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Lord Ganesha is one of the most loved Gods among the Hindu Gods. He is unique among all Gods due to his elephant head. While Ganesha is known by several names, he is most commonly called Ganesh. He is invoked before starting any spiritual or tantric customs. Therefore the decision to keep Ganesha idols in one’s home is one of the best decisions. Ganpati statues are not merely an item of decor. They bring peace and prosperity and work like magic to the house people. Ganesha Marble Moorti from Agrawal Moorti Bhandar People are especially fond of beautiful statues of Lord Ganesha because it is said that every good or 'shubh' work is started, with the worship of God Ganesha. Thus, if you have the statue of this god in your home then you will always be ready for worshiping him. Hindu homes are always adorned with statues of Hindu gods. Statues of Hindu Gods are a must in every Hindu home . If you have statues of Ganesha at home then you will be happy to know about the importance o

The person who non stop worships and bows his/her head in front of the Statues of Shiva and Gauri Shankar Statues is called a Shiva bhakt . For all the Shiva bhakts (devotees), the month of Sawan is the most awaited one. This holy month of the year has very significance for the devoted prayers of Lord Shiva. This generally is observed during the months of July and August. Savan is especially relevant to Lord Shiva. The devotees believe, praying Shiva in this month pleases Him the most and brings upon them the blessings of God. In this Swan Month, many Shiva devotees worship Lord Shiva. In this Month, Hindu God Idols are worshiped well in every temple by devotees. During the time of Sawan, people wake up early in the morning, observe fast and go to temples regularly. Devotees observe the consecutive sixteen Mondays’ commonly known as ‘ Solah Somwar ’. This is done to impress Lord Shiva and pray for a suitable spouse. It is done in front of Gauri Shankar Moorti in the temple. This cu

Hanuman, the ardent devotee of Lord Ram, is one of the most powerful Hindu Gods. Every version of Ramayana is incomplete without the mention of Lord Hanuman. In this holy book of Rama’s life journey, vanara (monkey-like humanoid) Hanuman, son of Lord Vayu (the wind god) participated in Rama's war against the demon king Ravana. He is also presented as the incarnation of Lord Shiva in several texts. In fact, not only in Ramayana , Hanuman is a key character in the great Hindu epic, Mahabharta, and other puranas along with several Jain texts. While writing this blog, dedicatedly on Lord Hanuman, I can’t help but feel eternal calm and peace. Indeed, with so many adherents of Bhagwaan Hanuman, Hanuman-Bhakti can never fade away. Every time anyone chants the name of Bhagwan Ram, the name of Bhagwan Hanuman comes into the minds of the speaker and the listener. He is such a huge devotee of Lord Rama, that anywhere, anyone when chants Rama’s name, he is said to be listening to it. No wonder