected for a reason... God received his name - the Lord of the living, the Lord of the material (physical world) - after a competition with his brother Karttikeya for the right to represent Shiva and listen to human prayers.

According to legend, the god Shiva and his wife Parvati had two sons, Karttikeya and Lambodar. Shiva was supposed to protect the world and the Universe, and therefore he was in a trance, the prayers of people did not reach him. Then Vishnu offered to transfer this responsibility to one of the sons. To do this, he came up with a test: to go around the universe. Karttikeya rushed on his way, barely listening to the task, and Lambodar got up, walked around his parents and announced that he had coped with the test.

The elephant-headed god explained that Shiva and Parvati are the universe, everything in this world is only their reflection and embodiment, and therefore they are the world itself. The Universe-Space, according to Lambodar, is not rational in everything. It depends on who is looking at it, is diverse and unstable. God Vishnu liked this approach, focus on the real, striving for a simple explanation of the complex. He appointed Lambodar the Lord of the living - Ganesha, but ordered people to turn to the elephant-headed god with prayer, ask for help and honor before starting important matters.

It is not surprising that Ganesha has become a lot of admirers. It is believed that this god answers all who ask correctly, that is, he realizes the meaning of his request and its place in his life. The material side is reflected in this ritual: before making any deal, contract, even before going to the market, neat and pious Hindus pray to Ganesha. If the prayer was voiced correctly, then God helps to solve the problems and obstacles that sometimes arise on the way to the goal.

In addition to Ganesha, Hinduism has Lakshmi (or Shakti) - the goddess of fertility and prosperity. Rather, it corresponds to the concept of abundance, energy, and Ganapati - a conscious attitude towards money and benefits. Therefore, it is customary to first ask Ganesha, give him honor, and only then pray to Lakshmi. Without respect for the elephant-headed god, one cannot win the favor of the goddess Shakti.

In everyday life, the Hindus have several prayer formulas for communicating with Ganesha, they are called mantras. Mantras are not like the texts of Christian addresses, they are closer to the concept of "affirmations".

You need to pronounce mantras in a special way, in a chant. At the same time, there is no concept of "stress" or accent, each sound of an affirmation is sung with respect - both a vowel and a consonant. In yoga practices, some mantras are actively used: by the vibration that is born in the body, the yogi and his disciples understand whether they are performing asanas correctly, whether they managed to concentrate on meditation.

Ganesha loves a thoughtful, mindful and focused attitude, however, he is practical, therefore he tends to accept sincere mantras in different forms. Any prayer should be offered to him, putting aside vanity. Zealous adepts know by heart all one hundred and eight names of the deity, pronounce each one to delight his ear.

The rational Ganesha listens with pleasure not only to long, but also to short mantras. There are several rules for making your appeal to God effective and efficient.

• Restore a good mood, or at least come to calmness. Anger and negative emotions nullify all good efforts and bring destruction. Before reading a mantra and meditation, you need to put in some order not only your mood, but also make peace with loved ones if you have a quarrel.
• To attract well-being, they consider it a good sign reciting a mantra to the growing moon.
• The beginning of a new day - dawn or morning - is best for offering prayers... If you don't have enough time in the morning, then transfer the ritual to the evening, when it is easier for you to focus on affirmations and escape from the hustle and bustle. In other matters, you can turn to Ganapati twice: in the morning and in the evening.
• Choose a time and place where you can be alone, not distracted by business and noise. Meditations need to be done daily, so it will be more convenient for you to recite mantras in a room that is large enough for the ritual to be enjoyable and relaxing.
• You can read mantras on your own, from memory or from sight, just listen to the recording, repeating the affirmation aloud or silently... First, listen to the recordings in order to get used to the sound, to remove resistance to the new, gradually accustoming yourself to regularity.
• Meet the meaning of the mantra, be aware of every word in the request to Ganesha.
• Try to read straight: without drops, lowering or raising the voice, without strain and accents.
• Concentrated internal reading is considered a high level of mantra recitation. In this case, the petitioner must recite the mantra to himself, focusing on each sound. However, this practice requires some preparation and awareness. For those who have recently become acquainted with the mantras of Ganesha, it is enough to say the prayer quietly and with reverence. The next step is to recite the mantra in a whisper, then silently. After that, it is considered that the adept is ready for internal reading.
• The best number for reciting a mantra is 108 - that is how many times you need to repeat her words, which is why the Buddhist rosary consists of 108 beads.A beginner in meditation needs a sequence, so you can say fewer mantras, choosing the number of repetitions in multiples of three, for example, 3, 6, 9, 12. The more repetitions, the stronger your intention.

