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Heramba Ganapati - Information - Mantra - Form - Benefits Of Worship

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Heramba Ganapati is one among the 32 forms of Hindu God Ganesha. Those people who lack confidence in facing problems of life worship this form of Ganesh. This form is also a protector of weak. Heramba Ganapati mantra is – Abhaya varadahastah paashadantakshamala
Srini parashu dadhaano mudgaram modakam cha!
Phalamadhi gatasimhah panchamaatanga vakthrah
Ganapatiratigaurah paatu herambanamaa!!

Features of Heramba Ganapati

Five Faces: The five faces represent the five elements (earth, water, fire, air, and ether) and the five directions (north, south, east, west, and upward).

Ten Hands:

  1. Blessing Posture: Signifies his benevolent nature and readiness to bestow blessings.
  2. Boon Giving Posture: Represents his ability to grant wishes and fulfill desires.
  3. Remaining Hands: Hold symbolic items:
  4. Goad: Represents the removal of obstacles and guidance.
  5. Rope: Symbolizes control over the mind and worldly attachments.
  6. Tusk: Signifies overcoming challenges and perfection.
  7. Rudraksha Mala: Represents spiritual wisdom and meditation.
  8. Axe: Denotes the destruction of evil and negativities.
  9. Modak: Symbolizes prosperity and sweetness in life.
  10. Apple: Represents health and well-being.

Vahana (Vehicle): Heramba Ganapati rides a lion, which symbolizes power, courage, and authority.

Benefits of Worship

  • Removal of Fear: Meditating on Heramba Ganapati can eliminate fear about the future, providing a sense of security and peace.
  • Guidance and Protection: Devotees believe that Heramba Ganapati offers guidance through life's challenges and protects them from harm.
  • Fulfillment of Desires: Worshipping this form of Ganesha is believed to help in the fulfillment of one's desires and wishes.
  • Spiritual Growth: The rudraksha mala and his association with meditation promote spiritual growth and inner peace.
  • Overcoming Obstacles: The goad and axe held by Heramba Ganapati symbolize his power to remove obstacles and destroy negativities in the devotee's path.

Worship and Temples

Rare Worship: Temples exclusively dedicated to Heramba Ganapati are extremely rare, highlighting the unique and special nature of his worship.

Kashi Vishwanath Temple: This form of Ganesha is worshipped as a subsidiary deity at the famous Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Varanasi, making it an important site for those who wish to seek his blessings.