Bala Ganapati Dhyanam
Sadhaka Nandinatha , 2012-11-06
This dhyanam is from Saiva Agama. It is used daily at Kauai Aadheenam in Mahaganapati pooja. It is a dhyanam on Lord Ganapati in the form of Bala Ganapati, "bala" meaning child.
Transliteration
karastha kadalīcūta panaṣeksu kapitthakam |
bālasūrya prabham vande devam bālagaṇādhipam ||
Translation
I adore Lord Bala Ganapati, in whose four hands are a banana, mango, jackfruit, sugar cane, and wood apple. He has the brilliance of the rising young sun and playfully does every deed.