100+ ▶ Best Ganesh Chaturthi quotes✔

  Ganesh Chaturthi, also known as Ganeshotsav, Vinayaka Chavithi or Vinayaka Chaturthi is one of the major Hindu festivals celebrated in India. The ten-day festival marks the birthday of King Ganesha. Lord Ganesha, also known as the God of New Startnings, the Remover of Block, is a God of wisdom and prudence, and the son of King Shiva and Godrati Godvati.

  

"श्री वक्रतुण्ड महाकाय सूर्य कोटी समप्रभा.🕉

निर्विघ्नं कुरु मे देव सर्व-कार्येशु सर्वदा....🕉॥"

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▶"दिल से,जो भी मांगोगे मिलेगा..
ये गणेश जी का दरबार है,...
देवों के देव वक्रतुंडा महाकाया को
अपने हर भक्त से प्यार है.....🕉"

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▶" आपका और खुशियों का, ..जनम जनम का साथ हो...।
आपकी तरक्की की,.. हर किसी की ज़बान पर बात हो...।
जब भी कोई मुश्किल आये,...माय फ्रेंड गणेशा आप के साथ हो.....🕉। "

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▶" पग में फूल खिले,....हर ख़ुशी आपको मिले,..कभी न हो दुखों से सामना,...यही मेरी गणेश चतुर्थी की शुभकामना.....🕉। "

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▶" गणेश जी की ज्योति से नूर मिलता हैं,...सबके दिलों को सुरूर मिलता हैं,...जो भी जाता है गणेश जी के द्वार,...उसे कुछ ना कुछ ज़रूर मिलता हैं ...🕉"

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▶" आते बड़े धूम धाम से गणपति जी,....जाते बड़े धूम धाम से गणपति जी,...आखिर सबसे पहले आकर,..हमारे दिलो में बस जाते गणपति जी ....🕉"

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▶" सब शुभ कारज में पहले पूजा तेरी,...तुम बिना काम ना सरे, अरज सुन मेरी,..।रिध सिध को लेकर करो भवन में फेरी..करो ऐसी कृपा नित करूँ मैं पूजा तेरी....।गणेश चतुर्थी की शुभ कामनाएं!...🕉 "

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▶" गणेश जी का रूप निराला हैं,..चेहरा भी कितना भोला भला हैं,....जिसे भी आती हैं कोई मुसीबत,..उसे इन्ही ने तो संभाला हैं...🕉 "

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▶" आते बड़े धूम धाम से गणपति जी,..जाते बड़े धूम धाम से गणपति जी,...आखिर सबसे पहले आकर,,..हमारे दिलो में बस जाते गणपति जी...🕉 "

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▶" दिल से जो भी मांगोगे मिलेगा.... ये गणेश जी का दरबार है,.....देवों के देव वक्रतुंडा महाकाया को,..अपने हर भक्त से प्यार है....🕉। "

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Ganapati, another name for King Ganesha means king of kings. Every part of the image of this elephant goddess is a statue, a symbol of something deep.

None of us will ever know what Ganesha's image represents. Over time, knowledge of the true meaning behind his position, his representation has begun to diminish.

At the thrilling Ganesh Chaturthi ceremony, we bring you the significance of the statue of King Ganesha who was received with pure love and joy and placed in the whole house. As we celebrate this festival, it is important that we also take the wisdom of knowledge forward.

Here are 10 things you should know: -:

1. Why do we call Ganpati Bappa Morya?

It is because Morya Gosavi, who lived in the 14th century in Chinchwad, Maharashtra was one of King Ganesha's most devout devotees. It shows the spiritual bond between God and devoted ones.

2. How did King Ganesha get the elephant's head?

After Lord Shiva severed the head of Ganesha who had been guarding it while Godlov Parvati bathed and refused to allow Shiva to enter the house, Parvati wants Ganesha back to life. The head of the first creature (elephant) Brahma encountered was returned and placed on Ganesha's body.

3. What do 'Ganesha' and 'Ganpati' mean?

Ganesha and Ganpati are both Sanskrit words containing two words. Ghana means a party while burning and a party means a king, a ruler and a king.

4. What is the color of lord ganesha's body? 

According to Shiva Maha Purana, King Ganesha's body is green and red!

5. Different names of lord Ganesha?

 In the Tamil language, Ganpati is known as Pillai or Pillaiyar. In Burmese, like Maha Peinne. In Thai, like Pra Phikanet. And in Sri Lanka as Ghana Deviyo.

6. The Mahabharata is written by Lord Ganesha, as narrated by Sage Ved Vyasa.

7. King Ganesha had two wives, Riddh and Siddh and two sons, Shub and Lab, according to Shiva Maha Purana.

8. On one occasion, Parshuram came to visit King Shiva but Ganesha prevented him from entering as Shiva was meditating. In a rage, Parshuram beat Ganesha with his Pharasaa (ax) given to him by Shiva. Ganesha shot him with one of his rifles in connection with his father's weapon. Therefore, Lord Ganesha is known as Ekdanta.

9. There are 108 King Ganesha's names such as, Vignaharta, Vakratunda, Pitambara, Lambodara, Mangal Murti and many more. He knelt down to attract eight creatures - Vakratunda, Ekdanta, Mahodara, Gajavaktra, Lambodara, Vikata, Vighnaraja and Dhumravarna according to Mudgala, Purana.

10. While Mooshak, the mouse is Ganesha's vahan out of 5 of the 8, King Ganesha, in the other 3, appears with a lion like Vakratunda, with a peacock like Vikata, and Shesha, a divine snake like Vighnaraja.