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    Gaṇapati

    deity figure · 2 works · 3 mentions · 9 anchored passages · author page · the sources this author draws on

    Gaṇa · Gaṇarāja · Gaṇādhipa · The Divine Gaṇa · son of Śiva

    in the texts

    GaṇapatitattvaAncient · Kawi

    The divine son and disciple who questions Śiva throughout the text, seeking teachings on cosmology, embodiment, yoga, and liberation.

    Gaṇapati questioned Śiva, the giver of success to Gaṅgā and Umā, the son who is teacher to the host of gods, for the glory of the light of power and valor.
    chapter 1
    My son, Gaṇapati, now heed my words, as I explain the essential reality of the cosmos.
    chapter 1
    O my son, Gaṇapati, why do you say that a human being brings forth another human being?
    chapter 1

    ParyantapañcāśikāAncient · Sanskrit

    The deity Gaṇapati, saluted at the very opening of the text as an auspicious invocation.

    Homage to the blessed Gaṇapati.
    opening invocation