Urdhva Ganesha is believed to be Lord Ganesha’s sixteenth avatar. The word Urdhva means ‘spiritually elevated’ and this form of Ganesha is depicted with Devi on His side. Urdhva Ganesha is believed to hold a broken tusk, a paddy spring, an arrow, a sugarcane and a bow. In astrology, the star of Pooram is dedicated to Urdhva Ganesha and worshipping Him is said to safeguard one from difficulties. The fragrances of Hibiscus & Marigold are believed to be His favourite. Urdhva Ganesha can be invoked

n Urdhva Hastasana (Upward Salute), turning the palms to face each other helps broaden the shoulders, externally rotate the arms, and create space in the upper back and neck. This alignment prevents tension and allows the chest to lift without compressing the lower back. Tucking the tailbone activates the lower abdominal muscles and lengthens the lower spine, preventing over-arching in the lumbar region. Together, these actions create a safe, grounded, and stable backbend, allowing the energy to

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