What is the moral of elephant god?

In Japan, Ganesha is regarded as the god of wealth, or the god of perfect husband and wife.

In Thailand, it is "like a god with deep pockets."

In Tibetan tantra, the red elephant head king God of Wealth, or Red God of Wealth.

In India, he is the god worshipped by ordinary shops.

Ganesha, the elephant god, is the god of wisdom and obstacles in Hinduism and Indian mythology. It combines the wisdom and image of people, especially the Hindu Shiva and Vishnu sects.

Because it governs a group of small gods who are good at making trouble, it is also called' group owner'. It is shaped like an elephant head, with a big belly and single teeth, holding an axe, candy, rosary and lotus, and mounted on a mouse; He is kind and kind, but brave and firm in the war. His unique signs are like a hook and a rosary.

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There is a story of "Great Sage rejoices in the sky" in the Buddhist sutra "Four Pilates for Night". Shiva's son, who lives in the sky, is like a human head and violent, so he is also called the wild god. In order to conquer his famine, Guanyin Bodhisattva turned into a woman and came to him. When he saw that woman, his desire was burning.

Trying to hug her, the woman refused to say, "You want to touch my body, can you protect Buddhism?" ? After I protect the law, can I not create obstacles? "He replied," I will follow you later. " So Vishnu's daughter accepted his hug with a smile, won his favor, and brought him to Buddhism, so everyone was happy and named "Great Sage Happy Day".