elephant god

In Thailand and India, the elephant is an auspicious symbol and a representative of the image of India. Indians believe that elephants are the most memory, friendly and persevering animals, and they are very loyal. Therefore, those who wish to pray for success in their careers like to pay homage in advance and ask for the support of the "Elephant God". Because He is the God of Destiny. He is also the "God of Wealth" in Buddhist beliefs in Southeast Asian countries such as Tibet and Thailand.

Pikanet is called Ganesha in Hindu mythology and is called Phraphikeni or Genisean in Thailand . He has the " god of wisdom " , " the god of art " and " success ". God " title. In Hindu mythology, the elephant god represents health, wisdom, success and wealth. In Hinduism, the elephant god has a very high status, and the number of his followers in India is more than that of the four-faced god. 

Elephant God

Mainly pray for career success or acting fame, etc., representing wealth, wisdom, power, health, and success. Wearing the elephant god amulet, as long as you pray sincerely, you can eliminate all difficulties, make the wearer have great wisdom and bring incomparable good luck and blessings. The elephant god has two sitting postures. The sitting elephant god has the function of blessing and attracting wealth, and the standing shape has the effect of subduing demons, suppressing evil spirits and eliminating disasters.

【How to worship】

1. The place of worship should be at least above the waist and in a clean place.
2. At least change the water for worship every day. Usually, fresh milk, sugar cane, flowers, bananas, etc. can be used to worship the elephant god.
3. Elephant God likes to smell the fragrance of flowers, and likes to hang exquisite ornaments on his body, so when he wishes, he can use ornaments or flowers.
4. ⚠️ The taboo of worshiping the elephant god is that you can't hit mice.

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The elephant god is the son of the three major Hindu gods Shiva and his wife, Parvati, the goddess of Gali . There are different versions of Ganesha's life in different stories, but one of the most popular is that Parvati, the goddess of Gali, was tired of Shiva asking her to go for a walk. When she was taking a bath, so she pinched a son with soap scum and gave him life.

One day, before taking a bath, the goddess Gali ordered her son to be a guardian outside the house. On the same day, Shiva, the father of the elephant god, came back from fighting and found a man outside the house that he had never met. Shiva thought that something happened in the family, and in a fit of rage, he fought with the elephant god. Of course, the elephant god was not an opponent of Shiva and could not resist, and finally his head was cut off by Shiva. Goddess Gali heard the sound of fierce fighting outside the house, and at the same time heard a scream, and when she ran out to see what happened, she found that Shiva had killed the son she created.

It was only after Goddess Gali explained that Shiva realized that he had made a big mistake. Shiva felt very guilty, so he turned to Brahma (the four-faced god) for help. King Brahma told Shiva that he had to go all the way after going out, and when he met the first animal whose head was facing north, he cut off his head to replace the head of the elephant god. After Shiva went out, he kept walking, and finally found an elephant that was dying towards the north. After the elephant died, Shiva cut off his head and put it on his son's body, and the elephant was resurrected from then on. From then on, the elephant god became a bow man with a human head and a human body.