Lord Ganesha is worshipped first among all the other Gods in Hinduism. While performing any Puja, the elephant-headed god is first offered prayers so as to avoid any obstacles (Vighna). Also popular as Ganpati, Ganesha grants wisdom and blesses devotees with prosperity.
We write Shubh Labh while worshiping the deities together. Shubh meaning good Luck and Labh meaning the benefits. Good luck and benefits. Sri ganesh is well known as symbol of good luck and good beginning. He is well known as the remover of obstacles and troubles.
Mantra of the day:
ॐ श्रीम गम सौभाग्य गणपतये
वर्वर्द सर्वजन्म में वषमान्य नमः॥
Om Shreem Gam Saubhagya Ganpataye
Varvarda Sarvajanma Mein Vashamanya Namah॥
I pray to you O Lord Ganesha for a prosperous life. I seek your blessings for my present and future lives. You protect your devotees with long life and good fortune, O Ganesha, bless me.
We ask for good fortune and many blessings and wishes for our current life and future lives. We bow in Homage to Lord Ganesha who blesses us with long lives, health and happiness.
It is believed that writing the words ‘Shubh Labh’ with turmeric or vermilion, Lord Ganesha and Goddess Laxmi are pleased. Obviously, when they are happy, you stand better chances of having good luck and benefits. Shubh Labh yantra is a combined Yantra of Laxmi and Ganesh and is called Maha Yantra. Through Ganesh Yantra one attains Siddhi and through Laxmi one is blessed with wealth. Shubh Labh yantra can be placed in puja Ghar, in cash box, Almirah. Shubh Labh yantra is energised by reciting its Beej mantra 1008 times and also the homa is performed with 108 mantras.
Best days to initiate this mantra is on Tuesdays or Chaturthi thithi days. One can chant or recite this mantra for 9, 11, 33 or 108 times. One can use Quartz crystal Rosary beads as jaap maala. Never use Tulsi mala while doing japa of Ganesh Shubh Labh Mantra.
