Lord Ganesh Rolls Down Tears www.hindustantimes.com GWALIOR, MADHYA PRADESH, INDIA, September 1, 2005: The scientific community's view that God does not exist has been questioned again by hardcore believers following a miracle at Gwalior's Pipaleshwar Temple where tears came rolling down from the eyes of a Deity of Lord Ganesh, the elephant-headed God of well-being and wisdom. According to Lila Devi, the priest of the temple, the miracle occurred on Wednesday evening . "At 6 o'clock when the people came to lit a lamp they saw tears in the eyes of Ganesh. At first, they were confused whether they should tell about it or not but then they told about it. Since then, people in large numbers are coming to see," said Lila Devi. Residents of Gwalior feel that science has no relevance in the face of this miracle. "When I was returning from the shop in the evening at 8:30, I saw the crowd near the temple. The people told me that Lord Ganesh was crying. I took out my handkerchief and wiped his tears. Then I saw a drop of tear fell on my finger. In this modern world, science will fail before this miracle," said K C Makheja, a resident. Devotees in large number thronged the temple which is nearly 50 years old. They think that it is a good omen and prayers have been conducted. Looking at the crowd thronging the temple, police have been deployed to maintain peace and order.
i dunno, but it seems like a lot. personally, i prefer the water stains on windows, they're so pretty when the light moves over them.
Yes, good point! This could be a case of the Ganeshas trying to keep up with the Madonnas. It appears the scientific evidence is visible sighting of the tears manifesting themselves. If one was to put freon tubes through a deity which would lower the temperature of that God, due to condensation tears could manifest... not that Ganesha himself wouldn't have the powers to cry. I suggest we send a team of nobel winning scientists to investigate. Hindus though may have a problem with the caste and dietary choices of such individuals in the prescence of their God.
but that would be up to Ganesha to decide, wouldn't it? who are we to tell Ganesha who he can have audience with and who he can't?