Archana at Shri Ganapati — the names offered one by one with durva and red flowers, from the ashtottara of 108 names to the Ganapati Sahasranama.
The regular archana at Shri Ganapati, each name answered with a blade of durva or a red flower.
Archana with the 108 names of Ganapati, each offered individually with durva, preceded by the short upachara sequence.
The thousand names of Ganapati offered one by one with durva and red flowers — the fullest of the name-offerings made to him.
Archana in the names of Ganapati as Siddhivinayaka, the giver of siddhi, with abhisheka before the names and full upacharas after.
The extended archana: abhisheka, the sixteen upacharas and the Sahasranama offered with durva, closed with aarti — a full sitting before Ganapati.
Archana offers the names rather than reading them: each is spoken and answered with a blade of durva or a red flower placed before the deity. The forms below differ in which list is used — the ashtottara shatanama of 108 names, or the Sahasranama of a thousand. The Siddhivinayaka archana uses the names under that epithet, Ganapati as the giver of siddhi — the completion of what has been undertaken — which is why it is often chosen when the sankalpa concerns work already in hand.
Name-offering is the oldest and simplest form of Ganapatya worship and needs no fire and no long sequence, which is why it is the form most often kept up as a daily or weekly observance. Durva, offered at each name, is what marks it as Ganapati's archana rather than a generic one.
A traditional daily or weekly observance before Shri Ganapati.
Offered for steadiness and for the completion of work in hand.
Customarily performed on Chaturthi tithi and on Tuesdays.
Undertaken as a short family sankalpa on a birthday or before an examination.
Archana with the list of names named on the package.
Durva or a red flower offered at each name.
Sankalpa taken in the devotee's name, gotra and stated intention.
Photographs of the ritual shared with you afterwards.
Prasad couriered to you once the ritual is complete.
Sankalpa in your name, gotra and stated intention.
Purification of the ritual space and invocation of Shri Ganapati.
Adornment and the preparatory upacharas.
Archana — each name offered with durva or a red flower.
Aarti and distribution of prasad.
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