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Ganesh Bhajan Chinmaya Mission RDU ® Bhajan Booklet Version 3 1 ____________________________________________________________________________________ GANESHA BHAJANS ................................................................................................................................. 5 1. Come Oh Bulky Stomach – English ........................................................................................... 5 2. Ekadantam Mahakayam ........................................................................................................... 5 3. Ga-yi-yeh Ganapathi ................................................................................................................. 5 4. Gahanam Bhuta Ganathi Sevitam ............................................................................................ 5 5. Gajanana Hay Shubhanana ....................................................................................................... 5 6. Gajavandanaa Gananaathaa Naathaa ...................................................................................... 6 7. Gananathaa .............................................................................................................................. 6 8. Gananatham Gananatham ....................................................................................................... 6 9. Ganapati Bapa Moriya .............................................................................................................. 6 10. Ganapati Ganapati .................................................................................................................... 7 11. Ganesh Ji Aarti .......................................................................................................................... 7 12. Ganesha Nama Om Ganesha Nama Om ................................................................................... 7 13. Ganesha Sharanam, Sharanam Ganesha ................................................................................. 7 14. Ganeshwara Gajamukeshwara ................................................................................................. 7 15. Ganeshwara Gajamukeshwara ................................................................................................. 7 16. Gauree Nandana Gajaanana ..................................................................................................... 8 17. Jai Jai Jai Gananaayakaa ........................................................................................................... 8 18. Jaya Ganesha ............................................................................................................................ 8 19. Jaya Ganesha Version 2 ............................................................................................................ 8 20. Lambodhara Shiva Gauri Sutaa ................................................................................................ 8 21. My God is So Great – English .................................................................................................... 8 22. Om Gam Ganapathaye namo namaha ..................................................................................... 9 23. Paahi Paahi Gajaanana, Parvathi Putra Gajaanana .................................................................. 9 24. Paahi Paahi Gajaanana, Parvathi Putra Gajaanana (version 2) ............................................... 9 25. Shri Ganpati Aarti ..................................................................................................................... 9 26. Shuklambaradharam ganapathi mantram ............................................................................. 10 27. Sri Maha Ganapathe ............................................................................................................... 10 28. Sundara Mukha Sri Gajanan ................................................................................................... 10 29. Vighna Vinashaka Vinayaka .................................................................................................... 10 GURU BHAJANS ..................................................................................................................................... 11 1. Aananda Sadaananda Sachindaananda .................................................................................. 11 2. Aao Gurudev Darshan Dijo ..................................................................................................... 11 3. Annadamaya Chaitanya Maya Chinmaya Gurudev ................................................................ 11 4. Chinmayam Sashishekaram .................................................................................................... 11 5. Guru Bina Ye Jnana Kahaan .................................................................................................... 11 6. Guru hamare mana mandir .................................................................................................... 12 7. Guru Ke Samana nahi dusara jahana me ................................................................................ 12 8. Hari Om Hari Om Hari OM Mama Swaami-smarana .............................................................. 13 9. Jaya Guru OmKaarra ............................................................................................................... 13 10. Jaya Gurudevam ..................................................................................................................... 13 11. Naman Karun Main Guru Charanaa ....................................................................................... 13 12. O Chinmaya ............................................................................................................................. 14 13. Om Guru Om Guru Sadchidaananda Guru ............................................................................. 14 14. Satya Dharma Shanti Prema Sabko Dedo ............................................................................... 14 RAMA BHAJANS .................................................................................................................................... 15 1. Aise Raghunandana Ko ........................................................................................................... 15 Chinmaya Mission RDU ® Bhajan Booklet Version 3 2 ____________________________________________________________________________________ 2. Atmarama Ananadaramana ................................................................................................... 15 3. Ayodhya Vaasi Ram ................................................................................................................ 15 4. Bhajo man Ram ....................................................................................................................... 15 5. Dasaratha Nandana Raama .................................................................................................... 16 6. Hey Ram Hey Ram .................................................................................................................. 16 7. Jaanaki Jeevana Ram .............................................................................................................. 16 8. Jay Siya Ram ............................................................................................................................ 16 9. Jaya Jaya Rama Janaki Rama .................................................................................................. 16 10. Jaya jaya Sithe jaya jaya rama ................................................................................................ 16 11. Jaya Sri Ram , Jaya Raghu Ram ............................................................................................. 17 17. Khathe bhi Ram kaho .............................................................................................................. 17 18. Prema Mudita Manse Kaho .................................................................................................... 18 19. Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram ................................................................................................... 18 20. Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram (version 2) ................................................................................. 18 21. Rama Nama Taarakam ............................................................................................................ 18 22. Rama Nama Taarakam Version 2 from Chinmaya Mission .................................................... 18 23. Rama Namo Rama Namo ....................................................................................................... 19 24. Ramachandra Maha Prabho, Raghuveera Dheera Jagatguro ................................................ 19 25. Ramachandra Raghuveera ...................................................................................................... 19 26. Ramaya Rama Badraya ........................................................................................................... 19 27. Seeetarama Kaho Radheshyam kaho ..................................................................................... 20 28. Shri Rama Chandra (See Stodradhara Book) ......................................................................... 20 29. Shri Ramchandra ji ki Aarti ..................................................................................................... 20 30. Sri Rama Rama Rameti ..........................................................................................................
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