श्रीगणेशपञ्चरत्नस्तोत्रं

श्रीगणेशाय नमः ॥
श्रीगणेशपञ्चरत्नस्तोत्रं

मुदाकरात्तमोदकं सदाविमुक्तिसाधकं
कलाधरावतंसकं विलासिलोकरञ्जकम् ।
अनायकैकनायकं विनाशितेभदैत्यकं
नताशुभाशुनाशकं नमामि तं विनायकम् ॥ १॥


नतेतरातिभीकरं नवोदितार्कभास्वरं
नमत्सुरारिनिर्जरं नताधिकापदुद्धरम् ।
सुरेश्वरं निधीश्वरं गजेश्वरं गणेश्वरं
महेश्वरं तमाश्रये परात्परं निरन्तरम् ॥ २॥

समस्तलोकशङ्करं निरस्तदैत्यकुञ्जरं
दरेतरोदरं वरं वरेभवक्त्रमक्षरम् ।
कृपाकरं क्षमाकरं मुदाकरं यशस्करं
मनस्करं नमस्कृतां नमस्करोमि भास्वरम् ॥ ३॥

अकिञ्चनार्तिमार्जनं चिरन्तनोक्तिभाजनं
पुरारिपूर्वनन्दनं सुरारिगर्वचर्वणम् ।
प्रपञ्चनाशभीषणं धनञ्जयादिभूषणं
कपोलदानवारणं भजे पुराणवारणम् ॥ ४॥

नितान्तकान्तदन्तकान्तिमन्तकान्तकात्मजं
अचिन्त्यरूपमन्तहीनमन्तरायकृन्तनम् ।
हृदन्तरे निरन्तरं वसन्तमेव योगिनां
तमेकदन्तमेव तं विचिन्तयामि सन्ततम् ॥ ५॥


महागणेश्पञ्चरत्नमादरेण योऽन्वहं
प्रगायति प्रभातके हृदि स्मरन् गणेश्वरम् ।
अरोगतामदोषतां सुसाहितीं सुपुत्रतां
समाहितायुरष्टभूतिमभ्युपैति सोऽचिरात् ॥ ६॥




śrīgaṇeśāya namaḥ ॥
śrīgaṇeśapañcaratnastotraṃ

mudākarāttamodakaṃ sadāvimuktisādhakaṃ
kalādharāvataṃsakaṃ vilāsilokarañjakaṃ ।
anāyakaikanāyakaṃ vināśitebhadaityakaṃ
natāśubhāśunāśakaṃ namāmi taṃ vināyakaṃ ॥ 1॥
natetarātibhīkaraṃ navoditārkabhāsvaraṃ

namatsurārinirjaraṃ natādhikāpaduddharaṃ ।
sureśvaraṃ nidhīśvaraṃ gajeśvaraṃ gaṇeśvaraṃ
maheśvaraṃ tamāśraye parātparaṃ nirantaraṃ ॥ 2॥
samastalokaśaṅkaraṃ nirastadaityakuñjaraṃ

daretarodaraṃ varaṃ varebhavaktramakṣaraṃ ।
kṛpākaraṃ kṣamākaraṃ mudākaraṃ yaśaskaraṃ
manaskaraṃ namaskṛtāṃ namaskaromi bhāsvaraṃ ॥ 3॥

akiñcanārtimārjanaṃ cirantanoktibhājanaṃ

purāripūrvanandanaṃ surārigarvacarvaṇaṃ ।
prapañcanāśabhīṣaṇaṃ dhanañjayādibhūṣaṇaṃ
kapoladānavāraṇaṃ bhaje purāṇavāraṇaṃ ॥ 4॥

nitāntakāntadantakāntimantakāntakātmajaṃ
acintyarūpamantahīnamantarāyakṛntanaṃ ।
hṛdantare nirantaraṃ vasantameva yogināṃ
tamekadantameva taṃ vicintayāmi santataṃ ॥ 5॥

mahāgaṇeśpañcaratnamādareṇa yo'nvahaṃ
pragāyati prabhātake hṛdi smaran gaṇeśvaraṃ ।
arogatāmadoṣatāṃ susāhitīṃ suputratāṃ
samāhitāyuraṣṭabhūtimabhyupaiti so'cirāt ॥ 6॥


