Vighnaraja is a name for Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and son of Bhavani (Parvati).

What are some attributes of Vighnaraja mentioned in the verses?

He is described as the lord of hosts (gana), adorned with four arms, having an elephant face, and associated with joy, power, and auspiciousness.

What items does Vighnaraja hold in his hands according to the verses?

He holds a boon-granting gesture, an abhaya gesture (fearlessness), a noose, a book, a rosary, a goad, a citron fruit, and a lotus.

Who composed the Ganesha Bhujanga Stuti?

The Ganesha Bhujanga Stuti was composed by Sri Subrahmanya Yogi.

What are the benefits of reciting the Ganesha Bhujanga Stuti?

Reciting this stotra is believed to fulfill desires and bring auspiciousness.

śrī gaṇēśa bhujaṅga stutiḥ

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Ganesha Stotra

śriyaḥ kāryasiddhērdhiyaḥ satsukhardhēḥ
patiṁ sajjanānāṁ gatiṁ dēvatānām |
niyantāramantaḥ svayaṁ bhāsamānaṁ
bhajē vighnarājaṁ bhavānītanūjam || 1 ||

gaṇānāmadhīśaṁ guṇānāṁ sadīśaṁ
karīndrānanaṁ kr̥ttakandarpamānam |
caturbāhuyuktaṁ cidānandasaktaṁ
bhajē vighnarājaṁ bhavānītanūjam || 2 ||

jagatprāṇavīryaṁ janatrāṇaśauryaṁ
surābhīṣṭakāryaṁ sadā:’kṣōbhya dhairyam |
guṇiślāghyacaryaṁ gaṇādhīśavaryaṁ
bhajē vighnarājaṁ bhavānītanūjam || 3 ||

caladvakratuṇḍaṁ caturbāhudaṇḍaṁ
madasrāvigaṇḍaṁ milaccandrakhaṇḍam |
kanaddantakāṇḍaṁ munitrāṇaśauṇḍaṁ
bhajē vighnarājaṁ bhavānītanūjam || 4 ||

nirastāntarāyaṁ paridhvastamāyaṁ
cidānandakāyaṁ sadā matsahāyam |
ajasrānapāyaṁ tvajaṁ cāpramēyaṁ
bhajē vighnarājaṁ bhavānītanūjam || 5 ||

varaṁ cābhayaṁ pāśapustākṣasūtraṁ
sr̥ṇiṁ bījapūraṁ karaiḥ paṅkajaṁ ca |
dadhānaṁ sarōjāsanaṁ śaktiyuktaṁ
bhajē vighnarājaṁ bhavānītanūjam || 6 ||

mahāmūṣakārūḍhamādhāraśaktyā
samārādhitāṅghriṁ mahāmātr̥kābhiḥ |
samāvr̥tya saṁsēvitaṁ dēvatābhiḥ
bhajē vighnarājaṁ bhavānītanūjam || 7 ||

śrutīnāṁ śirōbhiḥ stutaṁ sarvaśaktaṁ
patiṁ siddhibuddhyōrgatiṁ bhūsurāṇām |
surāṇāṁ variṣṭhaṁ gaṇānāmadhīśaṁ
bhajē vighnarājaṁ bhavānītanūjam || 8 ||

gaṇādhīśasāmrājyasiṁhāsanasthaṁ
samārādhyamabjāsanādyaiḥ samastaiḥ |
phaṇābhr̥tsamābaddhatuṇḍaṁ prasannaṁ
bhajē vighnarājaṁ bhavānītanūjam || 9 ||

lasannāgakēyūramañjīrahāraṁ
bhujaṅgādhirājasphuratkarṇapūram |
kanadbhūtirudrākṣaratnādibhūṣaṁ
bhajē vighnarājaṁ bhavānītanūjam || 10 ||

sphuradvyāghracarmōttarīyōpadhānaṁ
turīyādvayātmānusandhāna dhuryam |
tapōyōgivaryaṁ kr̥pōdāracaryaṁ
bhajē vighnarājaṁ bhavānītanūjam || 11 ||

nijajyōtiṣā dyōtayantaṁ samastaṁ
divi jyōtiṣāṁ maṇḍalaṁ cātmanā ca |
bhajadbhaktasaubhāgyasiddhyarthabījaṁ
bhajē vighnarājaṁ bhavānītanūjam || 12 ||

sadāvāsakalyāṇapuryāṁ nivāsaṁ
gurōrājñayā kurvatā bhūsurēṇa |
mahāyōgivēlnāḍusiddhāntinā ya-
-tkr̥taṁ stōtramiṣṭārthadaṁ tatpaṭhadhvam || 13 ||

iti śrīsubrahmaṇyayōgi kr̥ta śrīgaṇēśabhujaṅga stutiḥ |

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