Sat Sep 07 13:35:47 UTC 2024: -The tradition of reciting ‘Ghalin Lotangan’ after the deity’s aarti has been followed for many years.
-This prayer is believed to have a deeper meaning than the aarti itself.
-The Ganesh festival has begun today, and ‘Ghalin Lotangan’ will be recited in households and mandaps.
-The prayer has a layer of sweetness in its verses, and its author is unknown.
-The prayer is incomplete without the verses of ‘Ghalin Lotangan’, which have a mix of Marathi and Sanskrit.
-The verses are from various time periods, showcasing the diversity of authors.
-The prayer invokes different deities and expresses devotion to the supreme being.
-The article also showcases the importance of Sant Namdev and Adi Shankaracharya’s teachings in Hinduism.

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