The elephant-headed God is revered by Hindus primarily for one reason: in Hindu sacred texts he is considered the remover of obstacles. When a person has to throw himself into a new enterprise, start something important – building his own house, starting a love affair, a long journey, taking a job – _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b -136bad5cf58d_it's to Ganesh who asks for protection and help to overcome the difficulties on his path.
 
GANESH The Talisman ring for every new beginning.
 
In India every important Beginning is celebrated, and Ganesh is the one to whom we turn to ask for his protection: He the God with the Elephant's Head has the power to remove obstacles, he helps to overcome the difficulties on the way.
A new home, a new project, a new love, a new year. 
 
Ganesh means "Lord of the Celestial Beings". (The Ghana)
Born from the laughter of his mother Parvati after his father Shiva refused to give her a son, his head was cut off by Shiva himself for trying to protect the Mother. 
The Ganas thus gave him an elephant head bringing him back to life. 
 
Thus Ganesh has close contact with the feminine energy and its protection.
 
In the proboscis Ganesh has the Amrita, the nectar of the gods, capable of generating a state of Ananda, or of supreme Joy.
 
Ganesh is the new Abracadabra Talisman: Consecrated to the Light, forged to bring beauty to all that begins thanks to the protection of  Ganesh and his sacred image.