Lord Shiva also did not know about Ganesha being Maa Parvati's creation. Lord Ganesha was not aware that Lord Shiva was His father till then and so when Lord Shiva came and insisted on entering, Lord Ganesha refused to let Him in. Lord Ganesha was told by His mother to stand guard while She was having bath and not allow anyone to enter. Legend has it that Goddess Parvati had created Ganesha with Turmeric and Sandalwood paste which she had used as a body scrub, manifested life into Him and considered Him to be Her and Lord Shiva's son. Lord Ganesha is the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess parvati (Gauri). He is known worldwide as the 'Elephant headed God'. In countries like Nepal, Thailand, Bangladesh, Trinidad, Sri Lanka too Lord Ganesha is worshipped. The popular Lord Ganapati is deeply revered and almost every house, office, shops, educational institutes have an idol of the Lord in their alter. A Shiva temple has also been established, entering the giant mouth of the demon near the cave.Lord Ganesha is a Hindu deity who is perhaps the most worshipped across India and by Hindus staying in other parts of the world. The Artificial cave can also be seen in this temple garden. The water fountains, cheetahs, bears, unicorns, crocodiles, camels and other animals made here fascinate the value of children even more. The huge garden developed along with the temple just increases children's curiosity about this place. The most unprecedented beauty of Geeta Bhawan, the image has a myriad of beautiful figures as Murali Manohar Shri Krishna. Shri Bhagwan Yogeshwar and Shri Ram family can be seen as soon as they cross the huge hall of the Geeta Bhawan. Shri Ganesh, Geeta Pillar and Shri Bajrangbali are present in front of the main prayer place. Even today, this temple is counted among the few major Hindu temples of Delhi.Īlong with Bhagwan Sri Lakshmi-Narayana, Mata Bhagwati and Shri Gauri Shankar are also present in the womb of the temple. The Birla temple is spread over an area of 30,000 M2, of which 2,100 M2 is used for temple construction. The construction work of the temple started from 1933 till 1939 and was inaugurated by Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi. The temple was the first newly built Hindu temple in Delhi before India's independence. Shri Lakshmi Narayan Temple is the first temple of Birla chain, hence it is also known as Birla Mandir.
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