Diwali 2023: Sadhana to convert enemies into friends by worshiping Shri Haridra Ganapati on Diwali

Diwali 2023: This time on Diwali, the time has come to convert even the enemy into a friend by worshiping Shri Haridra Ganapati:-

Sadhana to convert enemies into friends by worshiping Shri Haridra Ganapati on Diwali

Sadhana of Shri Haridra Ganapati on Diwali

According to “Mudgal Purana”, an ancient text on Lord Ganesha, there are thirty-two forms of Ganesha. Haridra Ganesha is one of them. The word Haridra means “turmeric”. Haridra Ganapati is made from “turmeric roots” and is considered very lucky and auspicious.

He is said to have three eyes and sits on a golden throne. Their color is yellow like turmeric and they also wear yellow clothes. Yellow is the color of stagnation and this color is also considered to be a beauty enhancer and a destroyer of obstacles. On the invocation of Tripura Sundari Sridevi, Haridra Ganapati had destroyed the evil of the demon. He has four arms, in one of which there is a noose, in the second there is a curb, in the third there is a modak (sweet) and in the fourth, there is a tooth (his own broken tooth). He brings his devotees near him with a noose and leads them in the right direction by a curb. With the use of Haridra Ganesh, the heart of the enemy gets softened and becomes subjugated and Shri Baglamukhi provides strength in Sadhana.

Sadhana to convert enemies into friends by worshiping Shri Haridra Ganapati on Diwali

Dakshinamanya mentions that Haridra Ganapati has six arms and sits on a jeweled throne, apart from his yellow color and yellow clothes. His three right hands hold the Ankush and display Krodha-mudra and Abhayamudra. His left hands carry a noose, and a halberd and displays Varadamudra.

Other references to Haridra Ganapati describe his face being anointed with turmeric; He is made to wear a yellow Yajnopaveet, apart from this he is also made to wear turmeric colored clothes.

Story of Haridra Ganesh:

According to Vedic texts, Mother Pitambara was once so pleased that she blessed Ganesha with a golden aura and complexion. He was dressed in pitambar (yellow clothes), he had golden laddus, and Riddhi (wealth) and Siddhi (skill) both dressed in yellow clothes and wonderful gold ornaments were sitting next to him. The third energy Buddhi also came to him and attached himself permanently to Ganesha.

Story of Haridra Ganesh and Maa Baglamukhi:

Sadhana to convert enemies into friends by worshiping Shri Haridra Ganapati on Diwali

Sri Maa Baglamukhi was pleased and told Sri Haridra Ganesha that “Whoever worships you with full rituals and rituals, he will get whatever he asks for – and that too very quickly. Those who are about to start the golden phase of their life, they will start worshiping Shri Haridra Ganesha” Prayers are offered to worship Lord Ganesha and chant mantras. When a certain person is trying to harm you, a person who is adept in the science of mantra can stop him from doing any harm by meditating on the form of turmeric color of Ganesha, with the Haridra mantra given below. Send that energy to that person to prevent him from any harm.

One who circumambulates and worships the idol of Haridra Ganapati gets success in his work, business, ventures, and desires. Turmeric rosary should be used for mantra meditation. Yellow clothes and yellow colored seat should be used and this mantra should be repeated 108 times.

“Om Haridra Gaunapatyai Namah” and “Om Hum Gam Glaum”. Haridra Ganapati is worshiped for wealth and well-being.

Haridra Ganapati is the patron of the Haridra Ganapati sect, one of the six major schools of the Ganapati sect, which considers Ganesha as supreme. Followers of Haridra Ganapati consider him the leader of all the gods including Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, and Indra; Guru of sage Bhrigu, Guru of gods – Brihaspati, Sarpa Shesha, etc.; He who has the greatest knowledge and who is worshiped by the gods who created the universe. It is believed that worshiping Haridra Ganapati leads to salvation.

Haridra Ganapati is a tantric form of Ganesha. Special mantras and yantras are used in his worship. The rituals involved in his worship are generally performed to fulfill material purposes. He is also associated with the six rituals of Abhichara (the use of mantras for malevolent purposes), by which the unsuspecting target may suffer delusions, become overcome with irresistible attraction or jealousy, or become enslaved, or paralyzed. He may or may even be killed.

Importance of Haridra Ganpati:

Haridra Ganesha can be kept in cash boxes, places of business transactions, cupboards, lockers, or places of worship, etc. to increase wealth, luck, and business prospects.

According to Vedic Astrology, Haridra Ganesha enhances the effects of Mercury, Jupiter, and Budhaditya Yoga, and Neech Bhang Raja Yoga which is formed in a birth chart.

Haridra Ganapati also reduces the defects (or negativity) caused by malefic or weak Mercury/Jupiter in the native's birth chart.

Haridra Ganesha is used during the worship of Goddess Baglamukhi for protection from enemies, rivals, or competitors.