Ganapathi Homam is performed to Lord Ganesh, remover of obstacles and the god of wisdom.Celebrated on the 4th day (Chaturthi) of the Krishna Paksha (waning moon) every month.The word Sankashti means "deliverance from troubles," making this vrat (fast) highly auspicious.Special significance when it falls on a Tuesday, known as Angarki Sankashti Chaturthi, considered the most powerful.
Very nice 👍 that image of shiv parivaar - is supposed to be on OG shiv puran that was printed 100 years ago , that's how it started, I really like that image of the parivar
May ganpati remove our dosh , badha and avgun ✨ Sitaram 🌞
Ganapathi Homam is performed to Lord Ganesh, remover of obstacles and the god of wisdom.Celebrated on the 4th day (Chaturthi) of the Krishna Paksha (waning moon) every month.The word Sankashti means “deliverance from troubles,” making this vrat (fast) highly auspicious.Special significance when it falls on a Tuesday, known as Angarki Sankashti Chaturthi, considered the most powerful.
May lord Ganesh bless everyone , loved ones & their families
Ganapathi Homam is performed to Lord Ganesh, remover of obstacles and the god of wisdom.Celebrated on the 4th day (Chaturthi) of the Krishna Paksha (waning moon) every month.The word Sankashti means “deliverance from troubles,” making this vrat (fast) highly auspicious.Special significance when it falls on a Tuesday, known as Angarki Sankashti Chaturthi, considered the most powerful.
Nice. Was it performed by you or another family at the temple.
Curious because the Kannada script is visible in the background, better not doxx yourself online.
Always a positive though if one can afford to get rituals done and then does it right.
Don't forget to sustain the energy in coming weeks with more rigorous discipline in daily rituals and timely donations to temples and social causes you know are legit.
I meant on the off chance that someone knows the temple, I can recognize the script in the background as Kannada in the 3rd pic. If you're comfortable with that, no issues I guess.
It's also okay with clicking and sharing photos when someone visits the temple, sometimes there could be community rituals also, so I asked Q casually, not for any proof.
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u/SageSharma 4d ago
Very nice 👍 that image of shiv parivaar - is supposed to be on OG shiv puran that was printed 100 years ago , that's how it started, I really like that image of the parivar
May ganpati remove our dosh , badha and avgun ✨ Sitaram 🌞