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. The conjugal status of Ganesha differs broadly in fanciful stories and the issue has been the subject of extensive academic survey. A few examples of relationship with various consorts are recognizable. One example of legends distinguishes Ganesha as an unmarried brahmacārin without any consorts. Another example partners him with the ideas of Buddhi (keenness), Siddhi (profound force), and Riddhi (success); these characteristics are here and there exemplified as goddesses who are viewed as Ganesha’s spouses. Another example associates Ganesha with the goddess of culture and expressions of the human experience, Sarasvati, and the goddess of karma and thriving, Lakshmi.In the Bengal area he is connected with the banana tree, Kala Bo (or Kola Bou). He likewise might be appeared with a solitary associate or an anonymous worker.

. Riddhi Siddhi Ganapathi – Sri Ganapathi with Riddhi and Siddhi, the consorts situated on his lap, grasped by Ganesha, likewise Sri Lakshmi Ganapathi He is portrayed to have the Goddess Siddhi (Accomplishment) and Goddess (Riddhi) Budhi (Astuteness) on the two thighs. He has 10 hands, Shanka and Chakra at the top, signaling varada mudra, Abhya Mudra and different hands holds green Parrot, a Pomegranate, a blade, a noose, elephant urge, twig of Kalpavriksha (Wish satisfying tree) and water vessel. The two his consorts hold lotus blossoms, meaning that all the three gods offer the desires. This Subha ganesha can be venerated with the moola mantra ” Sreem Gam Ganapathaye varavaradha… . swaha”. Can be kept in home at Pooja Special raised area.