Ganesh Chathurthi (Vinayaka Chavithi)
Vinayaka Chavithi or Ganesh Chaturthi also known as Vinayaka Chaturthi, Vinayagar (in Tamil Nadu), is the Hindu festival that large... Read More
The Weapons of Ganesha and Human relation: Savaari in Subcontinent
Beloved God of Hindus. Every Initiation takes his name, every work has his name to avoid obstacles.
Gives us a good start in life. The Name we call Vigneshwara, Vinayaka, Ganapati, Ganesha.....
Gives us a good start in life. The Name we call Vigneshwara, Vinayaka, Ganapati, Ganesha.....
| Aum /Om | “Aum. The root mantra, soundless sound from which all creation issues forth.” Every sacred verse of Hindu written start and ends with Om. It is associated with Ganesha, who rules all over. | ||
| Ankusa | The Ankusa, a hook like tool held in right hand. It is used by a mahout to train and guide an elephant. Ganesha helps us moving ahead on are karmic life when we go out of right track, grow lazy or depressed. | ||
| Bhagnadanta | Te broken tusk of Ganesha shows us to use resources available. It was broken by Ganesha to write Mahabharata words while vyasa dictates. | ||
| Chamara | Chamara is a tool to whisk the flies around and make clear surroundings. Represents to remove unwanted memories and make ourselves clear. | ||
| Gaja | Elephants mostly seen in temple entrances, as it is a king of beasts and symbol for loyalty. To safe guard the powers. | ||
| Kamandalu | Kamandalu, a water vessel which is never required to refill. Represents Unlimited love faith and endless confidence. | ||
| Mala | Mala/prayer Beads. It is used to count the no of chanting by moving in circular motion. Made of Rudraksha. | ||
| Modakapatra | Sweet things in life are symbolic representation with Sweet bowl (Laddu). Moksha (spiritual liberation) and The modaka. | ||
| Mudra | Abaya hastham, a hand gesture symbol for saying “ I am here to safe guard you” | ||
| Mushika | Though feels like a humour, Ganesha concept is to control unwanted thoughts similar to Rats eat everything and multiplies in short time. | ||
| Naga | A snake has similar emotions like humans. Represents fear, anger etc which are surrounded us. | ||
| Narikela | Coconut Hard outside and soft inside. It means Break hard walls outside and show soft and kind nature in us. | ||
| Padma | The lotus Flower though grows in muddy and dirty areas, but still it’s the symbol of beauty. Nothing is useless, even the mud can support to grow lotus. | ||
| Pasha | Pasha or a heavy rope of judgement. Ganesha ties devotees to be in right track, similar to cows tied to cart. | ||
| Shankha | Conch shell is an alarm, reminds us our duties to be done in time. Everyone should follow the valuable time table. | ||
| Svastika | Swastika, a Symbol for luck, purity and hygienic. It means everything will be alright. |
Jai Ganesha
Avignamasthu - Jai Vigneshwara
Jai bolo ganesh maharaj ki!!!
Jai bolo ganesh maharaj ki!!!
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Ganesh Chathurthi
Ganesha Chaturthi, the great Ganesha festival, also known as 'Vinayak Chaturthi' or 'Vinayaka Chavithi' is celebrated by Hindus around the world as the birthday of Lord Ganesha. It is observed during the Hindu month of Bhadra (mid-August to mid-September) and the grandest and most elaborate of them, especially in the western India state of Maharashtra, lasts for 10 days, ending on the day of 'Ananta Chaturdashi'.......
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