"For me, true free will means the dharmic will that is divine and guided by the superconscious. In reality, only this kind of will makes you free. "

Gurudeva

Gurudeva Darshan of the Day

Nepali Ganesha

Lord Ganesha at the beginning of Tiruneri Path.

Some put this magnificent garland on what we call “Nepali Ganesha” whose shrine is the first on to greet visitors on arrival at the monastery.

This murthi seems to have special powers as He has come to pilgrims during their sleep in nearby homes where they have been residing.


2 Responses to “Nepali Ganesha”

  1. Nigel Siva Says:

    Thank You Ganesha. I love You very much. You are my dream and my reality.

  2. Nalini Says:

    Jai Ganapati!

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