- hailstones.
Fried modakas are made with
wheat flour,
while steamed modakas are made from rice flour. In a
Hindu context, the word '
modaka' is
explained as...
- is performed,
venerating the
image of the deity, a kalasha, and Agni.
Modakas are
prescribed as an
offering to the deity. On the
seventh day that follows...
-
Salutation to the Lord of Hosts).
Devotees offer Ganesha sweets such as
modaka and
small sweet balls called laddus. He is
often shown carrying a bowl of...
-
festival is
modak (modak in
Marathi and Konkani,
modakam or
kudumu in Telugu,
modaka or
kadubu in Kannada,
kozhakatta or
modakkam in
Malayalam and k****kattai...
-
recorded karakudamono to
reach ****an was a
pastry of
Indian origin called modaka.
Known in
Chinese as "balls of joy" (huanxituan), its name
appears in a...
- Gaṇeśa
holds in his two
right hands the
rosary and a cup
filled with
three modakas (a
fourth substituted by the
curving trunk is just
about to be tasted)...
-
inner one
houses the
murti and has a
Mushika (Ganesha's
mouse vahana) with
modaka in his
forepaws in
front of it. The hall,
supported by
eight exquisitely...
- Om Muni Muni
Mahamuni Shakyamuniye Svaha Symbols Swastika, Dharmachakra,
Modaka Day
Thursday Texts Harivamsa Bhagavata Purana Garuda Purana Vishnu Purana...
- flowers,
having plantain (banana), mango, jack fruit,
sugarcane and
sweets (
modaka) in His
hands and who is
effulgent like the
rising sun (red color). Taruṇa...
-
seated goddesses,
located to the right. The
Ganesha is potbellied, has
modaka (laddu or rice balls, sweetmeat) in his left hand and his
trunk is reaching...
