OM ENNUM PRANAVA ROOPA
Om Ennum Pranava Roopa Nayaka
Umayavalin Balane Vinayaka
Om Ennum Pranava Roopa Nayaka
Umayavalin Balane Vinayaka
Devar Moovar Potrum Veda Nayaka
Devar Moovar Potrum Veda Nayaka
Devadi Devane Vinayaka
Devar Muvar Potrum Veda Nayaka
Devadi Devane Vinayaka
Om Ennum Pranava Roopa Nayaka
Umayavalin Balane Vinayaka
Valvinaigal Neekum Shakthi Nayaka
Vendum Varam Thandhidum Vinayaka
Valvinaigal Neekum Shakthi Nayaka
Vendum Varam Thandhidum Vinayaka
Mounathin Muzhu Porule Nayaka
Mounathin Muzhu Porule Nayaka
Mukkannan Maindhane Vinayaka
Mounathin Muzhu Porule Nayaka
Mukkannan Maindhane Vinayaka
Om Ennum Pranava Roopa Nayaka
Umayavalin Balane Vinayaka
Umayavalin Balane Vinayaka
Umayavalin Balane Vinayaka…..
MEANING
Lord Vinayaka, You are the embodiment of Om. “O” son of Uma and Shiva, praised by the trinity of gods, You are the Lord of Lords and the author of the Vedas. O Lord of Parthi, Lord Sai, You remove all our sins. O Lord Vinayaka, You grant all boons and You are the true meaning of all meditation.
Om: It is the manifestation of Brahman (God) as sound. It is present in all creation. It is effulgent. It is in all speech
Roopa: Figure, Embodiment
Pranava: The primordial sound “OM”
Nayaka: Master or Leader
Balane: Child/Son
Vinayaka: One without a Master – refers to Lord Ganesha
Uma: Goddess Parvathi
Vendum: Ask for as a prayer
Mukkannan: Name of Lord Shiva; one with 3 eyes
Vinai: Difficulties
Maindhane: Son, Child
Uma: Goddess Parvathi
Mounathin: Silence
Porule: Essence / Meaning
Muvar: Trinity
Muzhu: Full / Complete