This is a sublime praise and prayer to Lord Ganesha.. the destroyer of all impediments.. It is believed to have been composed by Shankara and is part of the collection of five gems (pancharatna) hymn in praise of that elephant faced Supreme Lord


1 I fall at the lotus feet in utter submission to Gabesha, the Vinayaka, the one who is superior to all, and therefore has no masters
Who holds the delicious modaka with great relish in his hand
Who is ever capable of granting moksha or emancipation to his devotees
Who wears the crescent moon as an ornament on his head
Who happily leads people who indulge themselves in innocent fun and frolic
Who is the master and protector of all those who are rendered helpless anywhere
Who is the killer of the elephant faced demon named Gajaasura
Who destroys all the inauspicious things that confront those devotees who serve him faithfully.


2. I take shelter under the protective care of that Ganesha
Who is indeed terrible to those who are arrogant and would not bow to him
Who is shining brilliantly just like the rising sun
Who is an ageless god who has no destruction, and is worshipped with reverence by the demons who are the enemies of the gods
Who is ever pleased to give a helping hand that would raise from dangers those who bow to him in reverence.
Who is the suprem god of even the other celestial gods
Who is the master and protector of all the treasures in the universe
Who is the leader of all elephants
Who is the leader of the retinue or bhuthaganas of Lord Shiva
Who is the supreme and glorious one even among the most powerful gods
Who is the ultimate being who transcends all creations.


3. I offer pranams at the feet of that resplendent Ganesha
Who is capable of bringing peace and splendour to the whole worlds
Who has defeated and brought to submission the whole lot of elephant like demons who are the sons of diti
Who is having a stomach which is of huge size,
Who is the best among the best,
Who is having the face of a great elephant,
Who is destructionless,
Who is full of mercy for his devotees
Who is very patient towards his devotees
Who makes all his devotees very happy
Who blesses his devotees with etrnal fame
Who bestows great intelligence and provides great knowledge for those who are bowing before him in obedience.

4.I take shelter seeking benign protection of that God who is indeed the primordial elephant,
Who wipes away the sorrows and wants of all the destitutes
Who is the subject matter of praise through the eternal chants like pranava the omkara
Who is the elder son of Lord Shiva the destroyer of the three cities
Who just chews away the arrogance of the enemies of the gods , the asuras
Who takes a terrible form at the time of deluge where the whole universe faces destruction
Who has adorned himself with serpents like Dhananjaya
Who is having rut flowing out of his cheeks

5. I am meditating for ever on that God Lord Ganesha with a single tusk
Who is unique and without any equals
Who is showering the resplendent beauty of the most attractive single tusk
Who is the son of the Lord Shankara, who killed Yama the god of death.
Whose form is so imposing that it is beyond the imagination of anyone
Who is existing for ever and is without any end
Who is capable of shattering to pieces, the impediments faced by all those who are dependent on Him
and
Who is ever living in the core of the hearts of yogins, the sages or the realized souls.

Note...
Lord Ganesha is having the face of an elephant.. He had two tusks.. But it is believed that He broke one of his tusks and used it as a pen to record Mahabharatam..
Lord Shiva or Shankara, saved Markandeya from death by kicking to death Yama the god of death..

6.Whoever recites and sings these five gems of praise of Lord Ganesha in the morning
Meditating the Lord in the centre of his heart,
He would be blessed immediately with
Robust health
Blemishless life with untarnished fame
Great erudition and knowledge
Abundance in children and grandchildren
And collection of eight powers ..
Aṇimā: reducing one's body to the size of an atom
Mahimā: expanding one's body to an infinitely large size
Garima.. capacity to have any weight or size

Laghimā: becoming almost weightless
Prāpti: ability to be anywhere at will
Prākāmya: realizing whatever one desires
Īśiṭva: supremacy over nature
Vaśiṭva: control of natural forces