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Vakratunda Ganesha Yantra Puja There are several Ganesha Yantra but Vakratunda Ganesha Yantra is considered the most significant among all Ganesha Yantra. Vakratunda Ganesha Yantra is worshipped with Om Vakratundaya Hum Mantra and it is the most popular Shadakshar (षडक्षर) Ganesha Mantra. This is the detailed ritualistic Puja Vidhi to perform Ganesha Yantra Puja. Ganesha Yantra is installed at Puja altar and home....
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Vakratunda Ganesha Yantra Puja

There are several Ganesha Yantra but Vakratunda Ganesha Yantra is considered the most significant among all Ganesha Yantra. Vakratunda Ganesha Yantra is worshipped with Om Vakratundaya Hum Mantra and it is the most popular Shadakshar (षडक्षर) Ganesha Mantra.

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This is the detailed ritualistic Puja Vidhi to perform Ganesha Yantra Puja. Ganesha Yantra is installed at Puja altar and home. It is believed that Lord Ganesha himself resides in the Yantra if He is invoked with full Vedic rituals during Yantra Prana Pratishtha. Once Yantra is installed with full Vedic rituals, it is worshipped daily as the personification of Lord Ganesha itself.

 Yantroddhara (यन्त्रोद्धार)

It is very significant to use correct Yantra for Puja. Without correct Yantra, the purpose of Yantra worship would not be fulfilled.

Yantra Puja needs Muhurat and should be done on an auspicious day and time. For Ganesha Yantra Puja, the days of Ganesha Chaturthi and Vinayaka Chaturthi Tithi(s) are considered auspicious.

Yantra can be drawn on Bhojpatra with red Chandan. However, Yantra made of Gold, Silver and Copper are mostly used for Puja as those can be kept in Puja room for daily worship.

A correctly casted Ganesha Yantra would have Bindu i.e. the dot in the central, Shatkona i.e. a hexagonal concentric with dot, Ashtadala i.e. a lotus flower with eight leaves concentric with dot and hexagonal. The dot, hexagonal and Ashtadala should be surrounded by four doors in all four directions. These outer doors are known as Bhupur Dwar of Yantra.

Avarana Puja is most significant during Yantra worship. During Avarana Puja, Yantra is worshipped with total 42 Mantras. The number 42 relates to the figures drawn on Yantra. The first Avarana Puja is dedicated to Shatkona (with 6 Mantra), second Avarana Puja is dedicated to inner Ashtadala (with 8 Mantra), third Avarana Puja is dedicated to outer Ashtadala (with 8 Mantra), the fourth Avarana Puja is dedicated to 10 directions (with 10 Mantra) and the fifth Avarana Puja is dedicated to protector of 10 directions (with 10 Mantra).

Hence, 6 + 8 + 8 + 10 + 10 makes 42 which is the total number of Mantra chanted during Avarana Puja. Sometimes, Ganesha Yantra is numbered from 1 to 42 to make Puja easy. However these numbers are drawn for academic purpose only and can be avoided on Yantra.

Yantra Pujanam (यन्त्र पूजनम्)

Before staring Yantra Puja, it is mandatory to perform Japam depending on the Mantra of the deity associated with the Yantra. Vakratunda Yantra is worshipped with Om Vakratundaya Hum Mantra. As “Om Vakratundaya Hum” is Shadakshar (षडक्षर) Mantra, it should be chanted six Lakh (i.e. 6,000,00) times before starting Yantra Puja.

If Mantra Japam is done along with Hawan while offering Aahuti after each Mantra then it increases the effectiveness of Japam manifolds.

First of all, the statue of Lord Ganesha should be given bath and after adorning it with new clothes should be kept in middle of the Yantra. Before beginning Yantra Avarana Puja, one should seek the permission while chanting following Mantra.

For that one should take flowers in hand and chant following Mantra –

ॐ सच्चिन्मयः परो देवः परामृतरसप्रियः।
अनुज्ञां देहि गणपतिपरिवारार्चनाय मे॥

पुष्पाञ्जलिं समर्पयामि॥

Om Sachinmayah Paro Devah Paramritarasapriyah।
Anugyam Dehi Ganapa Pariwararchanaya Me॥
Pushpanjalimadaya।

Peethashakti Pujanam (पीठशक्ति पूजनम्)

After seeking permission to begin Puja, one should worship nine Peetha Shakti of Lord Ganapati.


