Lord Ganesha Prayer Pendant

Specifications:

Material: AlloyPendant Size: 45mm（1.78"）* 20mm（0.7"）

Color: SilverPacking included: 1* Pendant (without chain)

Note:

1.Please be aware that due to your computer monitor display the color may have some difference between the picture and the real item.

2.There is 2-3% difference according to manual measurement. 

Lord Ganesha, also known as Ganapati or Vinayaka, is one of the most widely revered deities in Hinduism. Here is a brief explanation of who he is and what he represents:

Who is Lord Ganesha?

1. Appearance: Ganesha is easily recognizable by his elephant head and large belly, which symbolize wisdom and abundance. He typically has four arms, holding various objects that represent different spiritual and material concepts.
2. Origins: According to Hindu mythology, Ganesha is the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. His birth and how he got his elephant head are subjects of various stories and legends, the most popular being that Shiva replaced Ganesha's head with that of an elephant after accidentally decapitating him.

What Does Lord Ganesha Represent?

1. Remover of Obstacles (Vighnaharta): Ganesha is best known as the remover of obstacles, both physical and spiritual. Devotees often pray to him at the beginning of new ventures to ensure success and smooth progress.
2. God of Wisdom and Learning: Ganesha is associated with intellect and wisdom. Students and scholars worship him to gain knowledge and clarity of mind.
3. Symbol of New Beginnings: Ganesha is invoked at the start of any significant undertaking, such as weddings, business ventures, and new projects, to bring good fortune and auspiciousness.
4. Patron of Arts and Sciences: Ganesha is also seen as a patron of the arts and sciences. He is believed to inspire creativity and innovation.
5. Embodiment of Unity and Harmony: Ganesha's unique appearance, combining human and animal features, symbolizes the unity of different elements and the interconnectedness of all beings.
6. Representation of Dualities: His form and attributes often embody various dualities, such as strength and gentleness, wisdom and simplicity, reflecting the complex nature of existence.

Symbolic Attributes

1. Elephant Head: Signifies wisdom, memory, and intellect.
2. Large Ears: Symbolize the importance of listening and learning.
3. Broken Tusk: Represents sacrifice and the ability to overcome challenges.
4. Trunk: Denotes efficiency and adaptability.
5. Mouse (Vehicle): Represents humility and the idea that even the smallest creature can accomplish great tasks.

Lord Ganesha's worship transcends sects and is common across India and Hindu communities worldwide, reflecting his universal appeal as a deity of wisdom, prosperity, and new beginnings.