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Where is the highest statue of lord ganesh?
1. Lord Ganesha is the son of Goddess Parvati. 2. It is Lord Ganesha. Because it is the cojunction of two words i.e. Gana ( People ) and Eesha (Lord or God). 3. No. Ganesha can be placed in the above of entrance Gate, in Study Room, and in Business centre and in any sort of educational Institution. 4. The sister of Lord Ganesha is Narmada. 5. Rat is the vehicle of Lord Ganesha. 6. Lord Ganesha stands for Knowledge. 7. Lord Ganesha is the younger between Lord murugan and Lord Ganesha. 8. The name of Lord Ganesha'a brother is Lord Murugan or Kartikeswar. 9. Laddu is the fvourite sweet of Lord Ganesha. 10. Lord Ganesha is famous for Bighna Nashaka or the Protector of all obstacles.
Who were the wives of lord Ganesha?
Ridhi and Sidhi were the wives of lord Ganesha
What is Ganesha wife's name?
Lord Ganesh's wives are Brahma's two daughters Budhi and Sidhi.
Who is the son of lord gansha?
lord Ganesha has two sons and a daugter Sons - Luv and Kush daughter - Santoshi Hope it helped... :D
What are Ganesha's characteristics?
A description of all of the characteristics and attributes of Ganesha can be found in the Ganapati Upanishad (an Upanishad dedicated to Ganesha) of the rishi Atharva, in which Ganesha is identified with Brahman and Atman.According to the strict rules of Hindu iconography, Ganesha figures with only two hands are taboo. Hence, Ganesha figures are most commonly seen with four hands which signify their divinity. Some figures may be seen with six, some with eight, some with ten, some with twelve and some with fourteen hands, each hand carrying a symbol which differs from the symbols in other hands, there being about fifty-seven symbols in all, according to some scholars.The image of Ganesha is a composite one. Four animals, man, elephant, the serpent and the mouse have contributed to the makeup of his figure. All of them individually and collectively have deep symbolic significance.The statue of Ganesha has the following six characteristics represented:Elephant Head: The Ganesha is an elephant headed God, and this symbolizes huge amount of wisdom.Large Ears and Trunk: The statue of Ganesha has large ears that represent he is a good listener, whereas the trunk symbolizes power and mind. The power corresponds to the mind that it has to be strong enough to face and overcome the complexity not only of the external word and at the same time the mind has to be vibrant enough to understand the mechanism of inner world.Four Arms: The four arms of this God represents the presence and power (omnipresence & omnipotence) which means Ganesha has immense powers and is present everywhere, the right hand of the Ganesha statue is raised which means that Ganesha's blessings are always present for his devotees, and his powers always help them in the difficult times.Single Tusk: The Tusk on the statue represents high level of wisdom that is possessed by Ganesha, although there is only a single tusk and the other tusk is broken, this actually portrays that bad times come to everyone and every individual has to overcome these worldly emotions and sentiments through high level of intelligence to achieve perfection.Laddus Filled Tray: This statue is made as sitting on a tray that is filed with laddu (a Hindu sweet). These laddus represent gigantic wealth; this wealth is provided only to the devotees of the God.Mouse beside Statue: The mouse beside the statue of Ganesha conveys a message to the people that the ego and pride is bad and it can fail the superior traits of anyone.
How did Ganesha get his 4 arms?
Ganesha (or lord Ganesh) is pictured with 4 arms, as many gods are in Hindu religion, because it is thought that a god cannot fit into a normal human body. In some pictures, I have even seen Ganesh with 6, 8 or even 10 arms.
What is the name of Lord Ganesh's wife?
It is interesting to note how, according to tradition, Ganesha was generated by his mother Parvati without the intervention of her husband Shiva. Shiva, in fact, being eternal (Sadashiva), did not feel any need to have children. So Ganesha was born out of the exclusively female desire of Parvati to procreate. Consequently, the relationship of Ganesha and his mother is unique and special. This devotion is the reason that the traditions of southern India represent him as celibate. It is said that Ganesha, believing his mother to be the most beautiful and perfect woman in the universe, exclaimed: "Bring me a woman as beautiful as she and I will marry her." In the north of India, on the other hand, Ganesha is often portrayed as married to the two daughters of Brahma: Buddhi (intellect) and Siddhi (spiritual power). Popularly in north India Ganesha is accompanied by Sarasvati (goddess of culture and art) and Lakshmi (goddess of luck and prosperity), symbolizing that these qualities always accompany he who has discovered his own internal divinity. But this does not mean that Sarasvati and Lakshmi are consorts of Ganesha. Symbolically this represents the fact that wealth, prosperity and success accompany those who have the qualities of wisdom, prudence, patience, etc. that Ganesha symbolizes.
