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Erika do u know lord ganesha the elephant god as per hindu mythology
Jhalak, what is this @blue?
here is the link chck it
Erika do u know lord ganesha the elephant god as per hindu mythology
Jhalak, what is this @blue?
Jhalak, what is this @blue?
Thanks for the link, I saw that but understood nothing,😆
Thank u Shreya for confirming the word guha i was thinking its the green grass which is offered to ganesha,,,n yes its up n dwn with medicine it goes dwn but is back after a couple of hrsOriginally posted by: shreya_l
Hi Erika and Jhalak🤗@ Erika both are Hindi words😊@Jhalak it is Gudha (which is also written as Guha) 😊 How are you now? Fever down hua ke nahin?
Originally posted by: Jhalak29
@ Erika
Hindu mythology has 3 main gods1) brahma -- creator2) Vishnu-- manager3) Shiva-- he is the destroyern shiva destroys the eveil when it tks over the worldhis wife parvati one day was going to bath n he wasnt at home, she takes the dirt from her body and makes a baby boy n puts him at the door to gaurd, she tells him not to let anyone inlord shiva coms back the child stops him n he cuts his head at the rude behavior and when the mother comes she cries n tells the husband to make the child alive they cannt find the head and he sends his assistants everywhere but he fail n in the end he says any mother whi doesnt hv the child in her vision u can get the head of that child n they donot find any mother like that only a she elephant is found sleeping with the back to the babythey tk his head n place on boys body n mother agn cries taht no one will value my kid bcz he half elephantlord shiva blesses the kid to be praised n worshiped before any new or auspicious occasion so as far as i know to make him happy sometimes they offer him green grass which is 3 petal n rare so i think tant mentioned it like thta will wait for her thoughts@Jhalak never heard this version of the story...I have read all these...mostly Gajasura is the most common as I have heard it as Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated at home every year. Thanks for sharing!😊
@Jhalak never heard this version of the story...Ihave read all these...mostly Gajasura is the most common as I have heard it as Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated at home every year. Thanks for sharing!😊
Originally posted by: Jhalak29
Shreya my granny n our panditji told this always, infact he said that in this yug which is the last yug only two gods will hold imp its ganesha n devi maiya
@ did u get it, the idea abt vinayak mean
the red was for erika, forgot to put her name, hv amended now, his 108 names hv story but I beleive guha is the green crass which is specail which is offered himOriginally posted by: shreya_l
I forgot to mention the link in the previous post...here are the other stories@ Red I did not understand... let me check Tanthya's post. Lord Ganesha's names have a meaning and a story behind each name... Will have to check 😊
Originally posted by: Jhalak29
@ Erika
Hindu mythology has 3 main gods1) brahma -- creator2) Vishnu-- manager3) Shiva-- he is the destroyern shiva destroys the eveil when it tks over the worldhis wife parvati one day was going to bath n he wasnt at home, she takes the dirt from her body and makes a baby boy n puts him at the door to gaurd, she tells him not to let anyone inlord shiva coms back the child stops him n he cuts his head at the rude behavior and when the mother comes she cries n tells the husband to make the child alive they cannt find the head and he sends his assistants everywhere but he fail n in the end he says any mother whi doesnt hv the child in her vision u can get the head of that child n they donot find any mother like that only a she elephant is found sleeping with the back to the babythey tk his head n place on boys body n mother agn cries taht no one will value my kid bcz he half elephantlord shiva blesses the kid to be praised n worshiped before any new or auspicious occasion so as far as i know to make him happy sometimes they offer him green grass which is 3 petal n rare so i think tant mentioned it like thta will wait for her thoughts
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