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Ganesh ji's currencies

Ganesh ji poses: Every year in India, the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated with great enthusiasm and reverence. This time Ganesh Chaturthi will start from 27 August 2025, Wednesday. This festival, which lasts for 10 days, is considered a symbol of the grace and joy of Ganapati Bappa. During this time, devotees install a statue of Ganesha in their homes and pandals, worship and then bid farewell to Bappa with immersion. Lord Ganesha is called Vighnaharta and Mangalakara. Every currency visible in their idols has a different meaning, gives deep messages of life. Let us know that some of Ganesha's major currencies and his meaning.

Ganesh seated (meditation and stability)

Sitting Ganesha means stability in mind and life. It is also called "Lakshmi Ganesh", because the sitting Ganpati brings happiness and prosperity in the house. This posture of Ganesha is the most auspicious for keeping it at home.

Ganesh stood (progress and work accomplishment)

Standing Ganesh ji is a symbol of enthusiasm and progress. This currency of Ganesha is considered auspicious for starting business and new work. A picture of this posture of Ganesha should be put in the office.

Lying Ganesh (comfort and satisfaction)

Ganesha's lying posture gives the message of satisfaction and mental peace in life. This currency teaches that rest is equally important after hard work. A picture of this posture of Ganesha should be put in a drawing room or bedroom.

Ganesh dancing (bliss and energy)

Ganesh ji is a symbol of gaiety and positive energy while dancing like Nataraja form. This form reflects the importance of happiness and celebration in life. You can put a picture of this posture of Ganesha at home or office.

Bal Ganesh (Preancy and Innocence)

Ganpati is a symbol of innocence, simplicity and innocent devotion in child form. Children feel more connected in this form. This picture of Ganesh ji should be put in the children's room in the house.

Ganesh seated on the rods (humility and control)

Ganpati's vehicle is a mouse. The currency riding on Ganesha's rodful means that everyone is big or small, everyone has importance. Also, this posture is also a symbol of control over desires.

Ganesh with trunk on the right

Ganesha with right trunk is called "Siddhi Vinayak". This form is considered very awake and they should be worshiped with strict rules. It is a symbol of success and work accomplishment.

Ganesh with trunk on the left

Ganesh ji's left trunk currency is considered to be the most common and installed in the house. Ganesh ji with left trunk blesses gentleness, peace and happiness and prosperity.

Abhaya mudra (blessing of fearlessness)

The posture of Ganesha by raising his hand upstairs means that the devotee does not need to be afraid of any crisis.

Varad Mudra (booning)

Ganesh ji's palm opened and downward currency means that Bappa fulfills the wishes of his devotees and showers mercy.

Knowledge posture (intelligence and prudence)

The posture made by Ganesh ji's thumb and index finger is considered a symbol of meditation, balance and discretion.

Call money (invitation)

Ganesha is considered to be the most sacred posture to call Bappa and welcome Bappa, a thumb inside, with folded both hands.

(Disclaimer: The information given in this news is based on religious beliefs and general information. TV 9 India does not confirm it.)