Ganesa stotrams

Courtesy: Sri.PR.Ramachander

Dear Friends,
Last week I translated seven more stotras. Two of them are rare
stotras on Ganapathi , one a very rare stotra addressed to Lord
Balarama and the other four are addressed to the Goddess. They are

1.Ganesa Namaskara stotram
Which lists eight names of Ganesa and then the prayers addressed to
those eight forms.
http://stotrarathna.blogspot.in/2012/09/ganesa-namaskara-stotram.html

2. Narada Krutha Ganesa Stotram
This is a prayer which is found in Narada Pancharathra, which is a
Vaishnavite text. The stotra clearly mentions that Lord Ganesa should
be worshipped before other Gods are worshipped.
http://stotrarathna.blogspot.in/2012/09/narada-krutha-ganesa-stotram.html

3. Balarama Sthava Raja
Lord Balarama is one of the Dasavastharas. There is also a belief that
he is the avathara of Adhi sesha. He is armed with a plough and is an
expert in war with mace(Gadha) . Duryodhana is his disciple.Unlike all
other Avatharas , he is not very much involved in killing of great
Rakshasas or in great wars. His birthday is celebrated as Akshaya
Tritheeya, This stotra is taken from Garga Samhitha.
http://stotrarathna.blogspot.in/2012/09/balarama-sthava-raja.html

4. Pushpanjali to the goddess
Here is a very remarkable prayer in Tamil , Each stanza mentions a
form of Goddess , the offering of worship by a flower and how she will
bless us.
totrarathna.blogspot.in/2012/09/pushpanjali-to-goddess-tamil.html

5. Sri Rajarajeswari Sthuthi
A very short prayer addressed to Goddess Rajarajeswari, the presiding
deity of Sri Chakra which seeks protection from her.
http://stotrarathna.blogspot.in/2012/09/sri-rajarajeswari-sthuthi.html

6.Lakshmi Sthuthi from Skanda Purana
This is a rare stotra addressed to Goddess Lakshmi taken from Skanda Purana.
http://stotrarathna.blogspot.in/2012/09/lakshmi-sthuthi-from-skanda-purana.html

7.Abhirami Sthuthi ( tamil)
Here is a pretty prayer addressed to Goddess Abhirama Sundari of Thirukkadayur.
http://stotrarathna.blogspot.in/2012/09/abhirami-sthuthitamil.html