Lord Ganesha Famous in Singapore: 9 Sep 2013

Dedicate this Page to Lord Ganesha: So his symbols are powerful and his heart is very sweet, and the beauty of Ganesha is that he is also very comical. He is very comical, he is very funny, very joyous, very much laughing, he dances, he is silly and he is also like a great king: he is royal. Pray and not to Attached to Him is the teaching.

I came across from my Buddhist Master instead. And than many master I know tell me about lord ganesha. And I always wonder why so many business man have a mini statue :> And today a client sms me telling the power of Ganesha from another fengshui Master teaching. U call this coincidental ba:>

elephant cloud appears today when I am collecting Lord Ganesha research

So this year I have the ruyi elephant . Now u know the energy behind. When I was having research a sudden cloud appear like elephant to me. And When I was typing this my heart fill with JOY.

In Hinduism: Lord Ganesha is considered as the remover of obstacles and the lord of beginnings. Ganesha is also known as the Elephant God. Lord Ganesha is the primary god, one who is worshipped at the beginning of any propitious event. Ganesha is the lord of intellect and knowledge.

In Singapore we dont have to travel far overseas to pray. In Singapore a famous temple;

Lord Ganesha half human body and elephant head also represent the love of world and balance of animal and human lifes. Want us to respect the world and harmony with each other.

Ganesha (also known as Ganesh or Ganapati), is the elephant-headed, pot-bellied, Hindu God. He is the most beloved God in all of Hinduism. Even though there are many different sects of Hinduism in India and throughout the world, Ganesha is the one Deity that all Hindus love and worship. He is the "common thread" amongst all Hindus, or those practicing Hinduism (which is actually called "Sanatana Dharma").
But, admiration of Lord Ganesha is not limited to India, for his influence is worldwide. Devotees and statues (or "murti") of Ganesh can be found around the globe, by both those who are practicing Hindus and those who are not.
Ganesha is known as the Remover of Obstacles and the God of Success and Prosperity. He is also known as the destroyer of evils and the god of education, knowledge, wisdom, wealth and domestic harmony.

There are many different ways that Ganesh is portrayed in the form of statues and pictures, but in many cases you will find the following traits and symbolism:

• His broken tusk, symbolizes sacrifice. It is said that he broke this tusk to use as a pen for writing the important Indian epic, the Mahabharata.

• His large ears indicate that he is always willing and able to hear our prayers and requests.
  
• In His upper-right-hand, he carries an axe to cut away difficulties and obstacles.
  
• In his upper-left-hand, he holds a "goad" or noose, to capture his devotees and help them move forward in life.
  
• In his lower-left-hand, he often carries a sweet called a "ladoo," which indicates the sweetness of the spiritual path.
  
• His lower-right-hand is almost always extended in a gesture (mudra) of blessing.
  
• By his feet, sits Ganesha's "vehicle," which is a tiny mouse. Ganesh has chosen the mouse as his vehicle because he is quick-moving and small enough to travel even into the smallest of places.
   

I am a mouse ehehehe