Tuesday, July 17, 2007

God of Wisdom.

This little Ganesha did learn a trick or two from his father
Nataraja. :-)
'Gana' means -'of the multitudes'. As the name denotes Ganapathy is the most popular of the Hindu deities -invoked before starting any important social ceremony or official function.His help is saught for the unhindered progress in life and everything we do.
May Ganesha be with us always. :-).
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