What Is The Best Ganesh Idol For Your Home?

 


Lord Ganesha is the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. In Indian culture before doing any big or small holy ceremony or functions, like weddings, pooja, Jagran, etc, Lord Ganesha is the first worshiped God. According to Hindu Vedas and Purana, Lord Ganesha brings good fortune and removes obstacles from devote’s life. God Ganesha symbolizes joy and happiness. Ganesha is sometimes referred to as the "home protector," and sculptures and idols of him are frequently placed close to the entrance to ward off evil spirits. However, positioning the Ganesha statue correctly is crucial, according to Vastu Shastra.

Things one should keep in mind while bringing Lord Ganesha's idol home:

Placing God Ganesha’s statue inside the house brings luck and infuses it with pleasant vibes. Success, notoriety, and general prosperity also come with it. Are you considering displaying a Ganesha idol in your home? Well! When decorating your home, make sure you are aware of the important things to do and not to do. 

Material: 

Did you know that the materials used to create Ganesha idols are essential for bringing good vibes? The Ganesha idols are made from various materials in order to draw out various energies and then transform them into various results. 


The majority of the materials utilized in the Lord Ganesha statue are listed below.


Brass (bring prosperity and joy) 

Silver (bring fame)

Wood (Improves health and success). Ganesha Wood Statue is the ideal statue if you want to place a wooden statue in your home.

Clay (remove obstacles from life)

Copper (helps to get a healthy child). you can buy Sri Mahaganapati Copper Ganesha Idol to place in your home.

The Direction of Lord Ganesha's Trunk :

You should always make sure the boisterous Ganesha idol you get for your home is of high quality. Pay close attention to every minute detail. For instance, the Ganesha truck should face left rather than right. The Ganesha idols at the temple, however, have their trunks facing to the right since it requires significant prayers and brings two powerful energies.


Therefore, never buy a Ganesha statue with the trunk facing to the right for home decor. Beautiful Bronze Idol of Ganesha as Ekakshara, in this statue you can see the left-facing trunk of Lord Ganesha. This is the ideal statue of Lord Ganesha and can be kept at home.

Separate Room:

The Ganesha statue should never be placed next to other idols. Try to provide the Ganesha statue with its own cabinet. Alternatively, be sure to provide adequate room for the idol among your other collections. 


It is much preferable to maintain all idols spaced apart by at least an inch. It enhances the appearance but does not weaken the idols' abilities.

Posture:

The location of the god should be considered when transporting a Ganesh idol home. Ganesha images and idols are regarded as the best in lalitasana. It also goes by the name "sitting Ganesha" since it represents calm and tranquility. In addition, images of Ganesh or Ganpati Bappa lying down are said to be particularly lucky since they symbolize wealth, luxury, and comfort. 

Vastu for Ganesha images and idols at home:

The best places to keep Lord Ganesh statues and images at home, according to Vastu experts, are in the west, north, and northeast. Keep in mind that Lord Shiva, Ganesha's father, is believed to reside in the north, hence all representations of Ganpati should be taken in that direction. The Ganesha statue can also be positioned on the inside of the front door. Make sure that any images of Lord Ganesha facing the entrance are displayed. Ganesha's idol should be placed in the north, not the south.


Details for a Lord Ganesha idol that you shouldn't overlook

  • Place a white Ganesha idol facing the appropriate way if you want harmony and fortune in your home.

  • Never position it towards the south.

  • Observe the carvings carefully, his idol should feature the Mouse and his favorite sweet, Modak.

Welcome your visitors:

Because of his power and ability to bring prosperity into the lives of his believers, Large Ganesha idols are frequently used to embellish the entryway of homes. 


You must know that the Ganesha statue's back does not face any space when you place it at the entryway. Such a course of action will reduce the statute's potency


Summary:

Ganesha is Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati's offspring. According to the Hindu Vedas and Puranas, he bestows luck and removes obstacles from existence. The materials used to make idols are essential for bringing good energy into your home, along with their quality.


Ganesha statues are frequently used as home entrance decorations. Avoid placing any other idols close to the Ganesha statue. For maintaining Lord Ganesh statues and images at home, the west, north, and northeast are the best directions.


The statues of Ganesha at the temple always tip their trunks to the right because doing so necessitates fervent prayers and draws two powerful energies. Its back does not face any open space when the Ganesha statue is placed close to the entryway.

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