Rādhākṛtam Śrī Gaṇeśa Stotram
“Rādhākṛtam Śrī Gaṇeśa Stotram” is composed by Shree Radha, and its recitation holds great spiritual and religious significance. This hymn is dedicated to Ganesha, who is regarded as the remover of obstacles and the bestower of success. Chanting this stotram with faith and devotion helps remove life’s difficulties, obstacles, and mental unrest, and brings success and auspiciousness in one’s endeavors. It expresses the spirit of selfless devotion, love, and complete surrender. Regular recitation purifies the mind, enhances concentration, and generates positive energy. According to religious belief, this stotram destroys sins, protects from troubles, and paves the way for spiritual progress. Moreover, its sweet and rhythmic chanting brings mental peace, self-confidence, and inner balance.
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| Radhakrutam Shri Ganesh Stotram Lyrics With Meaning |
Radhakritam Ganesha Stotram
Atha Dhyanam
Kharvam lambodaram sthulam jvalantam brahmatejasa |
Gajavaktram vahnivarnam ekadantam anantakam || 1 ||
Siddhanam yoginam eva jnaninam cha guror gurum |
Dhyatam munindrair daivendrair brahmesha shesha sanjnakaih || 2 ||
Siddhendrair munibhih saddhir bhagavantam sanatanam |
Brahmasvarupam paramam mangalam mangalalayam || 3 ||
Sarvavighnaharam shantam dataram sarvasampadam |
Bhavabdhi mayapoten karnadharam cha karminam || 4 ||
Sharanagata dinarta paritrana parayanam |
Dhyayed dhyanatmakam sadhvam bhaktesham bhaktavatsalam || 5 ||
Iti Dhyanam
Stotra
Param dham param brahma paresham parameshvaram |
Vighna nighnakaram shantam pushtam kantam anantakam || 1 ||
Surasurendraih siddhendraih stutam staumi paratparam |
Surapadma dinesham cha ganesham mangalayanam || 2 ||
Idam stotram mahapunyam vighna shoka haram param |
Yah pathet pratar utthaya sarvavighnat pramuchyate || 3 ||
Iti Shri Brahmavivarte Shri Krishnajanmakhande Shri Radhakritam Ganesha Stotram sampurnam ||
English Meaning :
🔹 Meditation (Dhyāna)
1.
I meditate upon Him who is short in stature, large-bellied and stout, shining with the radiance of Brahman;
who has the face of an elephant, the color of fire, one tusk, and is infinite in form.
2.
He who is the Guru of the gurus of the perfected beings (siddhas), yogis, and men of wisdom;
who is meditated upon by great sages, the king of gods, and by Brahmā, Śiva, and Śeṣa.
3.
He who is praised by the lords of siddhas, sages, and righteous ones;
who is eternal, the very embodiment of Brahman, supremely auspicious, and the abode of all auspiciousness.
4.
He who removes all obstacles, who is peaceful, and the giver of all prosperity;
who is the helmsman (guide) of those who act, ferrying them across the ocean of worldly existence by the boat of Māyā.
5.
He who is devoted to protecting the distressed and afflicted who seek refuge;
one should meditate upon that pure, contemplative Lord of devotees, who is affectionate toward His devotees.
(End of Meditation)
🔹 Hymn (Stotra)
1.
He is the Supreme Abode, the Supreme Brahman, the Supreme Lord, the Highest God;
the destroyer of obstacles, peaceful, well-nourished, charming, and infinite.
2.
Praised by the kings of gods, the kings of demons, and the lords of siddhas,
I praise that Supreme beyond the supreme — Gaṇeśa, radiant like the sun among the gods and the source of auspiciousness.
3.
This hymn is greatly meritorious and removes obstacles and sorrow.
Whoever recites it upon rising in the morning becomes freed from all obstacles.
Thus ends the Gaṇeśa Stotram composed by Śrī Rādhā in the Śrī Kṛṣṇa-Janma-khaṇḍa of the Brahma-Vaivarta Purāṇa.
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