Ashtavinayaka Tujha Mahima is a devotional song celebrating Lord Ganesha, emphasizing his significance in Hindu culture. The lyrics highlight the various attributes and blessings associated with Ganesha, making it a popular choice for worship and spiritual gatherings. This song is often performed during festivals and rituals, reflecting the deep reverence devotees hold for Ganesha. Ideal for those interested in Hindu spirituality and music, this piece serves as both a cultural artifact and a source of inspiration for followers.

Key Points

  • Highlights the significance of Lord Ganesha in Hindu worship
  • Features lyrics that celebrate Ganesha’s attributes and blessings
  • Commonly performed during festivals and spiritual gatherings
  • Serves as a cultural artifact reflecting Hindu devotion
Ishwari Sarnekar
Author:Jagdish Khebudkar
4 pages
Language:Hindi
Type:Other
Song Lyrics
Ishwari Sarnekar
Author:Jagdish Khebudkar
4 pages
Language:Hindi
Type:Other
Song Lyrics
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Movie: Ashtavinayak
Year: 1979
Song: Ashtavinayaka tujha mahima
Lyricist: Jagdish Khebudkar
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v’Vfouk;dk rq>k efgek dlk
n”kZukpk ykHk ?;kok HkDrkauh vlk
n”kZukpk ykHk ?;kok HkDrkauh vlk
v’Vfouk;dk rq>k efgek dlk
x.kirh ifgyk x.kirh vkgk
x.kirh ifgyk x.kirh vkgk
eksjxkopk eksjs”oj ybZ eksBa eafnj
vdjk ik;jh gks
gks vdjk ik;jh gks
uanh dklo lHkkeaMih u{kh lqanj
“kksHkk lktjh gks
gks “kksHkk lktjh gks
eksj;k xkslkO;kua R;kpk ?ksryk olk
vkja eksj;k xkslkO;kua R;kpk ?ksryk olk
v’Vfouk;dk rq>k efgek dlk
x.kirh nqljk x.kirh vkgk
x.kirh nqljk x.kirh
FksÅj xkopk fparke.kh
dgk.kh R;kph ybZ ybZ tquh
FksÅj xkopk fparke.kh
dgk.kh R;kph ybZ ybZ tquh
dk; lkaxw
vkrk dk; lkaxw
MkO;k lksaMspa uoky dsya lkÚ;kauh
gks lkÚ;kauh
bZLrkj ;spk dsyk FkksjY;k is”kO;kauh
gks is”kO;kauh
jekckbZyk vej dsya o`ankouh
gks o`ankouh
tks fpark gjrks eukryh R;ks fparke.kh
HkxrkP;k euh---
HkxrkP;k euh R;kpk vtwuh Blk
v’Vfouk;dk rq>k efgek dlk
x.kirh frljk x.kirh
x.kirh frljk x.kirh
flf)fouk;dk rq>k fl)Vsd xko ja
ik;kojh MksbZ rqÖ;k Hkxrkyk iko ja
flf)fouk;dk rq>k fl)Vsd xko ja
ik;kojh MksbZ rqÖ;k Hkxrkyk iko ja
, gs , gs vkgk
gs nSR; e/kqdSVHkkua xkatya gs uxj
bZ’.kqukjk;.k xkbZ x.kirhpk earj
jkdql esya uoky >kya
Vsdkojh nsÅG vkya
jkdql esya uoky >kya
Vsdkojh nsÅG vkya
Ykkac:an xkHkkÚ;kyk firGspa e[kj
panz lw;Z x:Mkph Hkorh dykdqlj
eaMikr vkjrhyk [kq”kky clk
eaMikr vkjrhyk [kq”kky clk
v’Vfouk;dk rq>k efgek dlk
x.kirh x.kirh xa pkSFkk x.kirh
x.kirh x.kirh xa pkSFkk x.kirh
ckbZ jkat.kxkopk nso egkx.kirh
ckbZ jkat.kxkopk nso egkx.kirh
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ngk rksaM fgpa gkr t.kw eqrhZyk Eg.krh
ngk rksaM fgpa gkr t.kw eqrhZyk Eg.krh
