Give yourself a divine drive with blessings of god around you with god idol which will not only keep you blessed on the road but also reduces stress of driving. Lord ganeshaganpati is one of the most prominent deities in hinduism. Ganesha has the unique distinction that his name is always invoked before any other god"s name in any prayer service. Legend has it that lord ganesha received this distinction as a blessing from his parents, lord shiva and goddess parvati. Lord ganesha is designated as the chief (eesha) of all of lord shiva"s ganas (servers) - hence his name, ganesha. We begin with an invocation to lord ganesha - he of the single tusk, whose vehicle is the mouse and he who penned the mahabharata with his own hands. Ganesh writing mahabharat is that of the broken tusk of ganesha. After some days of writing of mahabharat the stylus used by ganesh broke and as he could not stop writing he broke off one of his tusks and started writing with it. This symbolically explains that any amount of sacrifice is not too much to gain knowledge.

Give yourself a divine drive with blessings of god around you with god idol which will not only keep you blessed on the road but also reduces stress of driving. Lord ganeshaganpati is one of the most prominent deities in hinduism. Ganesha has the unique distinction that his name is always invoked before any other god"s name in any prayer service. Legend has it that lord ganesha received this distinction as a blessing from his parents, lord shiva and goddess parvati. Lord ganesha is designated as the chief (eesha) of all of lord shiva"s ganas (servers) - hence his name, ganesha. We begin with an invocation to lord ganesha - he of the single tusk, whose vehicle is the mouse and he who penned the mahabharata with his own hands. Ganesh writing mahabharat is that of the broken tusk of ganesha. After some days of writing of mahabharat the stylus used by ganesh broke and as he could not stop writing he broke off one of his tusks and started writing with it. This symbolically explains that any amount of sacrifice is not too much to gain knowledge.