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Lord Ganesha: Bring the beautiful holy brass statue of the invincible Lord Ganesha home to enliven your living space. Lord Ganesha is a representation of knowledge and pleasure. He is indeed the Brahmacharins' Lord. He occupies the top rank among celibates or Brahmacharins. He rides on the Vahana, one little mouse.

He is the Muladhara Chakra's Governing God. He is the Almighty who straightens each barrier in the path of spiritual development and brings about economic triumph. He is thus recognized as Vighna Vinayaka. He is the God of harmony and tranquility. The Pranava or OM is portrayed by Lord Ganesha.

The most significant mantra for Hindus is Pranava. Nothing can be achieved unless it is stated. Hence the practice of praying to Lord Ganesha before beginning any ceremony or job. Nothing is achievable without Shri Ganesha's good wishes and cooperation.

Nothing can ever be attained without His aid, favor, or approval.  The child is introduced to His Mantra of Om Shri Ganeshaya Namah in certain parts of India during Aksharabhyasam (education of the alphabets).

Lord Shiva: The brass statue of Lord Shiva is known to bring strength and life to your abode. Shiva is the life-destroying force, in opposition to Brahma the Maker and Vishnu the Sustainer. Shiva, meanwhile, dissolves in order to start over as death is a necessity for reincarnation into a fresh start. Thus, his existence encompasses both of the extremes of life and death, or development and annihilation.

Goddess Lakshmi: Goddess Lakshmi is a representation of escaping the material world via spirituality and of sustaining goodness in the face of challenging trials. Lakshmi, the Goddess of Fortune, demonstrates how to overcome earthly wealth in order to progress intellectually. Furthermore, the lotus symbolizes innocence, fertility, and grace.

The supernatural force that enables dreams to become a reality is recognized as Lakshmi. She is prakriti, the ultimate conception: free, self-sufficient existence. She symbolizes maya, the delightful illusion and visionary revelation of divinity that lends credence to life and makes it enjoyable to live. She is shakti, power that is boundless and inexhaustible. Usher these qualities into your home with the gorgeous brass statue of Goddess Lakshmi,

Goddess Annapurna: The name Annapurna is a blend of the phrases ``Anna," which signifies food, and "purna," which signifies "completely satisfied." The deity of food and cooking is Annapurna. She is an embodiment of Goddess Parvati, Lord Shiva's consort.

She is the deity of nourishment and never allows her devotees to starve. She is recognized as the deity of Kashi in Uttar Pradesh too. Since the goddess provides nourishment to the soul in the shape of knowledge, Kashi, also referred as Varanasi, is alluded to as the "city of light."

She inspires us with the desire to study. The Annapurna Sahasranama outlines a hundred names by which people still refer to the deity Annapurna. As per her name, she is a deity who provides nourishment and stamina and is complete and perfect with nourishment and the power of Shiva.

She is depicted as the universe’s predominant goddess and as a deity who rises beyond mere illusions. She is the individual who debunks all worry and offers assurance and security. The devotees must say these titles with full dedication and faith in order to receive either sustenance and enlightenment.