एकदन्त स्तोत्रम् (एकदन्तशरणागति स्तोत्रम्) — Word-by-Word Meaning
एकदन्त स्तोत्रम् (एकदन्तशरणागति स्तोत्रम्)
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Source: Mudgala Purana (Second Khanda, Chapter 3)
Author: Traditional; spoken by the Devarshis (gods and sages), narrated by Gritsamada / Mudgala
Period: Puranic
In the Mudgala Purana — the great Ganapatya scripture devoted to Ganesha's incarnations — the gods and sages, overwhelmed by the glory of Ekadanta, offer this hymn of total surrender. Unable to praise Him adequately, they simply take refuge in Him verse after verse as the supreme Brahman from whom and by whose command the entire cosmos proceeds. Pleased, Ekadanta appears, accepts their stuti, and grants the boon that whoever recites it as prescribed will gain every accomplishment and union with Brahman.
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