What are the names of Ganesha's two children?
The two sons were Kshema and Labha.
What is the name of Lord Ganesha's son?
Lord Ganesha does not have daughters! It is interesting to note how, according to tradition, Ganesha was generated by his mother Parvati without the intervention of her husband Shiva. Shiva, in fact, being eternal (Sadashiva), did not feel any need to have children. So Ganesha was born out of the exclusively female desire of Parvati to procreate. Consequently, the relationship of Ganesha and his mother is unique and special. This devotion is the reason that the traditions of southern India represent him as celibate. It is said that Ganesha, believing his mother to be the most beautiful and perfect woman in the universe, exclaimed: "Bring me a woman as beautiful as she and I will marry her." In the north of India, on the other hand, Ganesha is often portrayed as married to the two daughters of Brahma: Buddhi (intellect) and Siddhi (spiritual power). Popularly in north India Ganesha is accompanied by Sarasvati (goddess of culture and art) and Lakshmi (goddess of luck and prosperity), symbolizing that these qualities always accompany he who has discovered his own internal divinity. But this does not mean that Sarasvati and Lakshmi are consorts of Ganesha. Symbolically this represents the fact that wealth, prosperity and success accompany those who have the qualities of wisdom, prudence, patience, etc. that Ganesha symbolizes.
Who is the loard Ganesha sister?
Lord Ganesha does not have daughters! It is interesting to note how, according to tradition, Ganesha was generated by his mother Parvati without the intervention of her husband Shiva. Shiva, in fact, being eternal (Sadashiva), did not feel any need to have children. So Ganesha was born out of the exclusively female desire of Parvati to procreate. Consequently, the relationship of Ganesha and his mother is unique and special. This devotion is the reason that the traditions of southern India represent him as celibate. It is said that Ganesha, believing his mother to be the most beautiful and perfect woman in the universe, exclaimed: "Bring me a woman as beautiful as she and I will marry her." In the north of India, on the other hand, Ganesha is often portrayed as married to the two daughters of Brahma: Buddhi (intellect) and Siddhi (spiritual power). Popularly in north India Ganesha is accompanied by Sarasvati (goddess of culture and art) and Lakshmi (goddess of luck and prosperity), symbolizing that these qualities always accompany he who has discovered his own internal divinity. But this does not mean that Sarasvati and Lakshmi are consorts of Ganesha. Symbolically this represents the fact that wealth, prosperity and success accompany those who have the qualities of wisdom, prudence, patience, etc. that Ganesha symbolizes.
What is the name of Lord Ganesh's wifees?
It is interesting to note how, according to tradition, Ganesha was generated by his mother Parvati without the intervention of her husband Shiva. Shiva, in fact, being eternal (Sadashiva), did not feel any need to have children. So Ganesha was born out of the exclusively female desire of Parvati to procreate. Consequently, the relationship of Ganesha and his mother is unique and special. This devotion is the reason that the traditions of southern India represent him as celibate. It is said that Ganesha, believing his mother to be the most beautiful and perfect woman in the universe, exclaimed: "Bring me a woman as beautiful as she and I will marry her." In the north of India, on the other hand, Ganesha is often portrayed as married to the two daughters of Brahma: Buddhi (intellect) and Siddhi (spiritual power). Popularly in north India Ganesha is accompanied by Sarasvati (goddess of culture and art) and Lakshmi (goddess of luck and prosperity), symbolizing that these qualities always accompany he who has discovered his own internal divinity. But this does not mean that Sarasvati and Lakshmi are consorts of Ganesha. Symbolically this represents the fact that wealth, prosperity and success accompany those who have the qualities of wisdom, prudence, patience, etc. that Ganesha symbolizes.
Can some one have a go at writing a critical appreciation on lord Byron's poem when we two parted Please?
For people to have a go at writing a critical appreciation on Lord Byron\'s poem when it becomes two parted is possible, as soon as they have it at hands.
