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Sri Ganesha Purana

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Lord Ganesha is the Favourite Deity of not only the Hindus but also of most people following other religious faiths. He is not only popular in India but also across the globe. The innumerable temples built for this Deity in every village , every town, every city, every state and every country all over the world is a testimony to the growing faith on this Lord amongst people.It’s the traditional faith among the Hindu Community that Lord Ganesha also known as Vinayaka, Ganapati, Vighneshwara etc annihilates any and every obstacle and impediment that may block the path to success in One’s endeavour.Hence it’s common that Vinayaka is propitiated at the beginning of any Initiative, any auspicious Function or ceremony.Unlike other Deities of Hindu Faith, many aspects of Lord Ganapati including His physical appearance kindles intrigue in everyone. He has an abnormally huge human body but from head to neck he resembles an elephant.There are eighteen Mahapuranas and many Upa Puranas and Ganesha Purana is one among them.

134 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 31, 2021

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October 2, 2023
Book Review: Sri Ganesha Purana Simplified - A Spiritual Journey with the Remover of Obstacles

Sri Ganesha Purana Simplified is a must-read for anyone interested in exploring the mystical world of Lord Ganesha. This book opens our eyes to the unlimited power and grandiosity of the beloved Hindu deity. With its simplified and retold version of the original Ganesha Purana, it becomes easily accessible and understandable to readers of all backgrounds.

The book not only enlightens us with captivating stories of how Lord Ganesha helped shape the world, but it also provides a spiritual guidebook for embarking on a journey of self-discovery. The inclusion of beautiful illustrations adds to the overall charm and appeal of the book.

Whether you are a devotee seeking His blessings or simply curious about the vast wisdom and wish-granting abilities of Lord Ganesha, Sri Ganesha Purana Simplified is a valuable addition to your library. Dive into this spiritual adventure and let the Remover of Obstacles pave the way for a fulfilling and meaningful life.
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September 21, 2023
What a refreshing read, no matter what religion you happen to be or practice!

It was wonderful to read about specifics of Hindu Gods, very interesting, especially from someone that is so well-versed in the major world religions. Sri Ganesha Purana is a book that offers spiritual fulfillment through recognizing the grace of Ganesha.This being can help guide you away from dependence on the Karma Cycle.
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November 9, 2018
eh. it was ok. Not the best translation, lots of grammatical mistakes and some spelling mistakes. And if this really is how the Purana reads, its just not all that interesting. Its just a bunch of stories which follow the template: Bad shit happens, Ganesha saves the day. Or, a guy is a prick, then he realized hes a prick and Ganesha forgives him. A couple of the stories had a bit more development or depth to them, but not many. The only way I found it somewhat enjoyable was by abandoning any idea of getting philosophical or spiritual learning out of it, and just examining it as a historical text. Then it becomes somewhat more interesting. Like I said, forgiveness, mercy, and grace themes abound. Also its interesting that a lot of these stories are ones which exist elsewhere in the Hindu canon, but they are rewritten to be a lot cleaner and simpler, loose ends tied up. Also modified so that some of the main characters become more pitiful or lame, and Ganesha takes the centre stage. Ganesha is the hidden moving power behind all these stories it turns out. Also interesting that Ganesha seems to favor Brahmins over Kshatriyas in a lot of these stories, and that he seems to command vast armies in many of them, presaging his origin as a pre-sanskritic "gana"-pati.
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