Ganesh Chaturthi 2024: What is the favorite color of Ganesh ji, to get the blessings of Bappa, celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi

Ganesh Chaturthi 2024: Ganesh ji’s favourite colour is red and yellow. Bappa is very fond of this colour, you must have often seen that Bappa is dressed in clothes of this colour in temples too. Ganesh Utsav is starting from 7 September 2024, Saturday, during this time devotees try everything to please Bappa so that they can get his blessings. Let us know what is Bappa’s favourite colour and what is its significance.

Lord Ganesha loves the color yellow

Lord Ganesha loves yellow colour very much. Yellow colour is a symbol of knowledge, blessings and happiness. That is why this colour is worn before any new work or at the beginning of any auspicious work. That is why yellow laddus are offered to Lord Ganesha. Lord Ganesha loves laddus and modaks very much.

The colour red

Lord Ganesha is also very fond of red colour. Often people dress Ganesha in clothes of this colour. Ganesha is soon pleased by offering red coloured flowers and blesses the devotees. That is why you will often see red coloured flowers like hibiscus and red oleander being offered to Ganesha.

Ganesh ji likes the red hibiscus flower very much. By offering this flower, Ganesh ji removes the obstacles in the life of his devotees.

According to Vastu Shastra, if you are installing Ganesha idol at home during Ganesh Utsav, then it is very auspicious to keep a red coloured Ganesha idol. This colour is a symbol of energy.

Green color

Ganesh ji also loves green colour. Wednesday is dedicated to Ganesh ji in Hinduism. By wearing green coloured clothes on this day, you will be blessed by Ganesh ji and all your work will be accomplished and your luck will be strengthened.

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