Purva Bhadrapada Nakshatra

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Yoga Ganapati is the form associated with Purva Bhadrapada Nakshatra.

Significance of Yoga Ganapati

Yoga Ganapati is regarded as the 30th among the 32 different forms of Ganapati. This Ganesha has assumed this name as he is often depicted to be in a yogic posture, with both his knees strapped, while he is absorbed fully in mantra Japa or meditation. Yoga Ganapati looks brilliant as the rising Sun and is clothed in pleasing blue. He holds a Rudraksha mala in his main right hand, while his corresponding left-hand has a yoga staff. A noose and a sugarcane stalk adorn his other two hands. 

Blessings of Worshipping Yoga Ganapati
Yoga Ganapati is a form that is immersed fully in meditation, but still, the Lord is deeply concerned with the welfare of his devotees, hears their prayers and addresses their problems, with the help of his immense yogic powers. Hence, his worship is sure to offer protection against all forms of difficulties and relieve the devotees of their concerns and worries.

Mantra for Yoga Ganapati
This prayer hymn describes the form of Yoga Ganapati, who is blissfully immersed in meditation, and seeks his protection and blessings.

Yogaaroodo yoga pattaabhiraamo

Baalaarkaabhashchendhuneelaamshukaadyaha

Paashekshveshumyogadhandamdhadhaano

Paayaanityam yoga vigneshwaronaha

It is believed that devotees can chant this mantra with devotion, for pleasing the Lord and earning his blessings 

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