Do you know why 'Ganapati Bappa Moria' is spoken?

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Ganapati Bappa Moria - Before the beginning of any work in Hinduism, Lord Ganesha is worshiped first in the Gods. So that can help all our tasks to complete without interruption.

There is a tradition of celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi festival on the Chaturthi date of Bhadrapad month in India. This time Ganesh Festival has started from 13 September 2018. This 11-day long festival is celebrated with great fanfare. In these 11 days, the pandals are arranged all around, in which Ganapati Bappa remains. They are worshiped in the morning and evening sun-moon. And the shouts of 'Ganapati Bappa Moraya, Mangal murthi Morya' all around the sky is echoing. But do you know what the reason behind speaking Ganapati Bappa Moraya is? Probably not. So let us now tell you a story about 600 years old which is related to this shyness. Story is about 600 years old Ganapati Bappa Morea In 14th century, a child named Morya Gosavi was born in Chinchwad, 18 km from Pune. Moraya Gosavi was born only by the blessings of Lord Ganesha. 

Mourya Gosavi, the highest devotee of Ganapati

 It is said that Morya Gosavi used to go to Ganesh Chaturthi to visit Lord Ganesh in the Mayureshwar temple, 95 km away from Chinchwad. This cycle continued from his childhood to the age of 117 years. When Morya Gosavi became very old, he was unable to walk, it was a difficult task to go to 95 meters in front of meureshwar temple. Given this problem, Lord Ganesh appeared to Morya Gosavi in a dream one day. And said that when you go to a bath, you will find one of my idols in the river. Gosavi dreamed as he really did.

 

At the age of 117, 95 km walked It is a matter of year 1492 that when Morya Gosavi was taking a bath in the river, he found a small statue of Mayureshwar Ganapati. Morya took him to Chinchwad and established it here. The popularity of Chinchwad Temple has increased steadily. From Maharashtra to many places across the country, people came to visit the temple of Lord Ganesh in Chinchwada temple. There Morya Gosavi used to worship puja. After seeing the devotees of Gajanan, his eldest devotee used to come from Moraya to seek blessings. When the feet of Gosavi ji were called by the devotees, and the saint Morya called Mangal Murthy with his devotees and thus began the tradition of cheering for “Ganapati Bappa Morea, Mangalmurthi

 Morya” during Ganesh Utsav.

Morya Gosavi Temple is located in Pune

Today, the Morya Gosavi temple situated in Chinchwad village, 15 km from Pune city, is quite popular. Here devotees come to visit Lord Gajanan's most devout saint Morya Gosavi. On the other hand, when people of Chinchwad meet each other, they are not called Ram-Ram but 'Morya'.

Mourya Gosavi Temple is organized twice a year in special festivals. In the Bhadrapad month and in the month of Magh, this temple is removed from the palace of Lord Ganapati, which is taken for the visit of the Ganpati of Morgaon. A huge fair is held here in the month of December, where devotees come from distant places and only their vision of Saint Morya is fulfilled.

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