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Ashtavinayak

Ashtavinayak

By: Radio City
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The term andquot;Ashtavinayakaandquot; in Sanskrit translates to andquot;eight Ganeshas.andquot; Ashtavinayak is a captivating podcast series dedicated to exploring the stories and significance of eight unique Ganesha temples. Each of these temples boasts its own rich legend and history, setting them apart from one another. Notably, the form of Ganesha`s murti and the distinctive features of his trunk vary from one temple to another, adding to the diversity and charm of this sacred pilgrimage.

2025 Radio City Hinduism Spirituality
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Episodes
  • Mayureshwar Temple

    Mayureshwar Temple
    Oct 17 2023
    Explore the Mayureshwar Temple`s history and mythology to learn more about the Ashtavinayak pilgrimage`s initial temple. Examine its history and the myths surrounding it.

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    5 mins
  • Siddhivinayak Temple

    Siddhivinayak Temple
    Oct 17 2023
    Discover the Siddhivinayak Temple`s holy legends and why Ganesha followers travel there in droves. Learn about the traditions and rites observed here.

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    4 mins
  • Ballaleshwar Temple

    Ballaleshwar Temple
    Oct 17 2023
    Discover the Ballaleshwar Temple, which is devoted to Ballala, a follower of Lord Ganesha. Find out what makes this temple special and what Ballala`s devotion means.

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    4 mins

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