Amogh
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Amogh means invincible. Amogh is also the name of Lord Ganesha, the Lord of all Wealth and Wisdom. The word "Amogh" literally means "That which has no alternative." Another meaning is 'rare and wonderful.'
Amogh was a weapon used in Indian mythology, in the Ramayana. It was an arrow used by Lord Rama called the Amogh Bana. The word Amogh stood for accurate. None could compete with it. In Hindu mythology, the name Amogh is said to have many benificiary qualities, bestowing wealth, wisdom and excellent health.
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