Ganesha, The One Who Rides Rats comic This hand symbolizes his ability

This hand symbolizes his ability to guide and direct his followers on the right path

5) Anandamaya Kosha – This is the cosmic bless sheath and represents the eternal center of consciousness

which symbolizes her dominion over all creation and her role as a protector and warrior

symbolizing her courage

He is worshipped across all sects of Hindus and also by Buddhists and Jains

Ganesha, The One Who Rides Rats comic This hand symbolizes his abilityGanesha is Mangala Murti, the embodiment of auspiciousness. Why then does he have as his mount something so inauspicious as a rodent? Mooshika embodies the pest that plagues our lives, a problem so small that it eludes detection, and exasperates us. Imagine someone who gets rid of all those irritating rat like problems of your life. That someone, for Hindus, is Ganesha. Around Ganeshas giant belly is a serpent that friend of the farmer who eats the