ganeshaganeshsankat-nashanganpati-stotra

සංකටනාශන ගණේශ ස්තෝත්ර

சங்கடநாசன கணேச ஸ்தோத்திரம் in Sinhala · සිංහල

🕉️ hindu·📿 1× repetitions·🕐 The three sandhyas (dawn, noon, dusk); before any new work; Wednesdays and Ganesh Chaturthi·🎵 Audio included·📜 Narada Purana

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हिन्दी / देवनागरी తెలుగు தமிழ்ಕನ್ನಡ മലയാളം ગુજરાતી বাংলা ଓଡ଼ିଆ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ Englishසිංහල𑌗𑍍𑌰𑌨𑍍𑌥

Origin & Story

Narada Purana · Traditional (Narada Purana) · Puranic

The Sankatnashana Ganesha Stotra comes from the Narada Purana, where it is given as a sure means of removing all obstacles. In eight verses it bows to Gauri's son and recites his twelve names, promising that whoever remembers them at the three sandhyas will face no obstacle and gain knowledge, wealth, children and liberation. It is among the most widely recited Ganesha stotras, chanted before any new beginning.

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The stotra makes its own promise: recited at dawn, noon and dusk, it leaves the devotee with 'no fear of obstacles' and grants every success — knowledge to the student, wealth to the seeker, children to the parent and liberation to the sage — and so it is chanted first before any work that one wishes to see completed without hindrance.

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Verse 1

ප්රණම්ය ශිරසා දේවං ගෞරීපුත්රං විනායකම් . භක්තාවාසං ස්මරේන්නිත්යමායුඃකාමාර්ථසිද්ධයේ ..

Pranamya shirasa devam gauriputram vinayakam Bhaktavasam smarennityamayuhkamarthasiddhaye

Meaning:கௌரியின் மகனாகிய வினாயக தேவனை சிரத்தால் வணங்கி, பக்தர்களின் புகலிடமான அவரை எப்போதும் நினைக்க வேண்டும் — நீடிய ஆயுள், விருப்ப நிறைவேற்றம், செழிப்புக்காக.

Verse 2

ප්රථමං වක්රතුණ්ඩං ච ඒකදන්තං ද්විතීයකම් . තෘතීයං කෘෂ්ණපිඞ්ගාක්ෂං ගජවක්ත්රං චතුර්ථකම් ..

Prathamam vakratundam cha ekadantam dvitiyakam Tritiyam krishnapingaksham gajavaktram chaturthakam

Meaning:முதலில் வக்ரதுண்ட, இரண்டாவது ஏகதந்த; மூன்றாவது கிருஷ்ணபிங்காக்ஷ, நான்காவது கஜவக்த்ர.

Verse 3

ලම්බෝදරං පඤ්චමං ච ෂෂ්ඨං විකටමේව ච . සප්තමං විඝ්නරාජේන්ද්රං ධූම්රවර්ණං තථාෂ්ටමම් ..

Lambodaram panchamam cha shashtham vikatameva cha Saptamam vighnarajendram dhumravarnam tathashtamam

Meaning:ஐந்தாவது லம்போதர, ஆறாவது விகட; ஏழாவது விக்னராஜேந்திர, எட்டாவது தூம்ரவர்ண.

Verse 4

නවමං භාලචන්ද්රං ච දශමං තු විනායකම් . ඒකාදශං ගණපතිං ද්වාදශං තු ගජානනම් ..

Navamam bhalachandram cha dashamam tu vinayakam Ekadasham ganapatim dvadasham tu gajananam

Meaning:ஒன்பதாவது பாலசந்திர, பத்தாவது வினாயக; பதினொன்றாவது கணபதி, பன்னிரண்டாவது கஜானன.

Verse 5

ද්වාදශෛතානි නාමානි ත්රිසන්ධ්යං යඃ පඨේන්නරඃ . න ච විඝ්නභයං තස්ය සර්වසිද්ධිකරං ප්රභෝ ..

Dvadashaitani namani trisandhyam yah pathennarah Na cha vighnabhayam tasya sarvasiddhikaram prabho

Meaning:இந்தப் பன்னிரண்டு நாமங்களை மூன்று சந்தியா வேளைகளில் ஓதும் மனிதனுக்கு எந்த இடையூறு பயமும் இல்லை, ஓ இறைவா, இது அவனுக்கு அனைத்து சித்திகளையும் அளிக்கிறது.

Verse 6

විද්යාර්ථී ලභතේ විද්යාං ධනාර්ථී ලභතේ ධනම් . පුත්රාර්ථී ලභතේ පුත්රාන්මෝක්ෂාර්ථී ලභතේ ගතිම් ..

