Gaṇapati Upaniṣat Gaṇapati Atharvaśīrṣam

The Gaṇapati Upaniṣat, also known as the Gaṇapati Atharvaśīrṣam is an excerpt from the Atharva Veda and honours Gaṇapati as the one supreme Truth. It is a powerful mantra to recite and is popularly chanted in India in temples and during festivals worshipping the beloved elephant headed God of beginnings. This hymn includes the famous Gaṇapati Gāyatrī mantra, a prayer to be guided on the right path in our journey to our true self as well as the oṃ gaṃ gaṇapataye namaḥ japa mantra.

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How does this course work?

The Gaṇapati Upaniṣat is divided into 5 lessons – one per week– which means it’ll only take you about 5 weeks to learn to practice this mantra ON YOUR OWN! Of course, you are always free to take as long (or short!) as you like studying at your own pace.

Each lesson takes you through the recitation, grammar involved in each section that influences the pronunciation as well as meaning .

The lesson training guides are in video / text/PDF format which will help you repeat after the teacher, submit an audio assignments for evaluation and ask any questions you may have in the discussion area.

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Course Curriculum

  • Zoom link for classes, replays & announcement
    5 minutes
  • Introduction
    30 minutes
  • Download course workbook
    2 minutes
  • Invocatory mantras
    5 minutes
  • Śānti Mantraḥ – Bhadram – half sentence practice
    10 minutes
  • Śānti mantraḥ – vedic phonetics
    10 minutes
  • Śānti mantraḥ – Bhadram – full sentence practice
    10 minutes
  • Śānti mantraḥ – full mantra practice
    15 minutes
  • Śānti Mantraḥ – Students practising
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 1 – half sentence practice
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 1 – vedic phonetics
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 1 – full sentence practice
    20 minutes
  • Anuvāka 1 – full mantra practice
    10 minutes
  • Meaning – Śānti mantraḥ
    10 minutes
  • Meaning – Anuvāka 1
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 2 & 3 – full sentence practice
    20 minutes
  • Anuvāka 2 & 3 – Vedic phonetics
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 2 & 3 – full mantra practice
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 4 – half sentence practice
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 4 – Vedic phonetics
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 4 – full sentence practice
    15 minutes
  • Anuvāka 4 – full mantra practice
    10 minutes
  • Full practice upto Anuvāka 4
    30 minutes
  • Meaning – Anuvāka 2, 3 & 4
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 5 – half sentence practice
    15 minutes
  • Anuvāka 5 – Vedic phonetics
    10 minutes
  • Anuvaka 5 – full sentence practice
    15 minutes
  • Anuvāka 5 – full mantra practice
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 6 – half sentence practice
    15 minutes
  • Anuvāka 6 – Vedic phonetics
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 6 – full sentence practice
    15 minutes
  • Anuvāka 6 – full mantra practice
    10 minutes
  • Meaning – Anuvāka 5 & 6
    15 minutes
  • Practice mantras 1-6
    20 minutes
  • Anuvāka 7 – half sentence practice
    30 minutes
  • Anuvāka 7 – Vedic phonetics
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 7 – full sentence practice
    15 minutes
  • Anuvāka 7 – full mantra practice
    15 minutes
  • Anuvāka 8 – half sentence practice
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 8 – Vedic phonetics
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 8 – full sentence practice
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 8 – full mantra practice
    10 minutes
  • Meaning – Anuvāka 7 & 8
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 9 – half sentence practice
    15 minutes
  • Anuvāka 9 – Vedic phonetics
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 9 – full sentence practice
    15 minutes
  • Anuvāka 9 – full mantra practice
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 10 – half sentence practice
    20 minutes
  • Anuvāka 10 – Vedic phonetics
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 10 – full sentence practice
    15 minutes
  • Anuvāka 10 – full mantra practice
    10 minutes
  • Meaning – Anuvāka 9 & 10
    10 minutes
  • Complete upaniṣat adhyayanam
    30 minutes
  • Full Upaniṣat chanting
    15 minutes
  • Practice with Shantala – slow recitation
    10 minutes
  • Discussion area
    …
  • Assignment submission – Audio recording
    File Upload
  • Download Vedic phonetic guide
    2 minutes
  • Anuvāka 11
    15 minutes
  • Anuvāka 12
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 13
    10 minutes
  • Anuvāka 14
    10 minutes
  • Complete phala-śruti practice
    5 minutes
  • Phala-śruti explained – video
    20 minutes
  • Practice Gaṇapati Atharvaśīrṣā with phala-śruti
    12 minutes
  • Zoom link, replays and announcement
    60 minutes

Your Gaṇapati Upaniṣat Course Includes

5 Step-By-Step Recitation Lessons

Learn all 10 anuvākas (or sections) of this hymn STEP-BY-STEP

Audio files from live class

As if in a real classroom audio files allow you to repeat after the teacher. The files are embedded directly within each lesson for ultimate ease of use.

Feedback & Evaluation

You are able to upload an audio assignment at the end of this course for evaluation.

Frequently asked Questions

When does the course start and finish?

This is self paced learning course of 5 weeks of duration. You are free to take this course based on your need.

How long do I have access to the course?

Unlimited !! You can listen to the audio files and read the explanations as many number of times as you wish.

Can I have face to face interation with Instructor

No, this is an online self paced course with audio/video demonstration. However, you are free to contact the instructor via our direct messaging system from the member’s area.

Does this course have any certificates?

No, this is just one mantra from the Atharva Veda. This is not a professional certification course.

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