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"Ganesh Chaturthi"  

Ganesh Chaturthi is a festival of celebrations held for 10 days from the end of August to September, on the 4th day of the waxing moon, Bhadrapat, according to the Gregorian calendar. This is believed to be the day when Lord Ganesha descends to earth to bless his loyal disciples. This year, the festival falls on August 31 to September 9, 2022. Many people believe that this is a festival to worship Ganesh, the god of success. It is said that if you make a request to Lord Ganesha on this day, he will bless you and make your heart's desire come true.

Here are the Lord Ganesh wallpapers for people born on different days:

1. Ganesha for those born on Sunday​

Veera Ganapati is the incarnation of a warrior who fights and defeats devils. He gives power to administer and lead, and his posture of opening the world represents power. His blood-red caste with 16 arms is armed with various auspicious things such as a shield, spear, hammer, scepter, Thongchai, chakra, serpent, axe, arrow, tri-pet, elephant hook, sword, sword, baton, and lasso. The stretched-out arms represent the aura of the sun, which enhances the power, honor, reputation, and property of worshipers in state administration organizations, military, police, civilians, administrative departments, leaders, executives, and heads of all types of agencies.



2. Ganesha for those born on Monday

Thewamuk Kanapati , This form of Ganesha is depicted in a turmeric or golden caste, sometimes with green, and has two heads and four arms. He holds a broken ivory, a club, a noose, and a jar of jewels. This posture is adaptable to everyone, and it is said to provide wealth and eradicate ignorance.


3. Ganesha for those born on Tuesday

Trimukha Ganapat , This form of Ganesha is depicted in a red or bright pink caste with three heads and six arms. The three heads represent the three worlds: heaven, the human world, and the underworld. The right hand is for forgiveness, and the left hand blesses. This form is said to provide wealth, power, charm, and safety.



4. Ganesha for those born on Wednesday (daytime) 
 

Dwija Ganapati has the posture of pioneering start, a new life, and opening a new business. The caste is white, or some books say green, with 4 heads and 4 arms. He is holding beads, staff, kettles, and scriptures, which are symbols of rebirth, perseverance, and the pursuit of knowledge. This posture is also known as the posture of a half-woman Ganesh or semi-man according to the legend of Lord Buddha who has two bodies like Ila from the curse of Lord Shiva. Dwija Ganapati facilitates results for various entrepreneurs, businessmen, investors, explorers, pioneers, workers abroad, etc



5. Ganesha for those born on Wednesday (nighttime) 
 

Uchhishta Ganapati has the posture of affection and fulfilling success. The caste is blue-gray, like a cloud, bronze, or onyx, with 6 arms. He is seated with one arm holding Shaktichaya in his left lap. On the other hand, he is holding a rosary, a pomegranate, a harp, ears of rice, and lotus flowers. Uchhishta Ganapati blesses with charm and success in various fields according to your wishes.



6. Ganesha for those born on Thursday
Heramba Ganapati has the posture of protection. The caste is white or dawn light, with 5 heads and 10 arms. He is seated on the back of a lion, which means the power to rule the servitor. His arms spread out like a ray of light to protect against all dangers. He holds mangoes, rosaries, modaka sweets, broken tusks, nooses, hammers, axes, and garlands. Worship Heramba Ganapati to remove weakness.



7. Ganesha for those born on Friday
Ekadanta Ganapati has the posture of success in everything. The caste is blue, with 4 arms, holding an ax (to ward off ignorance), a rosary (to pray), fruit, and broken ivory. Eakdanta means the god with one tusk, bringing success in everything that is prayed for.



8. Ganesha for those born on Saturday
Siddhi Ganapati is depicted as a golden figure with four arms holding bouquets of flowers, mangoes, sugar cane, and an axe. His trunk holds a dessert, symbolizing his ability to bestow wealth and abundance upon the world. This form of Ganesha is associated with bringing prosperity and abundance, as well as having power over obstacles and the ability to exterminate demons.