Ganesh

Ganesh. This is a powerful amulet. He is big and unique looking, sometimes he dances and sometimes he just lays and lazes, either way he really looks BIG and in charge. Ganesh, also known as Ganapati, Vinayaka, Vighnaharta, Buddhipriya, Pillaiyar and Ekadanta, is one of the most popular and beloved deities in Hindu culture. He is the elephant-headed god, the most recognizable and beloved of the Hindu deities. He is the supreme deity of material wealth and the ruler of spirituality. He removes all obstacles for his followers (devotees) but creates all kinds of difficulties for offenders, be they human or gods. In addition, Ganesha is also the god of intelligence and wisdom, the destroyer of selfishness and pride. He is said to be the personification of all forms of the elemental universe. As he is the "lord of beginnings", every Hindu prayer and tantric worship begins with a devotion to Ganesha for his blessings and an easy path to glory. Ganesha is the lord of all beings, the lord of success, the lord of education, knowledge and wisdom. The patron of literature and art is often depicted dancing surrounded by musicians to please and entertain his parents. It is also associated with the first chakra, the Muladhara chakra, which symbolizes survival and health. The image of Ganesha is composite. Four animals contributed to the creation of his figure - a human, an elephant, a snake and a mouse. All of them separately and together have a deep symbolic meaning. The god of joy, happiness and success, Ganesha has been blessing his followers (devotees) with prosperity and success since time immemorial. Ganesha is also known as the "Guardian of Thresholds" and his symbolic presence adorns and guards the entrances of many homes and temples around the world. But it is not just a gatekeeper in the physical world, it guards the doors of our perception, influencing our senses and how we experience the subtle elements. We can ask Ganesha to dispel our negative thoughts and prevent self-doubt. Ganesha is our guide when we want to improve our senses. As the "master of the mind," Ganesha is the lord of intelligence and separation (Sanskrit: viveka). He is often depicted as a king or raja who rules over our senses and mental state. Ganesha is the force that guides and supports your inner wisdom. To be worn on the body, with you (handbag), to be used indoors.