The Book of Ganesh. The Deity that Grants Wisdom, Creative Power, and Luck in Affairs
This book, dedicated to one of the most revered deities of Hinduism — Ganesh, presents the main legends about Ganesh, his names, descriptions of his appearance, manifestations, and attributes. The book is illustrated with drawings based on temple images and...
ancient miniatures. Ganesh has been worshipped for millennia as a deity that grants wisdom, luck, and prosperity. Today, Ganesh is the most beloved deity for millions of Hindus. In the memorable image of Ganesh, the unknowable majestic Truth manifests as the personification of joy, self-irony, and mercy. He embodies the power in the cosmic game that quickly responds to requests for blessings and help. He is turned to as a protector, a close friend, a wish-fulfiller, and a source of creative energy and knowledge. Musicians offer prayers to Ganesh, believing that he blesses them with inspiration. Writers and philosophers invoke him before starting their work, believing he endows them with the gift of words and insight. Practitioners begin their practice by chanting his name to attain peace of mind and purity of heart. This publication is intended for readers interested in the history of religion, philosophy, and culture.
This book, dedicated to one of the most revered deities of Hinduism — Ganesh, presents the main legends about Ganesh, his names, descriptions of his appearance, manifestations, and attributes. The book is illustrated with drawings based on temple images and ancient miniatures. Ganesh has been worshipped for millennia as a deity that grants wisdom, luck, and prosperity. Today, Ganesh is the most beloved deity for millions of Hindus. In the memorable image of Ganesh, the unknowable majestic Truth manifests as the personification of joy, self-irony, and mercy. He embodies the power in the cosmic game that quickly responds to requests for blessings and help. He is turned to as a protector, a close friend, a wish-fulfiller, and a source of creative energy and knowledge. Musicians offer prayers to Ganesh, believing that he blesses them with inspiration. Writers and philosophers invoke him before starting their work, believing he endows them with the gift of words and insight. Practitioners begin their practice by chanting his name to attain peace of mind and purity of heart. This publication is intended for readers interested in the history of religion, philosophy, and culture.
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