Came across this from Google photos memories- gawd it was hilarious af!
And the kid was sooo annoying 🤣🤣
[Context: this annoying twerp of a kid came on KBC last year, acting all hyper-overconfident- so much so that even Amitabh Bachchan could not hide his irritation at this dude's behaviour. And then he got clean bowled on a pretty basic question!]
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Being let down by parents hits totally different. Have you recovered from this trauma?
So I came across the term 'Mahaganapati Homa' somewhere and wanted to know if it is different from the Ganapati Homam.
Like on the mantra level, I know they're different: Ganapati mantra is Om {Ganapati beeja} ganpataye namah whereas Mahaganapati mantra is Om <five bijas> ganpataye sarvajanam me vashamanaya swaha.
My question is whether the Homa of the two is also different. If yes, in what respect?
And also (please answer this separately if possible) which of the two uses Ashtadravyas?
So I came across the term 'Mahaganapati Homa' somewhere and wanted to know if it is different from the Ganapati Homam.
Like on the mantra level, I know they're different: Ganapati mantra is Om {Ganapati beeja} ganpataye namah whereas Mahaganapati mantra is Om <five bijas> ganpataye sarvajanam me vashamanaya swaha.
My question is whether the Homa of the two is also different. If yes, in what respect?
And also (please answer this separately if possible) which of the two uses Ashtadravyas?
Repeat:
Ganapti Homa vs Mahaganapati Homa: are they different?
So I came across the term 'Mahaganapati Homa' somewhere and wanted to know if it is different from the Ganapati Homam.
Like on the mantra level, I know they're different: Ganapati mantra is Om {Ganapati beeja} ganpataye namah whereas Mahaganapati mantra is Om <five bijas> ganpataye sarvajanam me vashamanaya swaha.
My question is whether the Homa of the two is also different. If yes, in what respect?
And also (please answer this separately if possible) which of the two uses Ashtadravyas?
Repat:
Ganapti Homa vs Mahaganapati Homa: are they different?
So I came across the term 'Mahaganapati Homa' somewhere and wanted to know if it is different from the Ganapati Homam.
Like on the mantra level, I know they're different: Ganapati mantra is Om {Ganapati beeja} ganpataye namah whereas Mahaganapati mantra is Om <five bijas> ganpataye sarvajanam me vashamanaya swaha.
My question is whether the Homa of the two is also different. If yes, in what respect?
And also (please answer this separately if possible) which of the two uses Ashtadravyas?
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So I came across the term 'Mahaganapati Homa' somewhere and wanted to know if it is different from the Ganapati Homam.
Like on the mantra level, I know they're different: Ganapati mantra is Om {Ganapati beeja} ganpataye namah whereas Mahaganapati mantra is Om <five bijas> ganpataye sarvajanam me vashamanaya swaha.
My question is whether the Homa of the two is also different. If yes, in what respect?
And also (please answer this separately if possible) which of the two uses Ashtadravyas?
Repeat:
Ganapti Homa vs Mahaganapati Homa: are they different?
So I came across the term 'Mahaganapati Homa' somewhere and wanted to know if it is different from the Ganapati Homam.
Like on the mantra level, I know they're different: Ganapati mantra is Om {Ganapati beeja} ganpataye namah whereas Mahaganapati mantra is Om <five bijas> ganpataye sarvajanam me vashamanaya swaha.
My question is whether the Homa of the two is also different. If yes, in what respect?
And also (please answer this separately if possible) which of the two uses Ashtadravyas?
Repat:
Ganapti Homa vs Mahaganapati Homa: are they different?
So I came across the term 'Mahaganapati Homa' somewhere and wanted to know if it is different from the Ganapati Homam.
Like on the mantra level, I know they're different: Ganapati mantra is Om {Ganapati beeja} ganpataye namah whereas Mahaganapati mantra is Om <five bijas> ganpataye sarvajanam me vashamanaya swaha.
My question is whether the Homa of the two is also different. If yes, in what respect?
And also (please answer this separately if possible) which of the two uses Ashtadravyas?
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So I came across the term 'Mahaganapati Homa' somewhere and wanted to know if it is different from the Ganapati Homam.
Like on the mantra level, I know they're different: Ganapati mantra is Om {Ganapati beeja} ganpataye namah whereas Mahaganapati mantra is Om <five bijas> ganpataye sarvajanam me vashamanaya swaha.
My question is whether the Homa of the two is also different. If yes, in what respect?
And also (please answer this separately if possible) which of the two uses Ashtadravyas?