Runa Mochana Ganapati

Runa Mochana Ganapati is represented in white complexion and is adorned in red silk garments. It is one of the thirty-two forms of Lord Ganesha.

Runa Mochana Ganapati, Form of Lord GaneshaRuna Mochana Ganapati is one of the thirty-two forms of Lord Ganesha. It is believed that He will release humanity from hardship and bondage. In this form, Lord Ganesha is presented in a white complexion and is adorned in red silk garments. Runa Mochana Ganapati has four arms and holds different objects in each arm. In His hands, the elephant-headed Hindu deity carries a rose apple, a noose, a goad and his own broken tusk.

The devotees who worship the Runa Mochana Ganapati form receive divine blessings of the Lord and are able to attain prosperity and success in career and life.

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