One of the basic ones is considered the mantra Om. The head of Ganesha - large ears, a long trunk - repeats exactly the Om symbol in outlines. All mantras begin with this word, Om personifies the balance between intention and action, power and goodness, the border between the present and the desired.

For success and wealth, they recite different mantras, since people's requests may differ in the duration of the dream, the sphere of life in which changes must occur. Let's get to know the main ones.

The traditional version of the mantra for attracting money goes like this:

OM SHRIM HRIM KLIM GLAUM GAM GANAPATAYE VARA-VARADA SARVA-JANAM ME VASAMANAYA SWAHA

OM SHRIM HRIM KLIM GLAUM GAM GANAPATAYE VARA-VARADA SARVA-JANAM ME VASAMANAYA SWAHA

OM SHRIM HRIM KLIM GLAUM GAM GANAPATAYE VARA-VARADA SARVA-JANAM ME VASAMANAYA SWAHA

OM EKDANTAYA VIDMAHI VAKRUTANDAYA DHIMAHI TAN NO DANTI PRACHODAYAT OM SHANTI SHANTI SHANTI

In the first part the name of Ganesha is glorified “Great Ganapati, who removes obstacles that give prosperity, glory! I bow before your greatness. " The final part directly invokes cash flow, prosperity, which is why it is called the mantra of millionaires.

The quick removal of obstacles Ganesha brings in response to meditation and the recitation of the following mantra, it is also called a prayer for good luck:

OM GAM GANAPATAYE NAMAHA.

Serious changes in life can be noticed on the twenty-fifth day of reciting the mantra. This appeal helps to get rid of the obstacles that appear in the implementation of an important matter. Affirmation makes the reader attentive, wise and has a beneficial effect on the things started earlier, contributes to their successful completion.

Prayer for attracting money begins with an appeal to the deity, praising and listing his names and merits, in the end, the asker looks for a quick way to attract money:

GANESHA SHARANAM SHARANAM GANESHA GAN GAN

GANAPATI SHARANAM GANESHA JAY GANESHA

JAYA JAYA GANAPATA

OM LAKSHMI VIGAN SRI KAMALA DHARIGAN SVAHA

Here there is an appeal to the goddess Lakshmi, she is extolled and asked to bestow health and prosperity of the spirit.

A prayer with requests to Ganesha for the granting of wisdom, clarity of mind has the following sound:

OM HRIM KLIM SHRIM NAMAH

Followers of Ganesha often go beyond mantra learning by bringing well-being into the home with additional activities. They say that the Lord of the living is more willing to listen to requests if one reads mantras at the altar. Even a small and modest corner becomes a place for awareness and self-awareness.

The altar is decorated appropriately: the surface is covered with a red cloth, decorated with flower garlands, candles with the scent of sandalwood, in the center of the composition is placed a Ganesha figurine made of metal, porcelain or stone. For meditation, the image of a god with the head of an elephant and his yantra is useful - a special drawing in which geometric shapes and color attract specific energy, Ganesha loves sweets, you can easily please him if you leave a piece of sugar, fruit or candy.

Ganesha values ​​effort and cleanliness: order should be brought to the whole house, with particular attention to the cleanliness of the floor. For the home of money - a wallet - there are also recommendations. It is good if it is red, brown or golden. Transfer the conscious attitude to money: do not waste it on the first day, let it "spend the night" in your home. Monetary energy should not stagnate, but it is also not wise to spend it on stupidity and trinkets.

Reading the Ganesha mantra is a special ritual that allows you to find a fulcrum and harmony within yourself, gradually overestimating efforts, reallocating resources, changing thinking.