1. The mouse or rat represents ignorance. Ganesha riding atop the rat represents control over ignorance, or transcendence of ignorance.
2. Ganesha is the Remover of Obstacles, and this is not only represented by his association with the powerful elephant, but also with the cunning mouse who can fit through small holes.
3. Ganesha diverts power of unwanted activities into our task at hand. Thus, he enables us to execute mighty tasks with a very small force.
The small mouse carrying mighty Ganesha symbolizes the fact that he enables us to execute a mighty task with a small force.
Lord Ganesha rides on a mouse /rat which represents ego.
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yes Lord Ganesha used a rat/mouse as his conveyance mode.
Mouse / Rat is Ganesha's transport. Few reasons for it are: 1. The mouse or rat represents ignorance. Ganesha riding atop the rat represents control over ignorance, or transcendence of ignorance. 2. Ganesha is the Remover of Obstacles, and this is not only represented by his association with the powerful elephant, but also with the cunning mouse who can fit through small holes.
Yes. The reasons are: 1. The mouse or rat represents ignorance. Ganesha riding atop the rat represents control over ignorance, or transcendence of ignorance. 2. Ganesha is the Remover of Obstacles, and this is not only represented by his association with the powerful elephant, but also with the cunning mouse who can fit through small holes.
1. The mouse or rat represents ignorance. Ganesha riding atop the rat represents control over ignorance, or transcendence of ignorance. 2. Ganesha is the Remover of Obstacles, and this is not only represented by his association with the powerful elephant, but also with the cunning mouse who can fit through small holes.
Lord ganesha rides on a mouse. His vehicle is a small mouse who once was a very strong devil.
There are 108 different names for lord Ganesha. One of them is Akurtha which means One who has a mouse as his chariot.
In - 21 - ga - 108
Rat or Mouse is the vahana of Lord Ganesha.In Sanskrit rat means Mushika,
Hindu God Lord Ganesha have head of an elephant. He rides on a mouse and carry Shankha.