Shri Ganesh Stotram or Sankata Nashanam Ganapati Stotram is one of the most effective prayer to Lord Ganesha. Ganesha Stotram is taken from the Narada Purana. It eliminates all sorts of problems. Chanting Sankata Nashanam Ganapati Stotram daily frees a person from all kinds of impediments and destroys all sorrows. Sankat in hindi means problem and Nashanam means to remove forever. So, by chanting this Stotram one can remove their problems forever. In Sankata Nashanam Ganapati Stotram, Sage Narada explains the magnificence of Lord Ganesh.

1. Sankat Nashan Ganesha Stotram

Sage Narada says that every person should bow his head and worship Lord Ganesha and ask for longevity and elimination of all problems.Lord Ganesha’s different names should be called out including Vakratund, Ekdant, Krishna Pingaksh, Gajvakra, Lambodar, Chata Vikat, Vighna Rajendra, Dhumravarna, Bhalchandra, Vinayak, Ganpati etc. These twelve names should be worshipped in all three time periods of the day. This frees a person from any sort of fear. Lord Ganesha’s worship fulfills all desires. A person looking for money becomes rich, a person looking for knowledge acquires it and a person looking for salvation attains it. It is believed that this stotram starts providing results within six months.

Said.Hello Shashikant,Thank you very much for uploading this. It is very helpful.I have two questions:- In shlokas 2, 3 and 4, do we address the body parts themselves or do we use them as adjectives to refer to Lord Ganesh Himself?for e.g when we say 'lambodaram' are we addressing the belly or using it as an adjective to say 'the one who is large bellied'?

Sankat Nashan Ganesha Stotram

And what do you mean by 'sixth to the huge'? It seems incomplete.- Is there any specific reason you did not include the closing phrase - iti shree Naradpurane, sankatanashanam, Shree MahaGanapatistotram sampoornam Thanks again. Said.Hello Shashikant,Thank you very much for uploading this. It is very helpful.I have two questions:- In shlokas 2, 3 and 4, do we address the body parts themselves or do we use them as adjectives to refer to Lord Ganesh Himself?for e.g when we say 'lambodaram' are we addressing the belly or using it as an adjective to say 'the one who is large bellied'?

Sankat Nashan Ganesh Stotra (गणेश स्तोत्र): प्रणम्य शिरसा देवं गौरीपुत्रं. Aug 28, 2017  You should first understand the Ganpati Stotra meaning in hindi to maximize its effect. Benefits of Ganpati/Ganesh Stotra. Regular chanting of Ganpati Stotra gives peace of mind and keeps away all the evil from your life and makes you healthy, wealthy.

And what do you mean by 'sixth to the huge'? It seems incomplete.- Is there any specific reason you did not include the closing phrase - iti shree Naradpurane, sankatanashanam, Shree MahaGanapatistotram sampoornam Thanks again.