బ్లాగులు — ganesha

In the heart of Hindu mythology, Lord Ganesha stands tall—his elephant head and calm smile representing wisdom, new beginnings, and the power to remove life’s obstacles. But have you ever wondered why this mighty deity rides a tiny mouse?  It’s a pairing that seems almost comical at first glance—a towering god on a scurrying creature. Yet, like all things in Hindu lore, this unlikely combination is packed with symbolic meaning. To understand it, we journey back into an ancient tale—one filled with arrogance, compassion, transformation, and the timeless dance of ego and humility.  The Rise of Gajamukhasura: The Elephant-Faced Demon ...

Lord Ganesha, our foremost deity with an elephant head, blesses us with wisdom and prosperity at every beginning. He can be seen in every part of the country, even in street corners, as he protects us from obstacles. In the vibrant spiritual landscape of Tamil Nadu, the Adhi Vinayagar Temple or Muktheeswarar temple in Koothanur holds a mystical and unique place. Also known as Naramuga Vinayagar, this shrine is dedicated to a rare and ancient form of Lord Ganesha with a human face—a form few have seen, but one that resonates deeply with history and divine symbolism.  A Glimpse into...

Lord Ganesha, the foremost deity in Hinduism, is revered as the remover of obstacles and the bringer of prosperity, wisdom, and well-being. Worshipping Lord Ganesha daily is believed to enhance inner strength, attract success, and align one’s actions with divine guidance.  Have you ever wondered why Lord Ganesha is worshipped first before any rituals? His captivating stories hold deep significance in Hindu mythology, illustrating His prominence and divine attributes. This blog unravels the tale of this revered deity. It provides simple yet powerful rituals you can incorporate into your daily prayers to honour Lord Ganesha and invite His blessings into...

Sankatahara Chaturthi In the pantheon of Hindu deities, Lord Ganesh or Vinayagar stands as the remover of obstacles and the god of wisdom and prosperity.  Maha Sankatahara Chaturthi is a significant auspicious day for worshipping Lord Ganesh.  This day occurs in the month of Avani, the month of Lord Ganesha's birth, it is known as Maha Sankatahara Chaturthi. It is also said that Lord Ganesha lifted the curse on the moon on Chaturthi day.  "Sankatam" refers to the various hardships we face in our lives, and "Hara" means removing them from the roots. It's fascinating that every month the Fourth...

Breaking a coconut before Lord Ganesh has become a powerful symbol of devotion, one deeply rooted in both story and spirituality. As devotees place the humble coconut on the altar, they aren’t merely performing a ritual; they’re connecting with an age-old tradition that embodies transformation, humility, and a plea for divine blessings.  The Story Behind Coconut-Breaking   According to Hindu mythology, the coconut holds a unique place, especially in rituals dedicated to Lord Ganesh. Many legends explain why breaking a coconut is seen as an auspicious offering.  One popular tale speaks of an ancient king who sought a way to sacrifice...