The story explains why we worship Lord Ganesha first and why looking at the moon on this day is considered bad luck. The Birth of Ganesha
Vinayaka Chavithi is a celebration of the triumph of good over evil and the power of wisdom and knowledge. The festival reminds us to: vinayaka chavithi katha english
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Goddess Parvati created a young boy out of sandalwood paste to guard her door while she bathed. When Lord Shiva returned, the boy blocked his path. In a fit of rage, Shiva beheaded the boy. Seeing Parvati’s immense grief, Shiva promised to bring him back to life. He replaced the boy's head with that of an elephant, naming him Ganesha and appointing him the leader (Ganapati) of his divine troops. The Race for Supremacy The story explains why we worship Lord Ganesha
Parvati, overjoyed, hugged her son. She asked that her son be remembered forever. Lord Shiva granted that Vinayaka Chavithi would be celebrated every year to mark the day Ganesha was given a new life and leadership. When Lord Shiva returned, the boy blocked his path
