ADCK-E-29-The Tales of Ganesha

THE TALES OF GANESHA

No traditional Hindu will ever embark on any auspicious undertaking without first invoking the elephant-headed Lord Ganesha. Ganesha is known as Vighneswara or the Remover of obstacles. The elephant's head indicates astorehouse of know- ledge. The trunk is capable of gross acts such as uprooting trees and subtle acts such as picking out a needle from a haystack. Therefore, it stands for the discriminative intellect, capable of sifting the subtle from the gross. He sits on one leg which indicates single-pointedness. To such a one's feet, come the best things in life-represented by the fruits and sweetmeats invariably shown in a traditional picture of Lord Ganesha.

• Adarsh Chitra Katha 
• Title                       : The Tales Of The Ganesha
• Serial No.              : 29
• Total Pages           : 36
• Script                    : English
• Publisher              : Argus Central Enterprises
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