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Hallo,

 

I was looking at this picture

http://geocities.com/ganeshthegod/4.jpg

and wondering if it represents Ganesha playing or doing

some kind of holy activity with Krishna.

As I'm a big devotee of both and had never seen a picture of Them together,

I would like to ask you if you could tell me a few stories featuring Ganesha

and Krishna,

and possibly what this picture exactly represents.

 

Thanks for everything

Alisson

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This link might interest you:

 

http://www.freeindia.org/biographies/gods/ganesha/page17.htm

 

 

I wonder, though - is that blue cherub in your picture Krishna?

 

Well, this much we know: Ganesh stenographed Krishna's Song...and

Krishna himself worshipped Ganesh...Shoot out at the OK Corral this

ain't....they're in some way a team...

 

One often sees representations of Ganesh playing a flute looking

suspiciously like Krishna's (and in some sort of parallelism with

Mozart's Zauberflute)...so perhaps there's plane of consciousness,

inaccesible to us as we currently are being, where Krisna and

Ganesha are not-two.

 

Please stay well,

 

Scott

 

 

 

 

, "Alisson Gothz" <alisson_gothz@u...> wrote:

> Hallo,

>

> I was looking at this picture

> http://geocities.com/ganeshthegod/4.jpg

> and wondering if it represents Ganesha playing or doing

> some kind of holy activity with Krishna.

> As I'm a big devotee of both and had never seen a picture of Them

together,

> I would like to ask you if you could tell me a few stories

featuring Ganesha

> and Krishna,

> and possibly what this picture exactly represents.

>

> Thanks for everything

> Alisson

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