Vallabam Gajaananam Yeka Thandham
It is a very powerful mantra.
Especially it works on the hips, for example when you are standing for a long time your hip will pain.
You will find plenty of time to do any task. Time will be at your disposal.
Physically it helps to handle skin related problems.
How time is available at your disposal?
Why Gajananam (Lord Vinayaga) was called Eka Thandham (an elephant with one tusker)?
When Vyasa wanted to write Mahabharata he was searching for somebody who can put it in paper as fast as he dictates.
The concerned person should understand the subject as well, without stopping the dictation by interfering it. He should understand and never ask to repeat again what was already said (Vallapam).
Vinayaga was the only person who offered to do the job. In the midst of writing the pen got broke. Imagine how much he would have written by then!
He couldn’t find another writing pen nearby. Therefore, he broken one of his tuskers and used it as a pen.
Opening up to the divine time
This mantra makes a person to value time.
‘Time didn’t come yet for our daughter to get married’, is the expression of some parents.
There is always a difference between our time and divine time. We don’t know it. Therefore, we become impatient.
We start believing in what the astrologer says. We approach them to find out when the time will come for us. To open up to the divine time chant this mantra.
“I have applied for the job. Yet I haven’t received a call for the job interview. I don’t know when it will come for me!”
Wherever you think time has to come, think and chant this mantra.
I have created this mantra based on Lum and Vum bija mantras.