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Old Handcarved Bone Lord Ganesh ji Hindu Goodluck God Statue

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By kenedwards420, 13 April, 2010
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Lord Ganesh ji is good luck god, Ganeshji bestow peace, prosperity, happiness to us, Ganesh ji is good luck God for all new assignments and beginning of any work or Hindu rituals and puja, to have Ganeshaji means to have lots good luck and prosperity with you.

Ganah in Sanskrit means 'multitude' and Isa means 'Lord'. Ganesha therefore literally means the 'Lord of all beings.' Ganesha is the first son of Lord Shiva. Shiva represents the supreme Reality. Ganesha symbolise's one who has realised the Reality. One who has discovered the godhood in him. Such a man is said to be the lord of all beings. Ganesha is known by other names as well. Ganapati, Gajanana, vinayaka, Vighneshwara. Gajanana means 'elephant-faced' Gaja-elephant. Ganesha has four arms. The four arms represent the four inner equipment's of the subtle body, namely mind, intellect, ego and conditioned-consciousness. In one hand he holds an axe and in another a rope. The axe symbolise's the destruction of all desires and attachments and their consequent agitation's and sorrows. The rope is meant to pull the seeker out of his worldly entanglements and bind him to the everlasting and enduring bliss of his own Self.
I found this small handcarved statue in the woods near a creek in Calistoga California when i was looking for Arrowheads. It has very fine detail and appears to be carved from Bone or some type of Antler i assume

Category
Other
Medium
Bone or type of Antler
Distinguishing marks
carved figure of Lord Ganesh ji
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
2" Tall 1 1/4" wide and 1/2" thick at bottom and narrows at top
Date Period
item appears to be very old
Weight
around 11 grams
History
Found along side a creek in Calistoga California
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
Found along a creek in Calistoga
For Sale?
No
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