Wisdom Leads to Glory

The literal meaning of the word Wisdom is poise and brains.  A person who has exceptional intelligence is not always considered wise.

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Quintessence of all Ganesha Mantras

Uchishtha Ganesh Sadhna is often called as the “Quintessence of all Ganesha Mantras”. We can pray to the Auspicious deity any time, no particular Lunar day or propitious time is needed.

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Ganesh Sarvabhishta Siddhi Mantram

Ganesha is the Lord of wisdom and prosperity. He gives boons to his devotees and fulfill their desires. He is also known as the remover of all obstacles. Ganesha is the Lord who can be easily pleased with devotion and love.

Ganesh sarvabhishta siddhi mantram reflects the idea of a perfect relationship. Know more about the relationship between Ganesh and Siddhi through prayers and transform your personal, professional and spiritual life.

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The Journey across Borders

Ganesha is one of the Hindu deities who landed in foreign land and became a popular figure. 

In the modern era it is the exchange of ideas through migration that has resulted in spread of Lord Ganesha’s affluence in places other then the Indian subcontinent and East Asia. Southern and Central America, Mexico, Britain, Canada, Australia, France, Germany and even parts of the Malay peninsula have seen a rise in Hindu population.

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What is the Origin and meaning of Ganesha’s artefacts?

Many stories float about the origin of Ganesha’s head but little is known about the artefacts that Lord Ganesha carries.They are an important part of Ganesha's symbolism. Some of the most common artefacts he is seen with are four hands,a lotus,an axe, a modak and a rope.

Ganesha carries artefacts each of which holds a symbolic meaning. Take a look of the origin of the main artefacts that tell the story of Ganesha’s triumph on vices and also his humility.

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Skanda and Ganesha

Skanda or Kartikeyan is an extremely popular Hindu deity among south Indians. He is the brother of Lord Ganesha. In south he is also known as Murugan. Riding the peacock, popularity of Skanda has spread across the globe like his family members. In places with Tamil population his reputation is that of an important deity. He is also worshiped by Buddhists.

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What are the Positions of Ganesha?

World, as we know it, is a collection of organism made from a compilation of molecules. These molecules in Sanskrit are known as “Ganas”. The name Ganesh hence means the Lord of all Ganas.

Several idols of Ganesha exist all over the world. These depictions may vary in different countries but each one holds a meaning. Many craftsmen have worked meticulously on the details of the idols. The details not just lie in the artifacts or the features of Lord Ganesha, but also the positions he rests in. Every position of rest has a symbolic meaning associated to it.

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Story of Ganesh Pooja on Deepawali

Deepawali is one of the most popular festivals of the Hindus. It is also called the festival of lights. The word Deepawaliliterally means Deep meaning  oil lamps and Awali meaning long rows. Deepawaliis celebrated to commemorate the win of the good (Lord Rama) over the bad (the demon Ravana).

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Story of Ganesh Pooja on Deepawali

Be aware of your actions- Learn from Ganesha

Several stories of Ganesha’s childhood and adulthood are depicted in the scriptures. These help in learning important lessons in life that may be implemented. One of the stories that goes back to the childhood of Lord Ganesha teaches us to take onus of our action and try to control them lest the actions cause harm to someone.

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Lord Vinayagar Mantram

Lord Vinaygar is the name by which South Indians lovingly call Lord Ganesha. According to the South Indians Lord Vinaygar is the eldest son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. He is the elder brother of Lord Murugan (Skanda or Kartikeya). Lord Vinaygar was created by his mother Goddess Parvati.

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Places of Worship of Lord Ganesha

A lot of temples of Lord Ganesha exist in India. This is because he is an extremely popular deity in the Hindu culture. Some of them are more famous because of their historical significance, their structural genius or their architectural design.

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Holy Secrets of Ganpati: A route to success

Lord Ganesha is perhaps the most cultivated god in the Hindu pantheon and has been subjected to the maximum number of scholarly arguments. There is an interesting ambiguity that surrounds him and this kind of dual existence is extremely rare in any other god.

This dual nature of his appearance is quite significant in more than one way.It hales us understand the dual visions of what is real and what is an illusion in our worldly existence

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Buddhinath : Lord of Wisdom

Lord Ganesha is one of the most profound sources of knowledge and wisdom that exists in this universe. There is no other god who is as learned as Ganesha, the Buddinath and even goddess Sarswati, the goddess of education and fine arts and scholars like Narada had to bow their head before his knowledge which is ably supported by great intelligence. Read to know more.

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