Uchchista Ganapati: Not Vishwakarma Lord Brahma

January 3, 2003

According to Hindu practices, Ganesha is worshipped before the beginning of any

new venture. Ganesha is regarded as the remover of obstacles, thus ensuring the

success of a new venture. Brahma had forgotten this and now his new venture_his

creation was not turning out as he had planned. Immediately after that Brahma

commenced praying to Ganesha and requested to be forgiven. Ganesha was quick to

forgive Brahma and explained to him the reason for the tradition. He said that

as one prayed to him, especially before a new venture, all the thoughtness were

oriented toward the job on hand, thus ensuring the success of the venture. In

this context, he requested Brahma to concentrate on two Shakthis-gnana and

kriya. Brahma did so, and the two impulses manifested themselves as two

ladies-Siddhi and Buddhi. Brahma requested that they be born as his daughters

and they complied with the request. After that his creation was all perfect.

Siddhi and Buddhi grew up to be beautiful young girls and Brahma wasanxious to

see them marry. It was sage Narada again, the eternal meddler who came with the

idea that they should marry one groom as they were twins. Brahma believed that

this would create a lot of confict. Narada assured him that no conflict. Narada

assured him that no conflict would arise and then went in search of Ganesha.

Narada was found of playing games and causing confusion. That is just what he

was aiming to do in this case. He informed Ganesha that both Siddhi and Buddhi

were insistent on marrying him. Imagine his surprise when Ganesha agreed

without any protest to marry both of them. He expected resistance but again

none was forthcoming. He was puzzled. Brahma, on hearing the happy news made

arrangements for the marriage and it was conducted in a grand and festive way.

It was then that Ganesha explained the lack of resistance to Narada. he said

that the two sisters were only a manifestation of his shakthis(his impulses).

The marriage served to reunite them with him. With this cleared, Narada too

joined in the celebration of the marriage.

Venkateshwara Srinagesh Mungamuru

"aokedia <anilkedia (AT) indiatimes (DOT) com>" <anilkedia (AT) indiatimes (DOT) com> wrote:

Dear MDRAM KRISHN HAREYou are in Ketu bhukti.Ganapati is lord of

Ketu.Now,Uchchista Ganapati is Ganapati sitting with his wives Ridhi and

Sidhdhi and making love with them.Since you have problem with marriage,this is

very good remedy for you.I hope you are properly guided by S.Rath to take

necessary precautions during japa.HE represents a sort of tantric and tamsic

form of Ganapati.If you do some mistake,it may give adverse results.Satwic

forms do not have this problem.So kindly keep your full concentration on above

mentionedGanapati with wives during japa and definately do Kshma-Prarthana

after you finish japa to compenset for any mistake during the japa.Ganapati

Atharwa-sheersh is most important in HIS worship but ask Sanjay before reading

it. You can find it on festivals section of epatra.com. Good Luck.AnilkumarOM

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January 3, 2003

Dear Venkateshwara Srinagesh

Really the story of Uchchista Ganapati is most enlightening and beautiful in

knowing how each manifestation and behaviour of the Gods came about.

I would like to know where one can get many more such stories in a book form

for reading and reference. Would the Puranas help ?

Rgds

Vijay

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vankateshwara srinagesh

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Saturday, January 04, 2003 3:33 AM

Re: [vedic astrology] Uchchista Ganapati: Not Vishwakarma Lord Brahma

Brahma was upset. Things had planned. His creation was not as wonderful as he

had expected. There were too many glitches in it and he was starting to get

worried. It was then that Sage Narada appeared before Brahma and reminded him

of something he had forgotten.