Lord Ganesha picture keeps falling in front of me from my altar. What does it mean?.?

Marriage is not justing knotting together two individual bodies. It is the marriage of the souls until consummation and is part of larger cosmic design. It is in the interest of the mortals that continuity of human race is sustained, as well as that of the parents that their parampara (tradition) is upheld through the offsprings of the marriage.

It is in the interest of the cosmic consciousness too that the differentiation he has caused to prevail and manifest as the universe continue to be, so that further universes are differentiated and the differentiated universe undifferentiate into the cosmic whole. Invariably means there could be male and female universes too and parrelel marriages exists in the worlds hither and nether. What we see on the printed covers are not Ganesha but the Vigneshwara form of the Ganesha.

Vigneshwara is the Ishwara (Ether/God) of obstacles. Ganesha is the Ishwar (Ether/God) of Gana, meaning Bhooth Gana, meaning the Gross elements which is cause for the life of every thing (living and those thought of as non-living) on this universe. The Boothas (Gross elements) are the cause for life as well as that of death.

Without the presence thereof of the Ether or Ishwar of Boothas as well as the Ishwar of Vignas (obstacles), no union of the two is possible into consummation. Consummation is final end to marriage and not just solemnization. Consummation includes the nuptial knot and the progeny thereafter.

Every Hindu Card has Lord Ganesha printed on cover or inside page. Lord Ganesha is believed to bring prosperity and happiness to the marrying couple and their family :).

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