Ganesha and Muruga were told to race around the world by their father Shiva to receive a unique fruit of wisdom. Muruga began traveling around the world on his peacock, while Ganesha believed his world was his parents and surrounded them instead to claim the fruit. When Muruga returned, he discovered Ganesha had already won and felt tricked, so he left for Palani Hill.
Ganesha and Muruga were told to race around the world by their father Shiva to receive a unique fruit of wisdom. Muruga began traveling around the world on his peacock, while Ganesha believed his world was his parents and surrounded them instead to claim the fruit. When Muruga returned, he discovered Ganesha had already won and felt tricked, so he left for Palani Hill.
Ganesha and Muruga were told to race around the world by their father Shiva to receive a unique fruit of wisdom. Muruga began traveling around the world on his peacock, while Ganesha believed his world was his parents and surrounded them instead to claim the fruit. When Muruga returned, he discovered Ganesha had already won and felt tricked, so he left for Palani Hill.
elephant. The Story of Ganesha – Race around the world Once Sage Narada visited Lord Shiva at Mount Kailash. He gave a fruit to the Lord and told him that it was the fruit of wisdom, a unique one . Lord Shiva decided to give the fruit to his children – Lord Muruga and Lord Ganesha. But the sage advised that this fruit should not be cut because its power would be reduced. Therefore, a race between Muruga and Ganesha was held to get the fruit. The race was that the son who first surrounds the earth would get the fruit. Without delaying, Lord Muruga started his trip around the world on his divine vehicle, the peacock. But Lord Ganesha believed that his parents were his world. So he just surrounded Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati and took the fruit. On returning, Lord Muruga found that Lord Ganesha had already won and felt that he was tricked. He decided to leave Mount Kailash and, went to Palani Hill and lived there. What is the moral of the story?
1. We should be wise during difficult
situations.
2. Children must show great respect
towards their parents. unique~ Something that is special.
The crown has a unique
diamond on it. reduced~ When something becomes less in quantity.
His energy is reduced after
running 10 miles. surrounds~ To go around something.
The kids surrounded the
magician. wisdom~ knowing the difference between what is right and what is wrong
We should pray to God because
he will give us wisdom. tricked~ cheated
The thief tricked the police and
ran away. Who visited Shiva?
Sage Narada visited Shiva.
What did Narada give Shiva?
Narada gave a fruit to Shiva.
What did Narada tell Shiva about the fruit?
Narada told Shiva that it was a
unique fruit, fruit of wisdom. What did Narada advise Shiva?
Narada advised that this fruit should
not be cut because its power would be reduced. What was the race about?
The race was that the son who first
surrounds the earth would get the fruit. What did Muruga do?
Lord Muruga started his trip around the
world on his divine vehicle, the peacock. What did Ganesha believe?
Lord Ganesha believed that his
parents were his world. What did Ganesha do?
He surrounded Lord Shiva and
Goddess Parvati and took the fruit. What did Muruga find when he returned?
Lord Muruga found that Lord Ganesha
had already won and felt that he was tricked. Where did Muruga go?