Lord Ganesha is one of the most widely worshiped deities in the Hindu patheon

Lord Ganesha is one of the most widely worshiped deities in the Hindu patheon. Ganesha is widely revered as the Remover of Obstacles and more generally as Lord of Beginnings and Lord of Obstacles (Vighnesha (विघ्नेश,विघ्नेश्वर)), patron of arts and sciences, and the deva of intellect and wisdom.
Ganesha has been represented with the head of an elephant since the early stages of his appearance in Indian art. There are several stories of how Lord Ganesha acquired the elephant head. However, the most popular story goes like this:

Parvati, the wife of Lord Shiva was alone at home and wanted to have a bath. To guard the entrance, Parvati created a human child - Ganesha - out of the dirt from her body, and asked him to guard the entrance while she took a bath. While Parvati was bathing, Lord Shiva came to the scene and wanted to enter the house. However Ganesha blocked him from entering saying that it was his mother's orders not to allow anyone inside. Enraged, Lord Shiva cut off Ganesha's head and entered the house. Parvati, upon learning this, was overcome with grief. Upon learning that Ganesha was his own son, Lord Shiva felt sad too. Parvati then asked Lord Shiva to go down the Himalayas (their abode), cut off the head of the first animal he sees and splice it onto the headless body of Ganesha. The first animal Lord Shiva found was an elephant and that is how Lord Ganesha came to have the elephant's head and thus, infinite wisdom.

Another story goes like this: When Ganesha was born, his mother, Parvati, showed off her new baby to the other gods. Unfortunately, the god Shani (Saturn), who is said to have the evil eye, looked at him, causing the baby's head to be burned to ashes. Shri Vishnu came to the rescue and replaced the missing head with that of an elephant. ! 🌈🐚🕉🐘🍃🌷🕉🌸🌈🐘🍂🌻💟🐘🌺🍃🌈🐚🕉🍂💟🍃🌻🐘🍂🌈🌷

Jai Ganesha ~ Jai Shiva Shankar! 🌈🐚🕉🐘🍃🌷🕉🌸🌈🐘🍂🌻💟🐘🌺🍃🌈🐚🕉🍂💟🍃🌻🐘🍂🌈🌷

Unnecessary Fears cause you to be stressed, not external factors.

We all have busy life, have things to do and places to go. But life gets crazy and we don't have time to alleviate stress. We don't have time for meditation and weekend vacations. A few mindset shifts and a couple actions that take only a few minutes can solve the most severe stress related problems. Yes, Slow down. Breathe. Review your commitments and goals. Be in the moment and let go all that you can't control.

Unnecessary Fears cause you to be stressed, not external factors. Those external factors are just a part of life, but they become stressful when you have fear in your mind about several things. Your fears are based on some notions in your head about how things are supposed to be. These fantasies are a way to feel in control of a world that you don’t actually control, but they’re hurting you by causing fear and stress. Let go of control. Feel good with chaos and uncertainty, and trust that things will work out. Trust Shiva! Trust Shakti! Trust Narayana!

Accept everything as it is and smile. Try accepting people for who they are and recognise that, like you, they’re imperfect and seeking happiness and struggling with finding it. Change your thoughts, Behind every stressful feeling is an untrue thought. Clear your mind of all such thoughts and you change your world. Go ahead and do this right now to experience a whole new different world! Love, light & Peace 🏔🍃🌷🍂🕉🌸🍃🌺🌷🌈🌻🌈🍃💟🍂🏔🍃🌷🕉🍂🌸🌻🕉🍃💟🍂🌈🌸🌻🍃🏔

Hari Om Tat Sat ~ Om Namah Shivaya ~ Blessed Wednesday Beautiful Souls 🏔🍃🌷🍂🕉🌸🍃🌺🌷🌈🌻🌈🍃💟🍂🏔🍃🌷🕉🍂🌸🌻🕉🍃💟🍂🌈🌸🌻🍃🏔

Yogeshwara Shiva is Mahadev, in simple terms supreme Lord.

Yogeshwara Shiva is Mahadev, in simple terms supreme Lord. The one who doesn't have any start and end. Everything emerges from him and in the end, gets dissolve in him. Therefore, Shiva is unique; there is no one like Shiva, the immortal one, Unconquerable, the greatest Aghor, infinite, omniscient, greatest transformer, Adi Purusha.

