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Lambodhara - The theme of Ganesha Appearance.

Jai Ganesha

THE EARS OF LORD GANESHA

A great leader has great listening skills, a unique quality to lead the things. Here, Lord Ganesha is The Supreme Authority for the universe in all aspects. The big ears represent to be a great listener to understand and do the Judgements, recognising the facts, make perfect decisions and leave the unnecessary and useless things. Ears looks like a Sup (a kind of pan to collect grains), remove dust sand stones, mud etc from rice to make pure. The huge Head means the immense knowledge stored as memory, which shows us to remember every moment and thoughts to design qualities of life. Ganesha ears are very big to listen more requests of worshipper’s.

Ganesh Maharaj

THE TRUNK AND EYES OF LORD GANESHA

The sense organs of Elephant are very sensitive, even the pin on the ground can be seen clearly with eyes, can find the ongoing situations happening in the surroundings by smelling with trunk, and also represents the symbol as philosopher. With the great quality can find out the animal approaching towards it. These kinds of observations are very necessary for a leader to take initiation and move forward. Such a great qualities are built in Ganesha, and role model for every leader, Head of the community. The vision is very subtle and clear with tiny eyes, and also makes to understand and analyse easily. Elephant swallows fruits and stones from ground and throws only stones out of mouth, but not Fruits. This shows us to take good things from all others and throw the evils out.

THE TUSK OF LORD GANESHA

Lord Ganesha is also known as ‘Eka Dantha’, as he has only one tusk. The broken tusk in lower right hand represents a symbol of sacrifice for a great written Mahabharata. The tusk exactly looks like a pen in hand; ready to write with great concentration. The other tusk shows on other side one should have faith in mind.

Vinayaka

THE ABDOMEN OR STOMACH OF LORD GANESHA

A huge stomach represents to digest all events positive and negative situations in life. Lord Ganesha is also known as 'Lambodar' the meaning here 'Lamba' means huge and 'Odar' means stomach. Person has big or huge stomach symbolically represented as the Leader. Comments of the followers can be accumulated in one's own stomach like a Head of Community.

THE LEGS OF LORD GANESHA

A short legged living cannot run quick, this reminds a story of hare and tortoise. One can be a winner even if not a good runner. It represents Slow and Steady wins the race. Also a great belief is that a person with a short legged, is more intelligent. An intelligent person though cannot run, but makes others to run. The great leadership quality makes work done by others.

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The Story of Vigneshwara (Ganesa) - Savaari in subcontinent

Vigneshwara

Vigneshwara (Vinayaka) - the god of Initiation, Every Indian starts their business or work by praying him to avoid Obstacles. He is the remover of all obstacles (Avighna). He is also known as Ganesha (Ganapati). A person going to attend Exam, Interview, Journey etc worships for success before beginning as he is a God for Success (Siddhivinayaka).

Ganesha is the son of Lord Shiva (Mahadev) and Parvati Devi. As per the myth happened on Mount Kailash, once Lord Shiva was outside and Parvati is going to take bath. Before going to bath, she made an idol which looked so beautiful and she deserves if it’s their son. That idol became live and she adopted as her son named Vinayaka. While Parvati was bathing the Vinayaka is guarding the house and stops Shiva entering to house.

Shiva felt frustration and began rivalry between them. Without knowing about Vinayaka, lord Shiva separated Vinayaka head from body. Parvati returned and watching the situation of son cried and narrated the whole story to Shiva. As per Brahma’s suggestion the only solution given was to attach the head of any living being which comes first while in search of and facing north. Shiva sent his troop called “Gana’s” for that purpose. They found an elephant lying down dead with the criteria.

The huge idol of Ganesha represents many good qualities to be obtained and how to be positive in life with what we have in life.

Jai Ganesha.

Puranas Describes Historical culture of India - Savaari in subcontinent

List of Purana's of the Great Indian Subcontinent.

1. Agni Purana
2. Bhavishya Purana
3. Brahmanda Purana
4. Brahma Purana
5. BrahmaVaivarta Purana
6. Garuda (Suparna) Purana
7. Kurma Purana
8. Linga Purana
9. Markandeya Purana
10. Matsya Purana
11. Naradiya Purana
12. Padma Purana
13. Siva Purana
14. Skanda Purana
15. Srimad-Bhagavata Purana
16. Vamana Purana
17. Varaha Purana
18. Vishnu Purana

Teachers – A relation which made us to lead our life with knowledge. - Savaari in Subcontinent

A teacher, who came from a student life, can understand a student better to teach the life.

A friend can support you in Life.

A relative can be your Well wisher.

A Great person can inspire you.

But the only person who designs your life, strengths to stand on your own legs, adds knowledge to face each and every aspect in life. Nothing can describe the meaning of Teacher.

In INDIA we have a great respect towards teacher. Many Historical events, purana’s, Holy books describes about the greatness of a teacher.

Sarvepalli RadhaKrishnan stamp 

In India, first Teacher’s day celebrated on 5^th Sept 1962, on the occasion of Dr. Sarvepalli RadhaKrishna, 2^nd President of Independent India during (13^th May 1962 – 13^th May 1967). He was also the 1^st Vice-President of Independent India.

Sarvepalli RadhaKrishna was born on Sept 5^th 1888 in Thiruttani in Tamilnadu (previously known as Madras State, before Andhra Pradesh was divided).

Sarvepalli RadhaKrishnan

Dr. Sarvepalli RadhaKrishna was the first person graduate of India in 1906, done with Master Degree in Philosophy. His famous literature “The Ethics of the Vedanta and its Metaphysical Presuppositions” was written during his M.A.