Shri Ganesh

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The origin of this auspicious name

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The name Sri Ganesh was used in the commencement of all auspicious ceremonies among the Hindus even before the deity Ganesha/ Ganesh was born. The name Sri Ganesh is derived from the Sanskrit words "Sri" and "Ganesh." Sri means "auspicious" or "blessed," and Ganesh means "lord of the Ganas." The Ganas are a group of demigods who are said to be Ganesha's attendants.

The name Sri Ganesh is believed to bring good luck and prosperity. It is also believed to protect against evil and misfortune. For this reason, the name Sri Ganesh is often invoked at the beginning of any auspicious ceremony, such as a wedding, a new business venture, or the start of a new project.

In some Hindu traditions, it is believed that the name Sri Ganesh was used even before the deity Ganesha was born. This is because the name Sri Ganesh is said to represent the divine principle of auspiciousness. This principle is said to have existed before the creation of the universe, and it is said to be the source of all good things.

The name Sri Ganesh is a reminder of the importance of auspiciousness in Hindu life. It is a reminder that we should always strive to do things in a way that is pleasing to the gods and that will bring good luck and prosperity to ourselves and to others.