Symbolism Of Different Poses Of Brass Lord Ganesha

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Symbolism Of Different Poses Of Lord Ganesha
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Symbolism Of Different Poses Of Lord Ganesha

• The ancient Indian culture was rich in
  mythology and spirituality. Many stories were
  passed down through generations, and these tales
  became part of our cultural heritage. These myths
  and legends are known as Hinduism.
• We are statue manufacture and We also have a
  huge collection of brass statues that are
  available in a wide array of styles and sizes.
• Hinduism is a religion that believes in the
  existence of multiple gods, goddesses, spirits,
  and demons. There are many deities worshipped
  across India, and they are believed to influence
  human behavior. Some of them include Shiva,
  Vishnu, Brahma, and Ganesha.

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According to the brass murti manufacturers

• They also provide relief from stress and anxiety.
  In addition, they can help relieve back pain and
  even reduce blood pressure.
• There are various sitting postures such as
  Padmasana (Lotus), Siddhasana (Swastika), etc.
  Each of these postures has its benefits. Some of
  them include
• Lotus Pose - This posture helps in relieving
  stress and anxiety. It also improves digestion
  and sleeps quality.
• Standing Posture Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated
  across India every year. The festival celebrates
  the birth anniversary of Lord Ganesha, who is
  also called Vinayaka or Vighneshwara. This Hindu
  festival falls on the full moon day of the month
  of Bhadrapada (August/September).

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It is believed that Lord Ganesha was born from
his father's head, Shiva. He is considered to be
the remover of obstacles and the destroyer of
evil. He is also associated with knowledge,
wisdom, prosperity, good health, long life,
success, and good fortune. As per the brass
statue manufacturers, Lord Ganesha is worshipped
by Hindus as well as Jains and Buddhists. In
Maharashtra, he is worshiped in the form of an
idol at the time of the festival. During the
festival, idols of Lord Ganesha are taken out in
procession through streets and villages. People
visit temples to offer prayers and pay their
respects to the deity.
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Dancing Posture Ganesha is the Hindu god of
wisdom, prosperity, and good fortune. He is also
known as Vinayaka or Ganapati. His image is often
depicted with four arms, two holding a conch
shell and a discus, and two holding a mace and a
book. The image of Ganesha is usually associated
with the remover of obstacles, wealth, knowledge,
and success. Ganesha is the son of Shiva and
Parvati, the God of destruction and creation. He
was born from Shivas head after Parvati had
swallowed poison. Ganesha has three heads, each
representing one of the Vedas (the sacred texts
of Hinduism). He is believed to remove obstacles
and bring happiness to those who pray to
him. Ganesha dances to celebrate the victory of
good over evil. This is a very positive depiction
of the Lord.
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