Also known as: Lord Ganesha, Vinayaka, Vighneshwara
Sri Kshipra Ganapati welcomes all devotees at the temple entrance, setting the spiritual tone for their visit. "Kshipra" means swift or quick, and this form of Lord Ganesha is known for granting blessings rapidly to sincere devotees.
As the god of beginnings and the remover of obstacles, Lord Ganesha is traditionally worshipped first before any new undertaking or before worshipping other deities. His position at the temple entry ensures that devotees receive his blessings of obstacle removal and success before proceeding to the main sanctum.
Kshipra Ganapati is depicted with four arms, holding: - A tusk (symbol of sacrifice) - An elephant goad (to remove obstacles) - A noose (to capture blessings) - A sprig of the Kalpavriksha (wish-fulfilling tree)
His blessings are sought for: - Removal of obstacles in life, education, and career - Success in new ventures and beginnings - Wisdom and intellect - Protection from negative energies
Ganesh Chaturthi is the major festival celebrated here, with elaborate decorations and special poojas conducted throughout the 10-day celebration.
Spiritual Significance
Grants swift blessings, removes obstacles, and ensures successful beginnings
Why Lord Ganesha at the Entry?
In Hindu tradition, Lord Ganesha is always worshipped first before beginning any new undertaking or visiting other deities. His position at the temple entry ensures that all devotees receive his blessings of obstacle removal and success before proceeding to the main sanctum. The name “Kshipra” means swift, indicating that this form of Ganesha grants blessings rapidly to sincere devotees.
Sri Kshipra Ganapati Gallery
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Kshipra Ganapati temple entrance
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Kshipra Ganapati shrine entrance
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Kshipra Ganapati shrine with devotees
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Ganapati decorated
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Ganapati idol decorated
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Ganapati festival setup
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Ganapati festival pandal
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Ganapati pandal
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