രാഗം - നാട്ട

താളം - ആദി

ദേവത - ഗണപതി

രചന - കെ.ൽ.എം. സുവർദ്ധൻ

Ragam - Naatai

Thalam - Aadi

Deity - Ganapathi

Lyrics - K. L. M. Suvardhan

|ശ്ലോകം|

ഗണപതി വിഭുതം ത്വം

സർവ്വ വിഗ്ന്യാദി ദേവം

ഗിരിസുത തനയം ത്വം

വിരാമരാരി  സുനോ

മദിഗുണ വരദാംത

ശാരദാ വാര്യ വാണി

സരസിജ നയനാം ത്വ

നൗമി മൂകാംബികഖ്യ

മൂകാംബികഖ്യ ....

|പല്ലവി|

ഗം ഗണപതി ഗണനായകനേ

ശിവ ശങ്കര സന്തതിയേ  

|അനുപലെവി|

ഗംഭീരാകൃതി ആയൊരു മൂർത്തേ

സർവ സുമംഗളനേ

ശിവ സർവ സുമംഗളനേ..

ശിവ സർവ സുമംഗളനേ..

|ചരണം-1|

ചെങ്കണ ഗണപതി സുര സുന്ദര ഗണപതി

നർത്ത ഗണപതിയേ  

ചെങ്കിട ചൂടിയ ചന്ദ്ര കലാധര

പുത്ര ഗണേശ്വരനേ  

ശിവ പുത്ര ഗണേശ്വരനേ..

ശിവ പുത്ര ഗണേശ്വരനേ  

|ചരണം-2|

പർവ്വത നന്ദിനി തന്നുടെ

ആത്മജൻ ആയ വിനായകനേ

ചിത്ര വിചിത്ര സ്വരൂപ ഗണങ്ങൾക്ക

ധിപതി ഗണപതിയേ

ജയ ജയ ഗണപതിയേ..

ജയ ജയ ഗണപതിയേ

|ചരണം-3|

സർവ്വ ശുഭങ്കരനദ്രിരിജ സുതനേ  

സിദ്ധി വിനായകനേ

സങ്കടമഖിലവുമാശുകരിച്ചിട

കരിമുഖനമൃത ജനേ

ജയ സങ്കട നാശനനെ

ജയ സങ്കട നാശനനെ

ഗം ഗണപതി ഗണനായകനേ...

|Slokam|

Ganapathi vibhutam tvam

Sarva vignyadi devam

Girisuta tanayam tvam

Viramarari suno

Madiguna varadamta

Sharada varya vani

Sarasija nayanam tva

Naumi mookambikakhya

Mookambikakhya ....

|Pallavi|

Gam ganapathi gananayakane

Shiva shankara santathiye

|Anupallavi|

Gambheerakrithi aayoru murthe

Sarva sumangalane

Shiva sarva sumangalane..

Shiva sarva sumangalane..

|Charanam-1|

Chengana ganapathi sura sundara ganapathi

Nartha ganapathiye

Chengida choodiya chandra kaladhara

Puthra ganeshvarane

Shiva puthra ganeshvarane..

Shiva puthra ganeshvarane

|Charanam-2|

Parvatha nandini tannude

Aathmajan aaya vinayakane

Chithra vichithra swaroopa ganangalkka

Dhipathi ganapathiye

Jaya jaya ganapathiye..

Jaya jaya ganapathiye

|Charanam-3|

Sarva shubhankaranadririja suthane

Siddhi vinayakane

Sankatamakhilavumaashukaricchida

Karimukhanamrutha jane

Jaya sankata naashanane

Jaya sankata naashanane

Gam ganapathi gananayakane...

Singers: Vasudevan Muthukurussi Cherumukku Shyam Krishnan

Audio reference :  

Summary :   This hymn is a devotional prayer dedicated primarily to Lord Ganesha, while also offering reverence to Goddess Mookambika and Saraswati. It praises Lord Ganesha as the supreme son of Shiva and Parvati, describing his grand, majestic, and dancing form as the elephant-faced deity (Karimukhan). He is celebrated as the leader of all celestial beings and the bringer of complete auspiciousness, happiness, and spiritual fulfillment. The hymn emphasizes his divine power as the ultimate remover of all obstacles and sorrows who swiftly grants protection to his devotees. While the verse pays homage to Goddess Mookambika by name, it focuses on describing the divine qualities of the deities rather than highlighting a specific physical temple site.

Slokam : This opening verse offers deep reverence to divine forms. It praises Lord Ganesha as the supreme, almighty deity who removes all obstacles and is the cherished son of Parvati (the daughter of the mountains). It also pays homage to Goddess Saraswati and Goddess Mookambika, praising their divine grace, lotus-like eyes, and supreme wisdom.

Pallavi : A joyful invocation praising Lord Ganesha (using the sacred seed sound Gam), acknowledging him as the leader of the celestial attendants (Gananayaka) and the revered child of Lord Shiva.

Anupallavi : This verse describes Lord Ganesha's grand, majestic, and imposing form (Gambheerakrithi), hailing him as the embodiment of all auspiciousness and good fortune who brings blessings to all.

Charanam 1 : Here, Ganesha is praised for his striking appearance and grace—describing him as radiant, beautiful among the gods, and as the dancing Ganesha (Nartha Ganapathi). He is honored as the beloved son of Shiva, the moon-crested god who wears twisted, matted locks.

Charanam 2 : This section celebrates Vinayaka as the direct son born of Goddess Parvati (Parvatha Nandini). It exalts him as the supreme lord over all the varied, marvelous, and mystical celestial beings, declaring victory to Lord Ganesha (Jaya Jaya Ganapathi).

Charanam 3 : The final verse invokes the elephant-faced lord (Karimukhan) as the bringer of complete happiness, prosperity, and ultimate fulfillment (Siddhi Vinayaka). It asks him to swiftly destroy all sorrows and troubles, hailing him victorious as the ultimate destroyer of all suffering.