India, Aug. 27 -- Every year, as the sound of dhols fills the air and chants of "Ganpati Bappa Morya!" echo through streets and homes, I am reminded that Lord Ganesha's presence is far more than ritual. For centuries, he has been celebrated as the Vighnaharta-the remover of obstacles, the deity of intellect, humility, and auspicious beginnings. Yet in today's restless, fast-changing world, his message feels even more urgent. Ganpati's wisdom is not confined to temples or festivals; it is a timeless guide for how we think, live, and face challenges. At first glance, his image may seem symbolic. But each detail carries meaning. The elephant head reminds us to think big, to rise above narrow self-interest and cultivate vision. His small eyes s...