“He is the remover of all obstacles and lord of beginnings. But it’s not just the promise of something new that I find solace in, but the place and time it was made. This sculpture was made in Southeast Asia around 1,000 years ago and was once a part of a Hindu temple. When I see this sculpture, I feel the hot sun on my shoulders, I hear birds and monkeys rustling in the trees, and I smell the incense from the morning’s devotion. I just feel totally wrapped in the senses when I look at this sculpture of Ganesha. I visit him almost everyday.”
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