Welcome to the podcast, Sadguru, of Mystics and Mistakes.

His wife, Parvati, using her tantric power, she made the shape of a baby and greet

life into it.

As you are lends up from somewhere, with a flick of his sword, he took off the boy's

head.

He has to bring this boy back to life.

So he looked around, a boneless glimpse there, and they spoke in a language which nobody

could decipher.

Because he got a head which was not human, he was supremely brilliant.

Sir Manasarover is significant because it is culturally significant because whenever

Shiva is a bit of a wagon bond householder, he goes away.

So his wife, Parvati, ends up staying in Kailash, she comes on here because that's all

I step.

She comes down here at least, there's cold water.

So she lives here largely.

So more time was spent here than there.

So many things happened here.

One of the things that happened was, Ganapati was born here.

So he's not elephant-headed, he's Ganapati.

Ganamins, the ghanas who were Shiva's companions, generally they are described as distorted

and demented human beings, or beings, not human beings.

They did not have human form, they had strange forms and they had limbs which did not have

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