Maheshwara is Nirakar and Nirguna Param Brahma, in the highest level worshipped in the form of Lingam all around the world. In his physical existence, Shiva is in a household with Goddess Parvati. Every quality of Shiva makes him distinct from others.

Shiva is called by several thousands of names. Some of them are associated with deep meaning and a deep spiritual symbolism. The term Parameshwara means the supreme lord. Sarveshwara is the title that describes Shiva as the God of everything.

The term Jagadeeshwara identifies Shiva as the Lord of the universe. Maheshwara is the word that describes Shiva as the greatest god. The title Yogeshwara sees Shiva as the Lord of Yoga.

Shiva is shown seated in the lotus posture (padmasan) in a meditative pose absorbed in contemplation or supreme bliss. His body is smeared with holy ash denoting the transitory nature of the created universe. He wears a crescent moon that represents wisdom and mystic knowledge.

The three eyes tell he is the Lord of the past, present and future and the leader of sun, moon and fire. The snake colied around his neck indicates the divine energy or the Shiva principle embedded in every human being. The Ganges flowing from his matted hair stands for perpetual purity.! ✨🌸🍃🏔🍂💟🔱🌈⌛️🌷👁🐍🔱🕉💀🌙💟🌀🔆🐚🌿🎨🌻🌈✨

Hara Hara Mahadev ~ Jai Devo Ke Dev Mahadev ✨🌸🍃🏔🍂💟🔱🌈⌛️🌷👁🐍🔱🕉💀🌙💟🌀🔆🐚🌿🎨🌻🌈✨

While Brahma is known as the Creator and Shiva as the Destroyer; Shri Vishnu is the Preserver of our Universe.

While Brahma is known as the Creator and Shiva as the Destroyer; Shri Vishnu is the Preserver of our Universe.

Throughout the ages Lord Vishnu has manifested in different Avatars either on earth or in heaven. His purpose has always been the restoration of Dharma or ‘the path of Righteousness’ and the destruction of evil. There are many legends associated with him that cement his status as the Swayam Bhagwan.

One special avatar of Lord Vishnu is his Vishvarupa form, which he had taken during his Krishna and Vamana avatars. Here are some incredible facts about this universal manifestation of Lord Vishnu –

The Supreme Form Of The Lord Vishnu --

1. Vishvarupa is the ultimate manifestation or divine form of Lord Vishnu which was revealed by Lord Krishna to Arjuna during the battle of Kurukshetra.

2. It is said that the Vishvarupa form of the Lord is the embodiment of the entire universe or Brahmand. All beings and the four castes of Hindus are also said to originate from the Vishvarupa formof Vishnu.

3. Vishvarupa is endless in stature. It shows Shri Vishnu as having innumerable forms eyes faces mouths and ears. All creatures of the universe are part of him. He is the infinite universe, without a beginning or and end. Each of these has its own cosmic function or represents an aspect of the cosmos. The gods depicted include Shiva, Brahma, Ganesha, Hanuman, Indra, Agni, Surya , Chandra, Maruta (Wind God), Kubera (God of wealth), Varuna (God of water) and Yama (Time) and Brahma's three sons. Various sages, asuras , demons, gods and goddesses, while Shri Vishnu retains the central position. Amongst few, Shiva, Brahma and Vishnu together form the Trinity, Ganesh and Hanuman represent faith and divinity.

4. Lord Vishnu or Krishna had manifested in the Vishvarupa form on earth, only twice or thrice in history. The first time was when Yashoda, Krishna’s foster mother wanted to see his true form. Krishna took this form again in the court of Duryodhana in front of all his subjects.

5. The third time was when Arjuna asked to see Krishna’s absolute form on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. This form of the Lord isn’t visible to everyone and those who can see it are initially frightened by its sheer magnitude.

6. All the 14 Lokas of the universe are said to be contained within the body of Viswarupa and so are beings like Rudras, Adityas, Dikapalas, Yakshas, Gandharvas and Ashvins. He is the truth of the universe, the ultimate truth that all souls must unite with at the end.

7. The eyes of Vishvarupa are the Sun and the Moon, his head is heaven and his feet is the world. He is the absolute truth that all beings including the other Gods must acknowledge!! 🌈🍃🕉👁📿🌷🔔🔆🐚🐍🍂🌸🕉🌀🌈🌻🔱

Om Namo Narayana ~ Jai Shri Narayana Ke Vishwaroop!! 🌈🍃🕉👁📿🌷🔔🔆🐚🐍🍂🌸🕉🌀🌈🌻🔱