In the divine realm of Sanatan Dharma, Lord Ganesha is not only revered as the remover of obstacles and lord of beginnings—he is also seen as the harbinger of wisdom (buddhi), prosperity (riddhi), and spiritual success (siddhi). But few know that these are not just divine qualities. They are also personified as his wives—Riddhi and Siddhi.
This sacred union is deeply symbolic and spiritually enriching, revealing the holistic nature of Ganesha’s energy and how it transforms the life of a seeker.
Who Are Riddhi and Siddhi?
According to the Ganesha Purana and other scriptures, Riddhi and Siddhi are divine manifestations of prosperity and spiritual power respectively. They are not merely companions—they are energetic extensions of Ganesha’s purpose.
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Riddhi represents material abundance, fertility, success in worldly life, and the blossoming of external achievements.
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Siddhi represents spiritual attainments, divine wisdom, inner success, and liberation.
In essence, Riddhi and Siddhi together represent the balance of outer and inner prosperity—a life where both wealth and wisdom walk hand in hand.
The Symbolic Marriage of Ganesha
The marriage of Ganesha to Riddhi and Siddhi symbolizes a profound truth:
When intellect (Ganesha) aligns with devotion and discipline, both material and spiritual abundance are naturally attracted.
It is said that Lord Brahma himself offered his daughters, Riddhi and Siddhi, in marriage to Ganesha, recognizing his unmatched virtues of wisdom, loyalty, and humility. This union gave birth to two sons—Shubh (auspiciousness) and Labh (profit), who are often seen during Diwali as symbols of holistic blessings in business and life.
Worship and Spiritual Significance
During festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi, devotees don’t just pray to Ganesha for obstacle removal—they seek the blessings of Riddhi and Siddhi too, to ensure that their ventures bring both success and spiritual elevation.
In iconography, Ganesha is often depicted with his two consorts by his side, seated on a lotus, symbolizing purity in prosperity. It reminds devotees that true wealth must be rooted in dharma (righteousness).
Why Devotees Wear Ganesha Pendants
Wearing a silver Ganesha pendant is more than tradition—it is a sacred reminder of a complete life: one where worldly success and spiritual growth coexist. Ganesha, along with Riddhi and Siddhi, guides the seeker to walk the path of balance, grounded in wisdom and elevated by grace.
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Because when you walk with Ganesha—
Riddhi and Siddhi follow.