concept   lord ganesha
culture   Western countries
statement   In Western countries, Lord Ganesha is more commonly recognized as a symbol or decorative item rather than widely worshipped.
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1 ganesha Western countries Ganesha is often seen as a decorative or artistic symbol, sometimes displayed as a decorative item rather than a religious icon. 1
2 ganesha Western countries Ganesha may be recognized as a decorative or artistic symbol, but is not typically worshipped or revered as a deity. 1
3 ganesha Western cultures Ganesha is often recognized as a symbol of Hinduism, but may not be widely worshipped or deeply understood in Western cultures. 1
4 lord ganesha Western countries Lord Ganesha is often viewed as a symbol of spirituality and mindfulness, and may be encountered in yoga and meditation practices. 1
5 lord ganesha Western countries Lord Ganesha may be recognized as a religious or mythological figure, but is not widely worshiped and his significance is not widely understood. 1
6 lord ganesha Western countries Lord Ganesha is less widely known and worshipped in Western countries compared to India. 1