Wonder House Ganesh the elephant -Headed God (Hardcover)
Wonder House Ganesh the elephant -Headed God (Hardcover)
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Ganesh, also known as Ganesha, is one of the most widely revered deities in Hinduism, known for his elephant head and pot-bellied human body. He is the god of wisdom, prosperity, and remover of obstacles. Here’s a description of his appearance and symbolism:
1. Elephant Head: Ganesh has a large elephant head, symbolizing wisdom, understanding, and a big mind. The elephant's trunk often curves to one side and is long enough to hold or reach offerings, symbolizing adaptability and efficiency.
2. Human Body: Ganesh has a human body, with a large belly that represents contentment and the ability to digest both the good and challenging aspects of life. His belly sometimes holds symbols or markings related to the universe or spiritual significance.
3. Four Arms: Typically depicted with four arms, each holding symbolic items:
An Axe or Hook to cut through obstacles and unhealthy attachments.
A Rope or Noose to pull his devotees closer to their spiritual path.
A Bowl of Sweets (Modak), symbolizing the sweetness of spiritual enlightenment and the rewards of devotion.
Abhaya Mudra (hand raised in blessing) as a gesture of protection, blessing, and reassurance.
4. Mouse Companion: A small mouse is often shown near Ganesh’s feet, symbolizing humility and desire. This mouse serves as his vehicle, representing how even the smallest
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