Vidyarthi labhate vidyam dhanarthi labhate dhanam Putrarthi labhate putranmoksharthi labhate gatim

Meaning:கல்வியை விரும்புபவன் கல்வி பெறுகிறான், செல்வத்தை விரும்புபவன் செல்வம் பெறுகிறான்; புத்திரனை விரும்புபவன் புத்திரர்களைப் பெறுகிறான், மோட்சத்தை விரும்புபவன் கதி (முக்தி) பெறுகிறான்.

Verse 7

ජපේද්ගණපතිස්තෝත්රං ෂඩ්භිර්මාසෛඃ ඵලං ලභේත් . සංවත්සරේණ සිද්ධිං ච ලභතේ නාත්ර සංශයඃ ..

Japedganapatistotram shadbhirmasaih phalam labhet Samvatsarena siddhim cha labhate natra samshayah

Meaning:இந்த கணபதி ஸ்தோத்திரத்தை ஜபிப்பவன் ஆறு மாதங்களில் பலன் பெறுகிறான், ஓராண்டில் சித்தி பெறுகிறான் — இதில் எந்த சந்தேகமும் இல்லை.

Verse 8

අෂ්ටභ්යෝ බ්රාහ්මණේභ්යශ්ච ලිඛිත්වා යඃ සමර්පයේත් . තස්ය විද්යා භවේත්සර්වා ගණේශස්ය ප්රසාදතඃ ..

Ashtabhyo brahmanebhyashcha likhitva yah samarpayet Tasya vidya bhavetsarva ganeshasya prasadatah

Meaning:இதை எழுதி எட்டு பிராமணர்களுக்கு அர்ப்பணிப்பவன் கணேசரின் அருளால் அனைத்து கல்வியையும் பெறுகிறான்.

Word-by-Word Meaning

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සංකටනාශන🔊Sankat-nashana'Destroyer of troubles' (sankat) — the stotra that removes all obstacles and difficulties

ගෞරීපුත්රං🔊GauriputramThe son (putra) of Gauri (Parvati) — Lord Ganesha

වක්රතුණ්ඩම්🔊VakratundamThe curved-trunked one — the first of the twelve names of Ganesha

ත්රිසන්ධ්යම්🔊TrisandhyamAt the three sandhyas — dawn, noon and dusk

සර්වසිද්ධිකරම්🔊Sarva-siddhi-karamThe bestower of all success and accomplishment (siddhi)

Benefits of Chanting சங்கடநாசன கணேச ஸ்தோத்திரம்

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The Sankatnashana Ganesha Stotra (from the Narada Purana) is recited to remove every obstacle and trouble (sankat) and to ensure success in any undertaking.

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It enshrines the twelve sacred names of Ganesha; reciting them at the three sandhyas is promised to banish all fear of obstacles.

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Its phalashruti grants knowledge to the student, wealth to the seeker, children to the parent, and liberation to the seeker of moksha.

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Recited before beginning any new work, study, journey or venture, and daily for Ganesha's continuous grace.

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Chanted with the Ganesh Chalisa, Vakratunda Mahakaya and Ganesha Pancharatnam to complete the worship of Lord Ganesha.

How to Chant சங்கடநாசன கணேச ஸ்தோத்திரம்

Repetitions1times

Best TimeThe three sandhyas (dawn, noon, dusk); before any new work; Wednesdays and Ganesh Chaturthi

FaceEast or facing the deity

Sit before an image of Lord Ganesha, light a lamp and offer durva grass and red flowers. Recite the stotra with devotion, dwelling on the twelve names, ideally at the three sandhyas. It is especially recited before starting any important task so that obstacles are removed.

Frequently Asked Questions

This page shows the complete சங்கடநாசன கணேச ஸ்தோத்திரம் written in the Sinhala script — the same Sanskrit/Hindi verses, transliterated character-by-character so you can read and chant comfortably. Tap any line (or the ▶ button) to hear it recited aloud.

Yes — only the script changes; the words and their meaning are the original. The verse-by-verse meaning, benefits and how-to-chant guidance on this page apply exactly the same.

It is a short, powerful stotra of Lord Ganesha from the Narada Purana, beginning 'Pranamya Shirasa Devam'. It enshrines the twelve names of Ganesha and is recited to destroy obstacles and troubles (sankat) and to gain success in every endeavour.

Vakratunda, Ekadanta, Krishnapingaksha, Gajavaktra, Lambodara, Vikata, Vighnarajendra, Dhumravarna, Bhalachandra, Vinayaka, Ganapati and Gajanana. Reciting these twelve names at dawn, noon and dusk is said to banish all fear of obstacles.

Its own phalashruti promises that the student gains knowledge, the seeker of wealth gains wealth, the one desiring children gains them, and the seeker of liberation attains it. Regular recitation removes obstacles and brings success within six months, and siddhi within a year.

It is best recited at the three sandhyas (dawn, noon and dusk), and especially before beginning any new work, study, journey or venture so that Ganesha removes all obstacles. It is also recited daily and on Wednesdays and Ganesh Chaturthi.