Considered Reincarnation of Lord Ganesha, This Boy Were Adored and Worshiped by Indian Residents.

How fortunate is Pranshu, even though his body was born with a lack of alias defect, but because of that he was well known to many people. This 6-year-old boy who is believed to be the Reincarnation of Dewa Ganesha is always worshiped and worshiped by residents of Jalandhar Village, Punjab in India every day. Not only the local residents are asking for blessings from this boy like Ganesha. Even in Pranshu's place of school, the teachers often ask for prayer from him.

News about Pranshu, this is also widely spread to other villages. They came in droves while carrying lots of offerings and were willing to queue to ask for blessings from Pranshu. Many asked Pranshu to pray that their illnesses that had been suffered for years would soon heal. And some others asked to be prayed so that they could quickly get a mate, get promoted quickly, resist boke to household harmony.

He just needs to sit in front of his house while waiting for the people who are looking for him. Then he will hold the person's head while blessing him. Sometimes he also just gave a bottle of water that had been given before. Usually this prayer therapy is specifically for patients who are unable to come directly to his house.

This phenomenon about Pranshun, the son of the god Ganesha, has actually been widely heard. It started when he was born from his mother's womb. The condition of his head at that time was large with narrow, narrow eyes like the painting of Ganesha. Until the neighbors were amazed to see the magical appearance of Pranshun.

The father also agreed with them, if the son is a Reincarnation of Ganesha, a God who is depicted in the form of an Elephant but his body is human. He hopes that his son can bring blessings to the people in his place of residence.

On the other hand, Pranshun himself was very proud of his large head and face, although he himself was rather difficult to walk. It feels very happy, when neighbors and even strangers I often call me as Ganesh Ji. I want to continue like this forever, giving prayers for people who need my help, said Pransun.