पूर्वे – ॐ तीव्रायै नमः।

आग्नेये – ॐ चालिन्यै नमः।

दक्षिणे – ॐ नन्दायै नमः।

नैऋत्यां – ॐ भोगदायै नमः।

पश्चिमे – ॐ कामरूपिण्यै नमः।

वायव्ये – ॐ उग्रायै नमः।

उत्तरे – ॐ तेजोवत्यै नमः।

ईशान्ये – ॐ सत्यायै नमः।

मध्ये – ॐ विघ्ननाशिन्यै नमः।

1. Purve – Om Tivrayai Namah।
2. Agneya – Om Chalinyai Namah।
3. Dakshine – Om Nandayai Namah।
4. Nairityam – Om Bhogadayai Namah।
5. Pashchime – Om Kamarupinyai Namah।
6. Vayave – Om Ugrayai Namah।
7. Uttare – Om Tejovatyai Namah।
8. Eshanye – Om Satyayai Namah।
9. Madhye – Om Vighnanashinyai Namah।

Avarana Puja (आवरण पूजा)

After Peetha Puja, Avarana Puja should begin. Avarana Puja is the most important part of Yantra Puja. For Ganesha Yantra, total five Avarana Puja are performed.

During each Avarana Puja, Yantra should be worshiped with Akshata, flower, Dhoop, Deep and Gandha while chanting each Mantra. Tarpan should be done along with each Mantra.

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Pratham Avaranarchanam (प्रथम आवरणार्चनम्)

Pratham Avaranarchanam is known as Shatkonamadhye (षट्कोणमध्ये) as it is offered to inner part of Shatkona.

अग्निकोणे – ॐ वं नमः। हृदयाय नमः। हृदय श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि नमः॥

नैऋत्यकोणे – ॐ क्रं नमः। शिरसे स्वाहा। शिरसे श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि नमः॥

वायव्यकोणे – ॐ तुं नमः। शिखायै वषट्। शिखायै श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि नमः॥

ऐशान्ये – ॐ हुं नमः। कवचाय हुं। कवच श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि नमः॥

मध्ये – ॐ यं नमः। नेत्रत्रयाय वौषट्। नेत्र श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि नमः॥

दिक्षु – ॐ हें नमः। अस्त्राय फट्। अस्त्र श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि नमः॥

1. Agnikone – Om Vam Namah Hridayaya Namah
Hridaya Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami Namah।
2. Nairrityakone – Om Kram Namah
Shirase Swaha Shirasi Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami Namah।
3. Vayavyakone – Om Tum Namah
Shikhayai Vashat Shikhayam Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami Namah।
4. Eshanye – Om Dam Namah
Kavachaya Hum Kavacha Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami Namah।
5. Madhyagre – Om Yam Namah
Netratrayaya Vaushat Netra Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami Namah।
6. Dikshu – Om Hum Namah
Astraya Phat Astra Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami Namah।

Pratham Pushpanjali (प्रथम पुष्पाञ्जलि)

Each Avarana Puja should be followed by Pushpanjali. Pushpanjali Mantra should be followed by Tarpan with “Pujitah Tarpitah Santu”.


ॐ अभीष्ट सिद्धिं मे देहि शरणागतवत्सले।
भक्त्या समर्पये तुभ्यं प्रथमावरणार्चनम्॥

पूजिताः तर्पिताः सन्तु।

Om Abhishta Siddhim Me Dehi Sharanagata Vatsala।
Bhaktya Samarpaye Tubhyam Prathamavaranarchanam॥
Pujitah Tarpitah Santu।

Dwitiya Avaranam (द्वितीय आवरणम्)

Dwitiya Avaranam is known as Ashtadalamadhye (अष्टदलमध्ये) as it is offered to inner part of Ashtadala i.e. the lotus figure in Yantra.

ॐ विद्यायै नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ विधात्रे नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ भोगदायै नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ विघ्नघातिने नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ निधिप्रदायै नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ पापहन्त्रे नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ पुण्यायै नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ शशिप्रभायै नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

1. Om Vidyayai Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
2. Om Vidhatre Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
3. Om Bhogadayai Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
4. Om Vighnaghatinyai Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
5. Om Nidhipradayai Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
6. Om Papahanyai Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
7. Om Punyayai Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
8. Om Shashiprabhayai Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥

Dwitiya Pushpanjali (द्वितीय पुष्पाञ्जलि)

The second Avarana Puja should also be followed by Pushpanjali. Pushpanjali Mantra should be followed by Tarpan with “Pujitah Tarpitah Santu”.

ॐ अभीष्ट सिद्धिं मे देहि शरणागतवत्सले।
भक्त्या समर्पये तुभ्यं द्वितीयावरणार्चनम्॥

पूजिताः तर्पिताः सन्तु।

Om Abhishta Siddhim Me Dehi Sharanagata Vatsala।
Bhaktya Samarpaye Tubhyam Dwitiyavaranarchanam॥
Pujitah Tarpitah Santu।


Tritiya Avaranam (तृतीय आवरणम्)

Tritiya Avaranam is known as Ashtadalagre (अष्टदलाग्रे) as it is offered to outer part of Ashtadala i.e. the lotus figure in Yantra.

