How Parvati created Ganesha, and how he came to have the head of an elephant.
The popular Hindi Ganesh aarti: his parents, tusk and four arms, his mouse, laddu offerings, and boons for every seeker.
A Sanskrit dhyana verse on the white-robed, moon-hued, four-armed, gracious-faced Lord, chanted to calm all obstacles before worship or study.
An eight-verse prayer credited to the Narada Purana that lists Ganesha's twelve names, chanted daily to ease distress and bring success.
A well-loved Ganesha prayer: curved-trunk, great-bodied Lord of ten million suns' radiance, make all my undertakings free of obstacles, always.
A Sanskrit hymn praising Lord Ganesha as the bringer of joy, remover of obstacles, and sole refuge of the leaderless. Verse 1 of 5 in the Ganesha Pancharatnam.