Ganesha – The Lord of Success
Ganesha is the son of Shiva and Parvati, He has an elephantine countenance and a huge pot-bellied body of a human being. He has four arms that hold various object as below:
The noose in first hand signifies that cutting worldly attachments and conquer emotions. Tri (Weapon) in second hand, which help him destroy of evils. The tusk in third hand signifies that removal of obstacles. Kotok in fourth hand signifies that abundance and success.
Ganesha is the Lord of Success. He is also worshipped as the god of education, Knowledge, Wisdom and Wealth.
Offering
Fruit : Banana, mango, coconut, grape, apple, papaya, sugar cane, watermelon
Sweet : Milk, Traditional Thai dessert such as Thong Yot, Thong Yip, Look Choop
Flower: Marigold, shoe flower, chrysanthemum
With 9 Joss sticks (Except meat dish)
Hand carved by master carvers in Burmese Jade, the Black Face Ganesha is a good luck symbol universally recognized in India and Indian community worldwide. This particular carving is said to be good for the owner whose professions deals with the darker forces. Suited to protect its owner from harm and danger and to overcome adversities. Crime fighting, detective work, gang related matters, casinos, massage palours, gambling dens and elements of the underworld are all overseen by Black Face Ganesh. The Protector. Believe it if you may.