Ohm

The OHM a syllable is constituted by three letters: A, U and M. And pronounced OHM. 

OHM What is the universal symbol of Yoga and Hinduism to the world, all schools of all ages. 

Stroke is a yantra (symbol) and pronounced is a Mantra. 

Mantra There are the Saguna and Nirguna Mantra. Saguna Mantra. - They have the translation and allude to a person, whose shape can be visualized. 

Nirguna Mantra. - Can be translated or not, and are abstract in their meaning. For example: - "OHM (AUM) Namah Shivaya" is a Saguna Mantra because it refers to Shiva, the creator of Yoga. 

Already OHM (AUM) alone is Nirguna Mantra because one does not refer to anyone but the Absolute. OHM (AUM) is the most powerful of all mantras. 

OHM (AUM) is Creation, Preservation and Renewal of the Trimurti (Trinity) Hindu, formed by the gods BRAHMA , Vishnu and Shiva. 

OHM (AUM) Mantra is a highly positive feelings that prevents malevolent and transmutes negative thoughts in their complementary high. operates deep in the nervous system and glandular. 's exciting and at the same time reassuring When writing the OHM ( AUM) in Sanskrit characters (deva nagari) it becomes a graphic symbol and is called Yantra.

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Ganesha the remover of obstacles

Ganesha is depicted as a being with a man's body and an elephant's head.

According to one of the myths associated with this deity Parvati took one of his own ribs and she did a son, and instructed to keep his quarters.

When her husband Shiva arrived and found the man near the room of his wife, killed him and tore off his head.
Before the tragedy, Parvati demanded that her husband return the life to Ganesha.

Then, Shiva promised to put in Ganesha's head of the first living creature that came his way - and it was just an elephant.

Ganesha is also the protector of merchants and the wise and writers.

His attributes are prosperity, intelligence, intellect and ability to overcome obstacles.

It also symbolizes the union between the masculine and feminine (or principles Shiva and Shakti), because its trunk is a phallic shape, and the mouth is the receiver.