Lord Ganesha With His Shakti Pendant Animas en Purgatorio Antique Mexican Retablo translating as The Souls in Purgatory 4 1/2" drop from ear

4 1/2" drop from ear

and large amounts of apatite are in human bones and smaller amounts are in rocks

Sometimes San Ramon Nonato is depicted with a padlock on his lips or with his lips completely rubbed away signifying his other purpose as the patron of silence

where they rest in a sarcophagus which became a site of pilgrimage

Lord Ganesha With His Shakti Pendant Animas en Purgatorio Antique Mexican Retablo translating as The Souls in Purgatory 4 1/2" drop from earLord Ganesha With His Shakti Pendant Approx. 1 3 4" long x 1 7 16" wide With 33" long leather cord Contemporary hand cast and molded recycled glass with white copper back. The marital status of Ganesha varies widely in mythological stories and the issue has been the subject of considerable scholarly review. Several patterns of associations with different consorts are identifiable. The most recognized pattern associates Him with the concepts of Buddhi