The Raudra (fierce) aspect of the ever-auspicious Ganesha, Drishti Ganapati is a lesser-known but potent form of the deity, worshipped in the South.
Legends from South India state that Drishti Ganapati is a manifestation of the Hindu Lord who blessed the austerities of the sage Agasthya, who made Ganesha the ultimate protector.
To repel any adversary that approaches his Bhakta, Drishti Ganesha is depicted in this bronze statue in his Dashabhuja or ten-armed form.
This statue of Drishti Ganesha, which is rounded to allow the devotee to see the beauty of their celestial guardian, is seated on a beautifully carved inverted lotus throne, which represents the Universe.
Drishti Ganapati defends his devotee from Kaliyuga's challenges by adopting the mindset of a divine Simha (lion), who serves as his mount. Legends from South India state that Drishti Ganapati is a manifestation of the Hindu Lord who blessed the austerities of the sage Agasthya, who made Ganesha the ultimate protector.
In order to repel any adversary that approaches his Bhakta, Drishti Ganesha is depicted in this bronze statue in his Dashabhuja or ten-armed form. With a third eye, a stern look, a serpent-hood-adorned aura, and serpents encircling his fat torso, Ganesha exudes poise and power in his stance and attitude. This statue of Drishti Ganesha sits atop an intricately carved inverted lotus throne, which represents the Universe.
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