Ganga Lahari

Ganga Lahari is a revered text in Hindu literature that celebrates the sacredness of the Ganga River, one of the holiest rivers in India. Composed by the poet-saint Jagadguru Rambhadracharya, the work is a collection of hymns, verses, and devotional poetry dedicated to the Ganga, emphasizing its spiritual significance and divine qualities.

The title "Lahari" translates to "waves" or "flow," symbolizing the river's continuous movement and its life-giving essence. The text highlights various aspects of the Ganga, including its origin, sacredness, and the rituals associated with it. It conveys the belief that bathing in the Ganga can purify the soul and lead to spiritual liberation.