3413 x 5120 px | 28,9 x 43,3 cm | 11,4 x 17,1 inches | 300dpi
Date de la prise de vue:
2007
Lieu:
India
Informations supplémentaires:
The silhouette was shot at lepakshi temple in the south indian state of andhra pradesh and he was actually praying at a ganesha statue. The ganesha adorns the road into the town of puttaparthi and was composited behind the silhouette . Lord Ganesha is the most widely worshiped Hindu God. He's worshipped at the start of any action or venture , for he's considered to be the Lord who removes obstacles (vignam) and hence is also called Vigneshwara.He has an elephant head, four arms. In his upper hands he holds the paasam (noose) and ankusam. The lower two hands are held in the abhaya and varada mudras. He is also seen holding his broken tusk in his right lower hand and a modhakam in his left lower hand. He has a huge belly and is fond of various sweets and fruits. He wears a snake as an ornament round his belly. He is depicted in seated, standing and dancing postures.He is considered a bachelor, but according to another school of thought, he has two Sakthis - Siddhi & Buddhi. Siddhi represents success and prosperity. Buddhi represents wisdom. His vahana is a tiny mouse (mooshikam or minjur).
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