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Every new work, every big decision and every hope in life begins with Bhagwan Ganesha. In Vedic tradition, He is Vighnaharta, the remover of obstacles, and Pratham Pujya, the first one to be worshipped. The 21 Tuesdays Shri Mahaganapati Seva Sankalpa is a sacred vow where Vedic priests perform the seva every Tuesday for 21 weeks, in the name and gotra of the Sevakartha. Tuesday is the day of Mangala, and it is a powerful day to seek the Krupa of Mahaganapati for removing delays, fulfilling cherished wishes and inviting success, prosperity and harmony. You can watch every seva LIVE from anywhere in the world, so NRI families can join with full faith. After 21 Tuesdays, prasadam and an energised Shri Ganesh coin are sent free to your home in India.
Once your seva is booked, it will begin from the first upcoming Tuesday after booking and will continue for 21 consecutive Tuesdays.
Bhagwan Ganesha is worshipped first in every Vedic ritual. As Vighnaharta, He removes obstacles before any new beginning.
Tuesday is ruled by Mangala (Mars). Jyotish teaches that Ganesha puja on this day calms delays, anger and tension.
21 is the favourite number of Bhagwan Ganesha. A sankalpa of 21 Tuesdays in your name and gotra follows this sacred number with faith.
Dhurva grass is dear to Bhagwan Ganesha, as the Ganesha Purana tells. With Bilwa leaves it removes negativity.
What is the 21 Tuesdays Shri Mahaganapati Seva Sankalpa?
It is a Vedic seva to Bhagwan Mahaganapati performed by experienced priests every Tuesday for 21 Tuesdays, in the name and gotra of the Sevakartha. It includes Panchamrut Abhisheka, Alankara, Dhurva Samarpan, Ashtottararchana, Naivedya and Mangalaarti, and you can watch it LIVE. It is done to remove obstacles, fulfil wishes and invite success and prosperity.
Why Bhagwan Mahaganapati and Why Tuesday?
Bhagwan Ganesha is Pratham Pujya. Every Vedic ritual, every new beginning and every sankalpa starts with Him. As Vighnaharta, He clears the path before us. The Rigveda praises Ganapati as the leader of the Ganas, and the Ganapati Atharvashirsha praises Him as the one who removes obstacles and gives peace and success.
Mahaganapati is the great and complete form of Bhagwan Ganesha. He is worshipped for strength, wisdom, protection and the fulfilment of cherished goals.
Tuesday is the day of Mangala (Mars). In Jyotish, a weak or troubled Mangala is linked with delays, anger, conflict, tension and sudden obstacles. Worship of Bhagwan Ganesha on Tuesday is a trusted tradition for bringing calm and removing such blocks. Ganesha is also traditionally linked with Budha and Ketu, so this seva is valued by many families for steady progress in studies, work and business.
Doing the seva for 21 Tuesdays in a row builds a continuous flow of prayer. One seva is a beginning. Twenty one Tuesdays is a complete sankalpa.
Why 21? The Meaning of the Number
In Ganesha worship, offering 21 blades of Dhurva grass is a traditional practice, mentioned in Puranic tradition including the Ganesha Purana and the Mudgala Purana. Dhurva is the most loved offering of Bhagwan Ganesha. In this seva, 21 bundles of Dhurva are offered on every Tuesday, and the sankalpa runs for 21 Tuesdays. The number 21 is the heart of this seva.
Sevas Included (Seva Details)
Each Tuesday, the priests perform these sevas in the name and gotra of the Sevakartha:
How the 21 Tuesdays Seva Works
Benefits of 21 Tuesdays Mahaganapati Seva
Devotees perform this seva with faith for:
Results come from faith, effort and the Krupa of Bhagwan. This seva is a spiritual practice and is not a guarantee of any result.
Who Should Book This Seva?
Choose Your 21 Tuesdays Subscription
Three subscription options are available. Each runs for 21 Tuesdays.
All subscriptions include seva in your name and gotra, LIVE viewing, and free prasadam delivery with an energised Shri Ganesh coin after the 21st Tuesday (delivery within India).
