You must have seen many forms of Bappa, but there is an idol of Lord Ganesha made of cow dung in Maheshwar in Madhya Pradesh. This idol is thousands of years old, it is said that by offering coconut here, you can get the desired blessing from Bappa. The crown on the forehead, the necklace, and the graceful adornment are hidden in this adorable form of Bappa, curing all the sorrows of the devotees. This form of Ganapati attracts heart and also surprises because devotees call Ganapati in the name of Gobar Ganesh. In Maheshwar town of the Neemad region of Madhya Pradesh, Lord Ganesha gives a very grand appearance. This idol of Ganapati on Mahavir Marg in Maheshwar is made of cow dung and mud, of which a large part is of cow dung.
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Usually, people worship God by making idol of Lors Ganapati with cow dung. The idol of mud and cow dung is considered to be the abode of the 5 elements and especially in cow dung, Goddess Lakshmi lives indiscriminately. There is a belief of the devotees coming to the Gobar Ganesh temple that by visiting here, the devotees get the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi along with Lord Ganesha.
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Along with Bappa's statue, the shape of the temple also surprises the devotees. While the outer shape of the temple is like the dome of a mosque, the texture inside the temple looks like a Lakshmi Yantra. It is said that during Aurangzeb's rule, an attempt was made to break this temple and build a mosque, due to which the shape of the dome of the temple is like a mosque and not as a temple. In the temple, Bappa gives his two wives Riddhi-Siddhi with darshan and welfare of the devotees. Devotees also believe that by coming here, Ganapati fulfills the wishes of all the devotees. This is the reason that devotees make swastikas upside down and reach God, after completing their plea and wish, do not forget to come here and make swastika directly. Gobar Ganesh temple located on Mahavir Marg of Maheshwar keeps a large crowd of devotees all over the year for darshan. Particularly on the occasion of Ganesh Utsav and Diwali, a large number of devotees throng the temple to visit Bappa.
