Read 151 Episodes Of Lord Ganesha and help your children learn moral values, such as honesty, courage, and devotion to parents, from the almighty Ganesha.😍🙏
Ballal was lost in deep prayers and did not see his father approach. Furious at Ballal, his father tied him to a tree and hit him mercilessly. He then went home, leaving his son in the wild. Ballal was having severe pain all over his body, but he still did not stop chanting the mantras. […]
In a village called Pali, there lived a merchant named Kalyansheth and his wife Indumati. Their son Ballal was an ardent devotee of Lord Ganesha. One day, Ballal went to the forest with his friends to play. Ballal was very pleased when he saw a large stone. He told his friends to imagine the stone
Ganesha had promised Sage Kapil that he would help him get back the Chintamani. One night, Ganesha appeared in Gana’s dream. Gana dreamed that Lord Ganesha had cut off his head. When he woke up, instead of repenting his sinful deed, he was furious and charged towards Kapil’s hermitage to kill him. King Abhijit requested
The jewel Chintamani has one more tale related to it. King Abhijit and Queen Gunvati had a charming son called Gana. The intelligent and robust child was Shiva’s devotee. Shiva was very pleased with Gana’s worship and granted him a few boons. This made him very egoistic, and soon, he was surrounded by negative people.
Ganesha met Tripurasur in the guise of a Brahmin. Tripurasur was mesmerised by Ganesha’s precious stones. So Ganesha gave him the diamonds and the pearls. This made Tripurasur very happy and he told the Brahmin to ask for a wish. The Brahmin (Ganesha himself) asked for the Chintamani (a wish-fulfilling jewel possessed by Shiva). Tripurasur
Sage Grutsamad was cursed to have a demon child named Tripura, who had Ganesha’s blessings. Now, being blessed by Ganesha made Tripurasur very powerful and he started an assault on the gods, the sages, the humans and even on the inhabitants of Patal. Tripurasur’s rampaging spree went on, and finally he reached Mount Kailash, Lord
Viprad sincerely followed Sage Mudgal’s instructions. He watered the twig daily and chanted Ganesha’s Mantra. He got deeply engrossed in the prayers and forgot about the time that passed. Viprad attained immense grace due to his prayers and the associated penance. By then, a large tree had grown out of the twig. Sage Mudgal happened
There was once a dacoit named Viprad. He had robbed many people and troubled every passer-by. But soon, he started feeling guilty about his deeds. So he approached a sage named Mudgal. At first, Sage Mudgal was terrified to see a dacoit approaching him. But soon, he found out that Viprad was there to confess
Once, there lived on earth, a king named Varenya. He was blessed to have Ganesha as his son. His pregnant wife was due to have a baby soon. Knowing this, Ganesha told his mother, “O Mother, I should leave for earth and be born as a son to King Varenya.” Parvati blessed him and Ganesha
Narad consoled Ganesha, and asked him not to be dejected. Narad then advised him, “Ganesha, every problem has a solution, so never lose hope. Stop worrying. Do you know the power behind the name ‘Ram’? There is an entire world hidden in his name. If you inscribe his name on the ground and circle around
Once, all the gods in heaven held a competition to find out who should be the leader of the world. The competition was that they would all circumnavigate the earth and the winning destination would be Shiva’s residence, Mount Kailash. The one who reached the peak of Mount Kailash first would be considered the winner.
Vyas requested Brahma to devise a solution to his dilemma. Brahma thought for a while and found out the blunder Vyas had done. He said to Vyas, “O Sage, how can you forget Parvati’s statement? She had said that before starting any holy work or any ritual, Lord Ganesha has to be given due respect,
Ved Vyas was famous for his work of writing several scriptures. He is one of the most knowledgeable people known till date. But the great sage also committed a blunder while composing the Puranas. While composing any great scripture, it is a norm to start with a ‘Mangalshlok’ (greetings to Ganesha to carry out work
The Mahabharat is one of the longest epics ever created in the world. It consists of around eighty-eight thousand verses, and each verse is a long passage. Ganesha proved to be a wise writer, as he wrote down each and every couplet only after understanding the real meaning of it. He did not lose his
The moment Ganesha agreed to write down the epic Mahabharat, Vyas started framing the couplets in his mind. He framed complex couplets so that Ganesha might take long pauses. Those pauses would help Vyas frame the next set of couplets, and so on. On the other hand, Ganesha was getting ready his writing material, especially
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