For NRI Families
Living far from Bharat does not mean being far from Bhagwan. Our NRI Sevakarthas can book the seva online, share their name and gotra, and watch every Tuesday seva LIVE from any country. The sankalpa is taken in your name, so you are a part of the seva in every way. Prasadam and the Shri Ganesh coin are delivered to addresses in India, so NRI families can share the address of a family member or friend in India for delivery.
Powerful Ganesha Mantra to Chant Along
While your seva is being performed, you can chant this mantra at home on Tuesdays: Om Gam Ganapataye Namah
Chanting 11, 21 or 108 times with a calm mind and clean heart is a simple and powerful way to stay connected with your seva.
In the spiritual realm, physical boundaries hold no power, ensuring a connection between you and the divine.
Experience the spiritual essence from the comfort of your home by tuning into live streams of the rituals performed by experienced priests.
If you miss the live event, a recorded video will be provided, allowing you to watch the sacred rituals at your convenience.
Receive blessed prasad delivered directly to your home, ensuring you remain connected to the divine blessings.
Participate in the rituals remotely without the need to visit the temple.
Stay spiritually connected through live and recorded rituals, with blessings brought to you through prasad delivery.
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Select one or more main rituals as per your spiritual need.
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Add optional offerings to deepen your spiritual experience.
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Confirm securely so all selected rituals and offerings are included.
Begin Your 21 Tuesdays with Bhagwan Mahaganapati
Start a sacred journey of 21 Tuesdays. Let Bhagwan Ganesha remove your obstacles and bless your home with success, prosperity and harmony.
FAQs.
Q. What is 21 Tuesdays Shri Mahaganapati Seva Sankalpa?
It is a seva to Bhagwan Mahaganapati performed on 21 Tuesdays in the name and gotra of the Sevakartha. Priests perform Abhisheka, Alankara, Dhurva Samarpan, Ashtottararchana, Naivedya and Mangalaarti every Tuesday.
Q. Why is the seva done on Tuesday?
Tuesday is ruled by Mangala (Mars). Jyotish links a troubled Mangala with delays, anger and obstacles. Many traditions also dedicate Tuesday to Bhagwan Ganesha, the remover of obstacles.
Q. Why 21 Tuesdays?
Offering 21 Dhurva is a traditional practice in Ganesha worship. A seva for 21 Tuesdays gives a complete cycle of steady prayer, instead of a single one time offering.
Q. Who can book this seva?
Anyone can. You can book for yourself, your spouse, your children, your parents or your whole family. Just share the name and gotra of the Sevakartha.
Q. Do I need to be present for the seva?
No. The seva is done by priests in your name and gotra. You can watch it LIVE online from your home or office.
Q. Can NRIs book this seva?
Yes. NRI families can book online and watch every seva LIVE from any country. Prasadam and the Shri Ganesh coin are delivered to addresses in India, so you can share the address of a family member or friend in India.
Q. What if I do not know my gotra?
If your gotra is not known, the sankalpa is taken in Kashyap gotra, as per Vedic tradition.
Q. What is the difference between the three subscriptions?
All three run for 21 Tuesdays with seva in your name and gotra. The difference is the sevas performed each Tuesday. The Complete subscription includes all sevas, including Abhisheka, Alankara, Naivedya and Archana.
Q. What will I receive after 21 Tuesdays?
You will receive prasadam and an energised Shri Ganesh coin, delivered free to your address in India.
Q. Is prasadam delivery available outside India?
Prasadam and coin delivery is available only for India postal codes at present. NRI families can share an address in India.
Q. Can I start on any Tuesday?
Yes, you can choose your starting Tuesday while booking. The 21 Tuesdays then run one after another.
Q. Is Mahaganapati the same as Ganesha?
Mahaganapati is the great form of Bhagwan Ganesha. Both are worshipped as Vighnaharta, the remover of obstacles.
Q. Which mantra should I chant during these 21 Tuesdays?
You can chant “Om Gam Ganapataye Namah” 11, 21 or 108 times every day, or at least on Tuesdays.
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