Ganapati Atharvashirsha

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Ganapati Atharvashirsha is a Sanskrit Upanishad dedicated to Lord Ganesha that holds a central place in Ganapatya worship and philosophy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ganesha scripture
Hindu religious text
Sanskrit text
Upanishad
affirms non-dual nature of Ganesha
associatedWithConcept Mahavakya-like declarations
Om NERFINISHED
Pranava NERFINISHED
associatedWithDeityAspect Ganesha as lord of categories (Gana-isha)
Ganesha as remover of obstacles
categorizedAs minor Upanishad in some lists
centralInTradition Ganapatya NERFINISHED
contains Ganesha dhyana (meditation verse) NERFINISHED
Ganesha kavacha-like protective elements
Ganesha mantras
containsFormula identification of Ganesha with Om
identification of Ganesha with speech and consciousness
identification of Ganesha with the five elements
declares Ganesha as creator, sustainer and destroyer
Ganesha as identity of past, present and future
Ganesha as the inner Self of all beings
dedicatedTo Ganesha NERFINISHED
describesAs Ganesha as Atman
Ganesha as Brahman
genre Devotional text
Mantra text
Philosophical text
hasStatus major text in Ganesha theology
influenced later Ganesha worship practices
invokedBefore commencement of rituals
study of scriptures
undertaking important tasks
language Sanskrit
partOf Ganapatya canon NERFINISHED
philosophicalOrientation Advaita-leaning interpretation of Ganesha
religion Hinduism
script Devanagari
studiedIn Ganapatya philosophical tradition NERFINISHED
broader Upanishadic studies
traditionallyRecitedBy Ganapatya devotees
Smarta Hindus NERFINISHED
usedFor invoking blessings of Ganesha
meditation on the absolute through Ganesha
spiritual protection
usedIn Ganapatya daily worship
Ganesha festivals
Ganesha initiation rituals

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Ganapatya tradition hasScripturalBasisIn Ganapati Atharvashirsha