Arca Ganesha

After leaving the BARONG temple and the DAWANGSARI site, Mr. Yoga (a temple employee) told him, not far from Riyadi's spot, there is a relic of the GANESHA statue. Once upon a time, stop by here to see ancient historical relics. It is located on the left side of the road in the residents' garden if you are not observant. The Ganesha statue, one of the gods in Hinduism, symbolizes wisdom and intelligence. Unfortunately, the statue is no longer intact, the head is not there and seems less popular for tourists. It is free but there are no other facilities because the site is only a Ganesha statue.

Yogyakarta ud83dude4bud83dude0a Jogja: Arca Ganesha It seems that it has decayed a lot today, but maybe it was a beautiful Ganesha statue, it was actually quite big ❤ufe0fud83dudc4d It might be difficult to find it because it is a little lower. No.129

Ganesha statuennAccording to mythology, once Dewi Durga (his mother Ganesha) told Ganesha to guard her mother's room and no one should enter.nOne day the students came and wanted to enter the room, but because Ganesha and Siwa had not met for a long time, they did not know each other and did not know that they were father and son.nBecause Ganesha remembers the message of his mother, Ganesha forbade him from entering, and finally a debate ensued so that he beheaded Ganesha. But Ganesha doesn't die.nKnowing this, the goddess Durga was very sad. The Shiva who finally knew if Ganesha was his son promised to the goddess Durga that the first animal passed, his head was made into a Ganesha head.nAnd the first animal that passes is an elephant. Then the student takes the elephant's head to be used as Ganesha's head. That's why Ganesha became an elephant-headed human figure.nAnd according to Hindu mythology, Ganesha is described as having a large stomach, which means intelligence, prosperity, and wisdom.nnSo for those whose stomach is a bit runny, don't worry, yeah ... ud83dude01

Heritage that has a very high historical value, from the Hindu Javanese before ...nIt's worth it, because the arc itself is a little damaged.nAccording to Hindu mythology, the god Ganesha is the son of the god Shiva and the goddess ParvatinHe is the younger brother of Prince Kartikey.nHe is a very obedient and devoted son to his parents.nWhat is worth the example for all of us ...

Ganesha statue is very beautiful and symbolic value. From the information I get wherever the place of discovery is a sign that the place of discovery symbolically indicates that the place is on lands prone to landslides or floods. One of them placed this contour of the existing land very prone to landslide. However, with the Ganesha Arca is expected and intended to protect for this place is safe. Hopefully this information can be further equipped as a learning resource for all of us