What is the significance of 'Om' (ōṁ) as described in the text?

The text states that 'Om' emerged from the throat of the unborn, and all actions are started by sages and humans with 'Om'. Yatis, devoted to self-realization, constantly chant 'Om', and Ganesha's face is described as having the form of 'Om'.

What does the 'Shrim' (śrīṁ) seed mantra represent according to the text?

The 'Shrim' seed mantra is described as destroying sorrow, pain, birth, death, disease, and mental anguish. It's the target of the self-arrow within, giving self-realization and bestowing prosperity, cherished by Lakshmi and Shiva.

What is the description of the 'Hrim' (hrīṁ) seed mantra in the provided text?

The 'Hrim' seed mantra is situated in the heart's triangle, manifesting the universe of Maya. It represents Uma (Parvati), gives power, transcends Maya, and is worshiped by Lokeshwara.

What are the benefits of the 'Klim' (klīṁ) seed mantra as described?

The 'Klim' seed mantra fulfills all desires and bestows desires like Kamadeva. It's dear to Krishna, brings joy to Lakshmi's mind, removes the effects of the Kali Yuga, and is beloved by Shiva's son (Kartikeya).

What is the meaning and significance of the 'Glaum' (glauṁ) seed mantra?

The 'Glaum' seed mantra represents the power of the attributeless, supreme Brahman. It is loved by Dandinī, Shiva, and Lakshmi. It attracts all, embodies the divine, grants prosperity, removes obstacles, and is dear to Parvati's son.

śrī gaṇēśa mūlamantrapadamālā stōtram

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Ganesha Stotra

ōmityētadajasya kaṇṭhavivaraṁ bhitvā bahirnirgataṁ
cōmityēva samastakarma r̥ṣibhiḥ prārabhyatē mānuṣaiḥ |
ōmityēva sadā japanti yatayaḥ svātmaikaniṣṭhāḥ paraṁ
cōṁ-kārākr̥tivaktraminduniṭilaṁ vighnēśvaraṁ bhavāyē || 1 ||

śrīṁ bījaṁ śramaduḥkhajanmamaraṇavyādhyādhibhīnāśakaṁ
mr̥tyukrōdhanaśāntibinduvilasadvarṇākr̥ti śrīpradam |
svāntasthātmaśarasya lakṣyamajarasvātmāvabōdhapradaṁ
śrīśrīnāyakasēvitēbhavadanaprēmāspadaṁ bhāvayē || 2 ||

hrīṁ bījaṁ hr̥dayatrikōṇavilasanmadhyāsanasthaṁ sadā
cākāśānalavāmalōcananiśānāthārdhavarṇātmakam |
māyākāryajagatprakāśakamumārūpaṁ svaśaktipradaṁ
māyātītapadapradaṁ hr̥di bhajē lōkēśvarārādhitam || 3 ||

klīṁ bījaṁ kalidhātuvatkalayatāṁ sarvēṣṭadaṁ dēhināṁ
dhātr̥kṣmāyutaśāntibinduvilasadvarṇātmakaṁ kāmadam |
śrīkr̥ṣṇapriyamindirāsutamanaḥprītyēkahētuṁ paraṁ
hr̥tpadmē kalayē sadā kaliharaṁ kālāriputrapriyam || 4 ||

glauṁ bījaṁ guṇarūpanirguṇaparabrahmādiśaktērmahā-
-haṅkārākr̥tidaṇḍinīpriyamajaśrīnātharudrēṣṭadam |
sarvākarṣiṇidēvarājabhuvanārṇēndvātmakaṁ śrīkaraṁ
cittē vighnanivāraṇāya girijājātapriyaṁ bhāvayē || 5 ||

gaṅgāsutaṁ gandhamukhōpacāra-
-priyaṁ khagārōhaṇabhāginēyam |
gaṅgāsutādyaṁ varagandhatattva-
-mūlāmbujasthaṁ hr̥di bhāvayē:’ham || 6 ||

gaṇapatayē varaguṇanidhayē
suragaṇapatayē natajanatatayē |
maṇigaṇabhūṣitacaraṇayugā-
-śritamalaharaṇē caṇa tē namaḥ || 7 ||

varābhayē mōdakamēkadantaṁ
karāmbujātaiḥ satataṁ dharantam |
varāṅgacandraṁ parabhaktisāndrai-
-rjanairbhajantaṁ kalayē sadā:’ntaḥ || 8 ||

varada natajanānāṁ santataṁ vakratuṇḍa
svaramayanijagātra svātmabōdhaikahētō |
karalasadamr̥tāmbhaḥ pūrṇapatrādya mahyaṁ
garagalasuta śīghraṁ dēhi madbōdhamīḍyam || 9 ||

sarvajanaṁ paripālaya śarvaja
parvasudhākaragarvahara |
parvatanāthasutāsuta pālaya
kharvaṁ mā kuru dīnamimam || 10 ||

mēdō:’sthimāṁsarudhirāntramayē śarīrē
mēdinyabagnimarudambaralāsyamānē |
mē dāruṇaṁ madamukhāghamumāja hr̥tvā
mēdhāhvayāsanavarē vasa dantivaktra || 11 ||

vaśaṁ kuru tvaṁ śivajāta māṁ tē
vaśīkr̥tāśēṣasamastalōka |
vasārṇasaṁśōbhitamūlapadma-
-lasacchriyā:’liṅgita vāraṇāsya || 12 ||

ānayāśu padavārijāntikaṁ
māṁ nayādiguṇavarjitaṁ tava |
hānihīnapadajāmr̥tasya tē
pānayōgyamibhavaktra māṁ kuru || 13 ||

svāhāsvarūpēṇa virājasē tvaṁ
sudhāśanānāṁ priyakarmaṇīḍya |
svadhāsvarūpēṇa tu pitryakarma-
-ṇyumāsutējyāmaya viśvamūrtē || 14 ||

aṣṭāviṁśativarṇapatralasitaṁ hāraṁ gaṇēśapriyaṁ
kaṣṭā:’niṣṭaharaṁ caturdaśapadaiḥ puṣpairmanōhārakam |
tuṣṭyādipradasadgurūttamapadāmbhōjē cidānandadaṁ
śiṣṭēṣṭō:’hamanantasūtrahr̥dayābaddhaṁ subhaktyārpayē || 15 ||

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