Ganesha has an elephant’s head on the human body. The transplant is believed to have been performed by Lord Shiva. The scientific significance of Ganesha’s form may be interpreted as follows ...

Lord Ganesha is most appreciative of his devotees’ humility when they seek his blessings. Lord Shiva, albeit his status as Mahadev and Lord Ganesha’s father, had to seek his son’s blessings ...

According to the story, Lord Shiva once beheaded Ganesha. To fix his mistake ... became popular thanks to Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak. He promoted its widespread celebration during India's ...

Maa Durga is offered Hibiscus flowers, Lord Shiva is offered Bel patra, Lord Krishna is offered Makhan-Mishri, Lord Ganesha is offered Modaks, Lord Hanuman is offered Boondi, and so on.

Lord Ganesha, known for removing obstacles, should not be placed at a home’s main entrance according to Vastu Shastra, due to his mythological role as a gatekeeper. Ideal placement is in a north ...