1981 - Lord Ganesha eats the food offered by SPH

Archives of Sovereign Details
Date/Year	1981
Origin of Item	Pushpa Samadhi
Item Type	Deity
Item Dimensions	9.3 h x 6 w cm
Item Material	Soapstone
Age of SPH	3.
Received From	Sri Arunachalam, biological father of SPH
Location	Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu, South India
Role in the Revival of KAILASA	The Start of the Revival of the [Science of Worship
Associated Kingdom	Kailasa Paramparagatha Atal Peetham, Kailasa Paramparagatha Adi Arunachala Samrajyam

This is the first adored deity of Lord Ganesha worshipped by the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism. Lord Ganesha is the Hindu God worshipped as the Lord of Completion and remover of all obstacles. At the tender age of three, the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism exemplified the subtle sacred teaching of "Practicing the Presense of God", even in mundane daily activities, thereby infusing the superconscious energy of these deities into each and every moment of life. It is through this deity that SPH teaches how to manifest any desired reality through deep bhakti (devotion) and thyaga (blissful sacrifice).

At one particular time, when offering naivedhyam (food offering) to Ganesha, SPH decided not to eat, sleep or even move until His beloved deity partook His food offering. Responding to His intense tapas, Ganesha, the Lord who holds the divine joy in His hands as modhaka (mudhakaraatha modhakah), appeared in front of SPH and ate the food offered to him.

At that moment, Ganesha incarnated in the form of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, as the fruition of His penance and thenceforth, that tapas itself started serving the whole world with the science of enlightenment (sadā vimukthi-sadhakah). For this very reason, any spiritual seeker can experience this same transcendental experience of Ganesha just by listening or reading about his divine Manifestation in the life of SPH. Today, millions are initiated into this same power of manifesting Ganesha and demonstrating this science the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism has revived.