ॐ वक्रतुण्डाय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ एकदन्ताय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ महोदराय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ हस्तिमुखाय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ लम्बोदराय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ विकटाय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ विघ्नराजाय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ धूम्रवर्णाय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

1. Om Vakratundaya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
2. Om Ekadanshtraya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
3. Om Mahodaraya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
4. Om Hastimukhaya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
5. Om Lambodaraya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
6. Om Vikataya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
7. Om Vighnarajaya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
8. Om Dhumravarnaya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥

Tritiya Pushpanjali (तृतीय पुष्पाञ्जलि)

The third Avarana Puja should also be followed by Pushpanjali. Pushpanjali Mantra should be followed by Tarpan with “Pujitah Tarpitah Santu”.

ॐ अभीष्ट सिद्धिं मे देहि शरणागतवत्सले।
भक्त्या समर्पये तुभ्यं तृतीयावरणार्चनम्॥

पूजिताः तर्पिताः सन्तु।

Om Abhishta Siddhim Me Dehi Sharanagata Vatsala।
Bhaktya Samarpaye Tubhyam Tritiyavaranarchanam॥
Pujitah Tarpitah Santu।


Chaturtha Avaranam (चतुर्थ आवरणम्)

Chaturtha Avaranam is known as Bhupure (भूपूर) as it is offered to all 10 directions surrounding the Yantra.

पूर्वे – ॐ इन्द्राय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

आग्नेये – ॐ अग्नये नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

दक्षिणे – ॐ यमाय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

नैऋत्ये – ॐ निरृतये नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

पश्चिमे – ॐ वरुणाय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

वायव्ये – ॐ वायवे नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

उत्तरे – ॐ सोमाय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ईशान्ये – ॐ ईशानाय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

इन्द्रेशानयोर्मध्ये – ॐ ब्रह्मणे नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

वरुणनैऋत्ययोर्मध्ये – ॐ अनन्ताय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

1. Purve – Om Indraya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
2. Agneye – Om Agneyam Agneya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
3. Dakshine – Om Yamaya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
4. Nairritye – Om Niritaye Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
5. Pashchime – Om Varunaya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
6. Vayavye – Om Vayave Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
7. Uttare – Om Somaya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
8. Ishanye – Om Ishanaya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
9. Indraishanayormadhye – Om Brahmane Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
10. Varunanairritimadhye – Om Anantaya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥


Chaturtha Pushpanjali (चतुर्थ पुष्पाञ्जलि)

The fourth Avarana Puja should also be followed by Pushpanjali. Pushpanjali Mantra should be followed by Tarpan with “Pujitah Tarpitah Santu”.

ॐ अभीष्ट सिद्धिं मे देहि शरणागतवत्सले।
भक्त्या समर्पये तुभ्यं चतुर्थावरणार्चनम्॥

पूजिताः तर्पिताः सन्तु।

Om Abhishta Siddhim Me Dehi Sharanagata Vatsala।
Bhaktya Samarpaye Tubhyam Chaturthavaranarchanam॥
Pujitah Tarpitah Santu।

Pancham Avaranam (पञ्चम आवरणम्)

Pancha Avaranam which is the last Avaranam is dedicated to Lokapala of all 10 directions.

ॐ वज्राय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ शक्तये नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ दण्डाय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ खड्गाय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ पाशाय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ अंकुशाय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ गदायै नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ त्रिशूलाय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ पद्माय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

ॐ चक्राय नमः। श्री पादुकां पूजयामि तर्पयामि॥

1. Om Vajraya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
2. Om Shaktyai Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
3. Om Dandaya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
4. Om Khadgaya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
5. Om Pashaya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
6. Om Ankushaya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
7. Om Gadayai Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
8. Om Trishulaya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥
9. Om Padmaya Namah। Shri Padukam Pujayami Tarpayami॥|

Pancham Pushpanjali (पञ्चम पुष्पाञ्जलि)

The fifth Avarana Puja should also be followed by Pushpanjali. Pushpanjali Mantra should be followed by Tarpan with “Pujitah Tarpitah Santu”.

