Loving Ganesha: Chapter 20 (section 3) - Ganesha Puzzles--Ganapati Prahelikah

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mso-bidi-font-weight:bold">Namaste all,

font-family:Arial;mso-bidi-font-weight:bold">The last posting of games and

puzzles from chapter 20. For those of who you wish to check if you

got the correct answers, and I’m sure you all did being so wise and knowledgeable,

please go to

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http://www.himalayanacademy.com/books/lg/lg_ch-20.html

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Neil

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font-weight:bold">The Puzzle of the Lord of Spiritual Mysteries

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Faith.

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Loving Ganesha, like His brother Murugan, holds this great

power. It flashes in the sky during storms, Spirit over mind, mind over matter.

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"A "not spiritual" being living in the Second World on the lower astral plane,

sometimes

called a "demon."

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The animal that each Hindu God is depicted as riding on, symbolic of a function

of the God.

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13.5pt"> "God." Can refer to the image or murti

installed in a temple or to the Mahadeva whom the murthi

represents.

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13.5pt"> A troop of devas

italic">, especially used in reference to Lord Siva's attendants

under Lord Ganesha's supervision.

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13.5pt"> The last portion of the Vedas. They teach philosophy through people

asking questions and wise rishis' giving answers.

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13.5pt"> Loving Ganesha broke this, His beautiful right tusk in a sacrificial

act, using it as a stylus to get the job done. By this act He demonstrates that

what we begin we must finish.

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13.5pt"> Inner plane being of light.

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13.5pt"> The ancient Hindu symbol of auspiCiousness

and good fortune. A Square cross with

broken arms.

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13.5pt"> The fiery, restless quality of nature.

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13.5pt"> A sweet nut from a palm tree hard as a rock, but soft and white

Inside.

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13.5pt"> What He shoots from his bow.

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Small circle of red powder (kunkuma) placed between and just above the

eyebrows. It symbolizes the opening of the third eye, seeing with superconscious soul vision.

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Loving Ganesha edits all these scriptures on this and other planets.

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Sacred art of "drawing" intricate decorative patterns at the entrance

to a home or temple or at ceremonial sites with the rice powder or colored powdered pulses.

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Hinduism's revealed scriptures.

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Loving Ganesha uses this rope-like device to draw close those He

loves and save strayed ones in

extraordinary ways.

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13.5pt"> Spiritual attainment or power, superconscious

abilities, fulfillment.

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13.5pt"> Triple-pointed lance representing Siva's three-in-one power: Love,

Wisdom and Action.

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13.5pt"> Loving Ganesha sits at Lord Siva's holy feet with japa mala made of these seeds.

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13.5pt"> The chakra located at the base of the spine

and governing memory, time and space where Loving Ganesha sits inside each

person.

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13.5pt"> Sanskrit word meaning "deed or act;" the principle of cause

and effect. Also, the totality of our actions and their

concomitant reactions in this and all previous lives.

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13.5pt"> Divine law; the law of being; the way of righteousness or "that

which holds one's true nature."

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13.5pt"> Loving Ganesha makes us grow healthy food by the desire for this

simple underground vegetable.

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13.5pt"> Loving Ganesha wants us to be like this flower that "comes from

the depths of the mud opening into the bud high above the water's edge.''

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13.5pt"> The nectar of immortality that

Loving Ganesha keeps in his pot.

font-weight:bold">The Lord Who Is Hidden in All Things

 

 

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