xtk ?kkfyrks vklu MksGa Hk:u n”kZu
xtk ?kkfyrks vklu MksGa Hk:u n”kZu
lw;Z Qsdh eqrhZoj ;sG lk/kwu fdj.k
lw;Z Qsdh eqrhZoj ;sG lk/kwu fdj.k
fdrh xq.kxku xkoa fdrh djkoh x.krh
ckbZ jkat.kxkopk nso egkx.kirh
iq.;kbZpa nku ?;koa
gs iq.;kbZpa nku ?;koa vksatG ilk
v’Vfouk;dk rq>k efgek dlk
x.kirh ikpok ikpok x.kirh
x.kirh ikpok ikpok x.kirh
vks>jpk b?us”oj
ckbZ vks>jpk b?us”oj
ykac:an gksbZ eqrhZ
tMtokghj R;kpa
dk; lkaxw f”kjhearh
vks>jpk b?us”oj
MksGÓkeanh ek.kda gks
MksGÓkeanh ek.kda gks
fgjk “kksHkrks dikGk
Rkgku Hkwd gjrh gks
Lkkjk c?kwu lksgGk
Pkkjh cktw rVcanh
e/kh x.kkpa eafnj
vks>jpk b?us”oj
b?ugkjh b?ugrkZ Lo;aHkw tlk
b?ugkjh b?ugrkZ Lo;aHkw tlk
v’Vfouk;dk rq>k efgek dlk
x.kirh lgkok x.kirh---
gks--- gks---
ys.;knzh Mksaxjkojh unhP;k rhjh
x.kkph Lokjh
r;kyk fxfjtkRet gs uko
nxMkeanh dksjyk; HkfDrHkko
terh bFks jadk laxrh jko
gs--- th th
terh bFks jadk laxrh jko
gs--- th th
terh bFks jadk laxrh jko
gs--- th th
[kMdkr dsya [kksndke
[kMdkr dsya [kksndke
nxMkr eaMih [kkac
nxMkr eaMih [kkac
ok?k flag gRrh ybZ eksBa
nxMkr HkO; eq[koVa
x.ks”k ek>k iq= vlkok
/;kl ikoZrhpk
/;kl ikoZrhpk
/;kl ikoZrhpk
vkf.k fxfjtkRet gk
frua cuoyk iqrGk ekrhpk
th th ja th ja gs th
th th ja th ja gs th
th th ja th ja gs th
gs gs gs gs gs gs gs gs---
nxMekrh :i nsokpa
vjs nxMekrh :i nsokpa ys.;knzh tlk
v’Vfouk;dk rq>k efgek dlk
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lkrok x.kirh jk;k
lkrok x.kirh jk;k
lkrok x.kirh jk;k
gs gs gs gs
gs gs gs gk---
egM xko vrh eglwj
ojnfouk;dkpa frFka ,d eafnj
eafnj ybZ lk/kalq/ka tla dkSyk: ?kj
?kqeVkpk dGl lksusjh
u{kh ukxkph dGlkP;koj
dGlkP;koj gs gs gs gs gs---
liukr HkDrkyk dGa
nsoGkP;k ekxa gk; rGa
eqrhZ x.kkph ik.;kr feGa
R;kua cka/kya frFka nsÅG
nxMh efgji flagklu
;k izlUu eaxyeqrhZ gks
ojnkukyk fouk;dkph
iwtk djk;k ;srh gks
th th ja th
ekÖ;k x.kk ja th th
ekÖ;k x.kk ja th th
ekÖ;k x.kk ja th th
gs gs gs gs gs gs gs gs---
prqFkhZyk xnhZ gksbZ jk=afnolk
vgks prqFkhZyk xnhZ gksbZ jk=afnolk
v’Vfouk;dk rq>k efgek dlk
vkBok vkBok x.kirh vkBok
x.kirh vkBok gks x.kirh vkBok
ikyh xkoP;k cYykGs”ojk
vkfnnso rw cq)hlkxjk
ikyh xkoP;k cYykGs”ojk
vkfnnso rw cq)hlkxjk
Lo;aHkw eqrhZ iwokZfHkeq[k
Lkw;Zukjk;.k djh dkSrqd
Lo;aHkw eqrhZ iwokZfHkeq[k
Lkw;Zukjk;.k djh dkSrqd
MkO;k lkaMsps :i lkftjs
dikG fo”kkG MksGÓkr fgjs
MkO;k lkaMsps :i lkftjs
dikG fo”kkG MksGÓkr fgjs
fpjscan ;k HkDde fHkarh
nsokP;k HkfDryk d”kkph Hkhrh
fpjscan ;k HkDde fHkarh
nsokP;k HkfDryk d”kkph Hkhrh
czEgkuanh tho gksbZ osMk dh filk
czEgkuanh tho gksbZ osMk dh filk
v’Vfouk;dk rq>k efgek dlk
v’Vfouk;dk rq>k efgek dlk
n”kZukpk ykHk ?;kok HkDrkauh vlk
n”kZukpk ykHk ?;kok HkDrkauh vlk
v’Vfouk;dk rq>k efgek dlk
v’Vfouk;dk rq>k efgek dlk
eksj;k eksj;k eaxyeqrhZ eksj;k
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FAQs

