If one looks at the moon purposely on this deity's holiday, he will be falsely accused, but if one inadvertently sees the moon, he can recite the tale of the Symantaka jewel to receive this deity's favor. That holiday is celebrated as this deity's Chaturthi festival, for which clay models are made to which sweets are offered to this deity. The break in one of his most prominent features is sometimes explained as happening when he cracked one of them off to use to write down Vyasa's dictation of the Mahabharata. Thus he is often shown with one tusk broken off. Considere
If one looks at the moon purposely on this deity's holiday, he will be falsely accused, but if one inadvertently sees the moon, he can recite the tale of the Symantaka jewel to receive this deity's favor. That holiday is celebrated as this deity's Chaturthi festival, for which clay models are made to which sweets are offered to this deity. The break in one of his most prominent features is sometimes explained as happening when he cracked one of them off to use to write down Vyasa's dictation of the Mahabharata. Thus he is often shown with one tusk broken off. Considered the "remover of obstacles," FTP name this elephantine Hindu god.
If one looks at the moon purposely on this deity's holiday, he will be falsely accused, but if one inadvertently sees the moon, he can recite the tale of the Symantaka jewel to receive this deity's favor.
{Ganesh} or {Ganesha}