Spirituality and Vedic Astrology

Parvathi devi created a child and made him as a guard while she took bath. While Lord Shiva came, the guard (child) as a guarder didn’t allowed Lord Shiva to enter, as Parvathi devi was bathing. Angered Lord Shiva burned the boys head with his third eye, on returning from bath Paravathi devi saw angry Lord Shiva and the headless child. She felt mistake and got in deep sorrow, then Lord Shiva joined a elephant head to that body and named him as Lord Ganesha. Lord Ganesha formed by both Lord Shiva and Lord Parvathi, above neck he has elephant head; brahamam; below neck is the human body; maya. Head is soo important in one’s body, head shows intelligence; reasoning and body shows action.Shiva is the intelligence and maya is accepting and acting. ‘Isa’ is always with maya. Shiva is always with Shakthi. Atlas is used to describe the whole world, similarly by using Lord Ganesha Lord Shiva and Lord Parvathi describing the whole thing which cannot be seen (enjoyed) by a normal person. So...

The meaning of Lord Ganapathi is the "Lord of the Ganas". In vedic puranas and bhuddist culture Maha Ganapathi is called as Vinyaka.In south India he called as Pillaiyar. the maha ganapathi homam, worshiping lord ganaesha gives us health, wealth and all prosperity in our life. Maha Ganapathi Homam removes all obstacles in our life and gives us victory. Maha Ganapathi homam mainly did while ghravhapravesham (entering into new house). It is also good to perform while entering into rented house also. Maha Ganapathi homam can be done for reunite in family, to get cured of various diseases, as already explained to remove obstacles while performing any objectives, for education and marriage, done at the start of any homas and for entering new home. The mola mantra for Maha Ganapathi is: om shrim hrim klim glaum gam ganapataye varavarada sarvajanam me vasamanaya svaha| The vedantha manthra for Maha Ganapathi is: om gananam tva ganapatim havamahe kavim kavin...