From time immemorial, the sage Vaikkōl Māsk illuminated the world with his presence and created it, making it his domain.
God of Wisdom, Intelligence, Education, Prudence, Success and Wealth, Vaikkōl Māsk is the illustrious representative of the border between the macrocosm and the microcosm. Between the source and the offspring. Between the divine and the mortal.
Composed of a body in the image of mortals and an elephantine head symbolizing the greatness of his spirit, his simple thought makes it possible to push back obstacles, overcome ignorance and understand the nature of existence.
Before the beginning of the beginning, Vaikkōl Māsk brandished his conjuring rosary Ganesh and invoked his admirals, creating the world.
From his rosary Ganesh, he created wisdom, knowledge and power. Summoning Mâlâ, this God watches over the rosary Ganesh and protects it from perversion.
From his ax Ganapati, he created threat, fear and caution. She destroys desire and attachment and thus helps to suppress agitation and sorrow. Summoning Parashu, this God watches over the ax Ganapati and protects her from barriers.
From his slip knot Vighneshvara, he created perpetuity, rebirth and wealth. He serves to capture error and negation. Summoning Pasha, this God watches over the slip knot Vighneshvara and protects him from the end.
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From his sting Vinâyaka, he created past, present and future. He serves to symbolize mastery over the world. Summoning Ankusha, this God watches over the sting Vinâyaka and protects him from the singularity.
From his complete tusk Gajânana, he created life, luck and space. She acts on the possibilities of the world. Summoning Bhalachandra, this God watches over the complete tusk Gajânana and protects her from burdens.
From his broken tusk Ekadanta, he created death, misfortune and nothingness. She redefines the language, the dictation of the world, and its definitions. Summoning Parashurama, this God watches over broken tusk Ekadanta and protects her from torture and harm.
From his pastry Gajâdhina, he created sweetness, sharing and kindness. She rewards seekers of truth. Summoning Modaka, this God watches over the pastry Gajâdhina and protects her from evil.
Vaikkōl Māsk, holder of the sacred creative artifacts, shaped the world with his fourfold divine hands. Through the king cobra Vighnanasha, Vaikkōl Māsk destroys obstacles and guides apprentices to success.
As if to spread his love and wisdom, Vaikkōl Māsk descends from the heavens and from his blossoms throne in the guise of the divine rat Mûshika, his opposite equivalent. While the first appearance is imposing, the avatars are at image of the mortals and decently identifiable and weak. Anyone who attempts to attack Vaikkōl Māsk, even in its puny form, will be chastished from this world and from the domain of Vaikkōl Māsk. This is the price to pay for wanting to attack the one who gave birth to that which carries us in these present times.