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Ganesha
Ganesha
Ganesha
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Ganesha

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Ganesha is a cute little god in the Hindu puranas. This book contains some stories connected to Ganesha. The book is meant essentially for children. Elders may also purchase this book and tell these stories to children. The book contains colorful illustrations on Ganesha's form which will be liked by children.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateOct 11, 2020
ISBN9781393256052

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    Ganesha - Venkataraman M

    GANESHA

    by

    M.VENKATARAMAN

    Year of Publication of e-book-2015

    Copyright - M. Venkataraman

    Written and Published by:

    M.Venkataraman,

    G-10, Ground Floor,

    Innovative Timberleaf,

    Somasundarapalaya,

    H.S.R. Layout, Sector II,

    Bengaluru-560102.

    e-mail: venkalp74@gmail.com

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    Contents

    PREFACE

    1. THE CUTE LITTLE GOD

    2. WHY GANESHA IS HAVING THE HEAD OF AN ELEPHANT?

    3. WHY GANESHA HAS A POT-BELLY?

    4. WHAT IS ‘PILLAIYAR KUTTOO’?

    5. WHAT IS ‘THOPPUKKARANAM’?

    6. THE STORY OF THE MANGO FRUIT

    7. GANESHA WROTE THE MAHABHARAT

    8. GANESHA AND THE CAT

    9. RAVANA AND THE AATHMA LINGAM

    10. THE WAXING AND THE WANING OF THE MOON

    11. THE TWO SHAKTIS OF LORD GANESHA

    12. GANESHA AND AVVAIYAR

    13. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF GANESHA

    14. MEANING OF CERTAIN NAMES OF GANESHA

    PREFACE

    THERE ARE MANY RELIGIONS in the world. A common characteristic of most of the religions is that they generally recognize the existence of a superhuman controlling power. This superhuman controlling power is commonly referred to as ‘God’.

    Hinduism is one such religion. A novel trait of Hinduism is that it is not known as to who founded this religion. It has been founded long, long ago by many unknown sages. It is said the ancient sages who discovered certain Truths, did not claim that they found them. They felt that the Truths which they learnt must have come from God, the source from which everything in creation had come. They, therefore, preferred to remain anonymous. They considered these Truths so sacred that for a long time they did not put them in writing. These were learned by subsequent generation of sages only by hearing and not by reading. Later on, Sage Vyasa compiled these Truths and classified them into four major categories called Vedas-the Rig Veda, The Yajur Veda, the Sama Veda and the Atharvana Veda.

    According to Hinduism the Divine Truths propounded by the Vedas are eternal (Sanatana). Hence, Hinduism is actually called as Sanatana Dharma or Vedic Religion.

    Hinduism, like many other religions, believes that there is only one God. This God is the Supreme and is equally present everywhere. The most important message of the Vedas is that everything and every being is Divine.

    According to the teachings of the Vedas, there is one and

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