what is Ashtavinayaka Tujha Mahima about

Ashtavinayaka Tujha Mahima is a devotional song dedicated to Lord Ganesha, celebrating his various forms and virtues.

  • The song highlights the significance of the eight Ganesha temples known as Ashtavinayaka.
  • It emphasizes the spiritual and cultural importance of Ganesha in Hindu tradition.
  • The lyrics reflect deep devotion and reverence towards the deity, often invoking blessings for wisdom and success.

who wrote Ashtavinayaka Tujha Mahima

The lyrics of Ashtavinayaka Tujha Mahima were penned by Jagdish Khebudkar, a prominent lyricist known for his contributions to devotional music.

  • His work often reflects the rich cultural heritage of Maharashtra.
  • Khebudkar's lyrics resonate with the sentiments of devotion and spirituality.
  • He has written many songs that celebrate Hindu deities, particularly Lord Ganesha.

where can I find the lyrics of Ashtavinayaka Tujha Mahima

The lyrics of Ashtavinayaka Tujha Mahima can be found in various devotional music collections and online platforms dedicated to Hindi and Marathi songs.

  • Many websites offer the complete lyrics for free.
  • Look for music streaming services that feature devotional playlists.
  • Local bookstores may also carry collections of devotional songs that include this piece.

what are the key themes in Ashtavinayaka Tujha Mahima

Ashtavinayaka Tujha Mahima explores several key themes centered around Lord Ganesha.

  • Devotion: The song expresses deep reverence and love for Ganesha.
  • Spirituality: It highlights the importance of seeking blessings for wisdom and success.
  • Cultural Heritage: The lyrics celebrate the significance of the Ashtavinayaka temples in Maharashtra.

how is Ashtavinayaka Tujha Mahima performed

Ashtavinayaka Tujha Mahima is typically performed during religious ceremonies and festivals dedicated to Lord Ganesha.

  • Devotees often sing the song in groups, creating a communal atmosphere of worship.
  • It is accompanied by traditional instruments like the harmonium and tabla.
  • The performance is meant to invoke blessings and create a spiritually uplifting environment.

what is the significance of Ashtavinayaka in Ashtavinayaka Tujha Mahima

The Ashtavinayaka refers to the eight revered temples of Lord Ganesha in Maharashtra, each representing a different aspect of the deity.

  • Each temple has its own unique legend and significance.
  • Visiting all eight temples is considered a pilgrimage that brings spiritual merit.
  • The song emphasizes the importance of these temples in the worship of Ganesha.