ॐ अभीष्ट सिद्धिं मे देहि शरणागतवत्सले।
भक्त्या समर्पये तुभ्यं पञ्चमावरणार्चनम्॥

पूजिताः तर्पिताः सन्तु।

Om Abhishta Siddhim Me Dehi Sharanagata Vatsala।
Bhaktya Samarpaye Tubhyam Panchamavaranarchanam॥
Pujitah Tarpitah Santu।

॥ Iti Vakratundaganesha Yantrarchanam॥

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Through “Share Details About Hidden Temples”, you can help us uncover these spiritual gems and bring their glory to the world. Whether it’s a small village shrine, a forest temple, an old cave sanctum, or a deity worshipped by a local community—your contribution helps preserve and promote India’s divine heritage. You can share: Temple name & exact location History, legends & spiritual significance Photos & videos Daily rituals, timings & festivals Unique architecture or miraculous experiences Why Share Hidden Temples? Preserve forgotten sacred spaces Help devotees discover rare spiritual destinations Support cultural and spiritual awareness Contribute to India’s digital devotional map Give recognition to temples that deserve to be known Every hidden temple has a story. Your contribution can bring its divine presence to thousands of seekers. ✨ Share Details About Hidden Temples and help reveal the sacred beauty of India.
As a Divine Reporter, you can capture and share sacred moments from temples, festivals, rituals, events, and spiritual gatherings happening around you. Your contribution helps millions experience devotion, culture, and divine traditions in their purest form. Whether you are attending aarti in a local temple, witnessing a rare ritual, exploring a sacred yatra, or discovering a unique spiritual story—your reports bring these experiences to life for devotees across the world. As a Divine Reporter, you can share: Photos & videos of temple rituals and events Stories, articles, and experiences Festival updates & special celebrations Interviews with priests, devotees, saints, or artists Cultural traditions & spiritual happenings Why Become a Divine Reporter? Inspire thousands with real devotional experiences Help preserve India’s spiritual culture Give voice to temples, traditions & hidden stories Contribute to a growing global devotional platform Spread positivity, peace, and divine knowledge Your vision. Your devotion. Your reporting. Together, they can create a spiritual impact across the world. ✨ Become a Divine Reporter and help share the divine with humanity.
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We are looking for passionate Graphic & Video Editors who can help us bring devotional stories, temple experiences, and spiritual content to life through powerful visuals. If you have a heart for devotion and a talent for designing and editing, this is your opportunity to contribute to India’s growing spiritual digital movement. As a Graphic & Video Editor, you will: Create engaging devotional graphics, thumbnails & banners Edit bhajan videos, temple clips, and spiritual programs Design reels, shorts, and social media creatives Enhance storytelling with effects, transitions & layouts Work closely with our content & media team We are looking for: Creativity with a devotional touch Basic to advanced graphic/video editing skills Understanding of social media formats Ability to create clean, eye-catching designs A passion for spirituality and positive content Why Join Us? Work on meaningful devotional projects Showcase your creativity to thousands of viewers Become part of a spiritually driven digital community Develop your skills with real-world content Contribute to a mission that spreads peace & positivity If creativity is your strength and devotion is your inspiration, this is the perfect place for you. ✨ Join us as a Graphic & Video Editor and help create divine digital experiences.
Every spiritual journey is unique. Every divine moment holds the power to inspire countless hearts. Through “Share Your Spiritual Experiences,” you can tell the world about the blessings, miracles, and sacred moments that have touched your life. Whether it is a peaceful meditation insight, a temple darshan that moved you, a dream with divine guidance, a life-changing blessing, or a powerful moment of devotion—your story can bring hope, faith, and positivity to many seekers. You can share: Personal spiritual experiences Miracles or blessings you witnessed Temple visits & divine encounters Moments of deep meditation or awakening Stories that strengthened your faith Why Share Your Experiences? Inspire thousands of devotees across the world Spread positivity and strengthen someone’s faith Become a part of our global spiritual community Contribute to the collective wisdom of seekers Help others feel connected, supported, and uplifted Your story matters. Your experience can become someone’s source of strength and hope. ✨ Share Your Spiritual Experiences and let your journey light the path for others.




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    Some spiritual moments are so powerful that they deserve to be seen, felt, and experienced by many. Through “Share Your Divine Video Experiences,” you can upload videos capturing your sacred journeys, temple visits, miracles, blessings, rituals, or moments of deep devotion. Your videos have the power to spread positivity, awaken faith, and inspire thousands of devotees around the world. You can share videos of: Temple darshans & aartis Special rituals, festivals & celebrations Divine moments during yatras or pilgrimages Personal spiritual experiences or blessings Miraculous events or heart-touching stories Why Share Your Divine Videos? Let others experience sacred moments visually Inspire devotees with real spiritual experiences Contribute to India’s digital devotional library Spread peace, faith, and divine vibrations Help preserve rare rituals and traditions Your divine moments can uplift many hearts. Let your video become a light for others. ✨ Share Your Divine Video Experiences and let the world feel the grace you witnessed.
    Have a question, suggestion, or something you’d like to share? We’re here to listen. Whether it’s feedback, spiritual queries, collaboration ideas, or support-related messages—simply reach out and write to us. Your thoughts matter, and we’re always happy to connect with you. ✨ Just write to us, and we’ll get back to you with love, support, and guidance.

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