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GANESH POOJA

Lord Ganesha's whole form is celebrated by the Hindu culture. His head is said to symbolise the pure Atma or the holy, guileless soul, which is the supreme reality of the human existence. His body like a human being signifies Maya or the earthly existence of the human beings. Ganesha's head in the shape of elephant's head denotes wisdom, prudence and His elephantine trunk represents Om, the sacred sound symbol of the cosmic reality. Lord Ganesha holds a goad in His upper right hand, which is supposed to aid Him in propelling the mankind onto the eternal path, and also in removing obstacles from our way. The noose in His left hand is an implement to capture and get rid of all the difficulties – hence the Vighnaharta. Ganesha's broken tusk held by Him like a pen in his lower right hand is a symbol of sacrifice. It is known that Lord Ganesha broke His own tusk to write the Mahabharata. He holds a rosary, which suggests that His and others' endless pursuit of knowledge. The laddoo (sweet) He holds in His trunk indicates that one must discover the sweetness of the Soul. His fan-like ears convey that He is all ears to the petitions of His devotees. The snake that runs round the waist of Ganesha represents energy in all forms. And, He is humble enough to ride a mouse.