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    The document contains two verses praising Ganesha and teachers. The first verse asks Ganesha, who has the effulgence of a billion suns, to always remove obstacles from auspicious undertakings. The second verse states that a teacher is equivalent to the Hindu gods Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh, and should be revered as embodiment of the supreme Brahman. It concludes by bowing to the teacher.

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    Vakratunda Mahakaya

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    Shimpli Kulkarni
    The document contains two verses praising Ganesha and teachers. The first verse asks Ganesha, who has the effulgence of a billion suns, to always remove obstacles from auspicious undertakings. The second verse states that a teacher is equivalent to the Hindu gods Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh, and should be revered as embodiment of the supreme Brahman. It concludes by bowing to the teacher.

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    Bal Bharati

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    Vakratunda mahakaya sooryakoti samaprabha | nirvighnam kurumedeva sarva karyeshu sarvada || Meaning: O Ganesha, one with effulgence of a billion suns, (I request you) always remove the obstacles when I am on an auspicious undertaking

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    Gurur Brahma gurur Vishnur gururdevo Maheswarah | Gurur sakshat parabrahma tasmai sri gurave Namah ||

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    Meaning: Guru (Teacher) is like Lord Brahma and Vishnu. Guru is like Lord Mahesh. Guru is most revered in this world and hence I bow before the teacher.

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