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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
Lord Ganesha, affectionately called Ganapati, is commonly depicted in homes and offices throughout India as a chubby, smiling and a little mischievous God. His devotees ascribe to Ganesha the ability to bestow wisdom and wealth upon us humans, thus making him probably the most popular deity in the Hindu pantheon. To repay Ganesha's bounty, in India, especially in Maharashtra and nearby areas, the entire population celebrates the ten-day festival of Lord Ganesha's birthday.
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bestow wisdom and wealth upon us humans
Lord Ganesha, affectionately called Ganapati, is commonly depicted in homes and offices throughout India as a chubby, smiling and a little mischievous God. His devotees ascribe to Ganesha the ability to bestow wisdom and wealth upon us humans, thus making him probably the most popular deity in the Hindu pantheon. To repay Ganesha's bounty, in India, especially in Maharashtra and nearby areas, the entire population celebrates the ten-day festival of Lord Ganesha's birthday.
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Ganesha's worshippers think that Ganesha can give us wisdom and wealth.
- Ganesha's worshippers think that Ganesha can give us wisdom and wealth.
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Ganesha's worshippers think that Ganesha can give us wisdom and wealth.
Ganesha's worshippers think that Ganesha can give us wisdom and wealth.
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It means Lord Ganesha's followers think that He could give them health and money.
That's the simplest meaning I can think of.
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That's the simplest meaning I can think of.
I hope that will help.
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