here's the ganesh pic

[Guest guest]

I can see Mushika bright & clear! Just curious - may I enquire about the

symbology of that cutie with the longish/pointy ears? I know its a rabbit but

it kinda reminds me of the "Mane ki Neko" (Japanese fortune-beckoning cat).

Thanks for sharing and pls keep 'em coming!

Ganesh bless,

Sy

wondermagazine (AT) aol (DOT) com wrote:

Hello all! Before you view this pic file, please be aware that I mean no

disrespect to Ganesh. I have simply done a cartoon style drawing. I didn't want

anyone thinking it was meant to trivialize something spiritual. See if you can

find Ganesh's rat too.Thanks, Bill/Do You

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, SY Zenith <syzenith> wrote:

>

> Hi Bill,

> I can see Mushika bright & clear! Just curious - may I enquire

about the symbology of that cutie with the longish/pointy ears? I

know its a rabbit but it kinda reminds me of the "Mane ki Neko"

(Japanese fortune-beckoning cat). Thanks for sharing and pls

keep 'em coming!

> Ganesh bless,

> Sy

 

 

Wow! how fortunate! I had no conscious intention to present him that

way. Perhaps these things work themselves out on a more subconscious

level and then arise spontaneously. I think the comparison is an apt

one. Thanks for your reflections!

 

Bill

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wondermagazine (AT) aol (DOT) com wrote:

Hello all! Before you view this pic file, please be aware that I mean no

disrespect to Ganesh. I have simply done a cartoon style drawing. I didn't want

anyone thinking it was meant to trivialize something spiritual. See if you can

find Ganesh's rat too.Thanks, BillTo from this group, send an email

to:-http://www.geocities.com/aumganesh/ Your use

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for sharing your creativity Wonder...I liked it ! what does the

rabbit with that 3 point crown represent?

 

Love

Barbara

[Guest guest]

, "aqesa" <aqesa> wrote:

> Thanks for sharing your creativity Wonder...I liked it ! what does

the

> rabbit with that 3 point crown represent?

>

> Love

> Barbara

 

Well Barbara, thanks for asking. The rabbit can mean different things

for different people. For me it is a symbol of creative potency. See,

for native Americans it means among other things, humility. I think

it's important to be humble in life so you see things as they truly

are and you see God as god truly is. Also, this affects how you see

those around you. You begin to see God in all of them. In general a

rabbit is the symbol of fertility which I feel is very important, as

this is the power to create or co-create. Yeah! And the crown and

Eucharist above him are a symbol that God is in control. The

Eucharist is a Christian symbol of our God Yesu, and the crown is

symbolizing rulership. That's all. Thanks for your interest. The

paintings may have more meanings than these few things. I hope that

they are dynamic and not too didactic.

 

Love ya, Bill

[Guest guest]

Pleasure is mine. The right paw being raised (as in the M.K.N. cat)

beckons good fortune; if it were the left paw it beckons visitors or

customers, i.e. in Jap. symbology. Can't help but see it that way,

glad ya can relate.

 

Thanks for sharing ya gret show; tried ta sign ya Guest Book but it

kicked me out..... :-(( Some kinda "Frame-something" required,

whatever that it..

 

Many blessings,

 

Sy

 

 

, "giveawayboy" <wondermagazine@a...> wrote:

 

> Wow! how fortunate! I had no conscious intention to present him

that

> way. Perhaps these things work themselves out on a more

subconscious

> level and then arise spontaneously. I think the comparison is an

apt

> one. Thanks for your reflections!

>

> Bill