Standing Dancing Ganesha Treading on a Mouse, Black Oxidized Copper, Luang Por Klai, Wat Khao Tham Tap, 2005

Product Details: Standing Dancing Ganesha Stepping on a Mouse, made of blackened copper, by Luang Pho Khlai, Wat Khao Tham Tapap, 2549 (2006). Material: Copper Purpose: Wealth and business success Size: 3.8 x 2.1 cm This Standing Dancing Ganesha Stepping on a Mouse , crafted from blackened copper, was created by Luang Pho Khlai of Wat Khao Tham Tapap in 2549 (2006) . ### Background Story: The creation of this sacred Ganesha statue is linked to miraculous events. Luang Pho Khlai once had a vision of a cave and heard a voice instructing him to go there. Following the vision, he found a cave called Tham Tanot , where he meditated and encountered divine signs—floating Buddhist scriptures (Tipitaka) and spirits (both ghosts and deities) who taught him daily. Much of his spiritual knowledge came from this cave. Later, another vision directed him to build a temple (later identified as Wat Khao Tham Tapap ). Coincidentally, the former abbot had just passed away, and the villagers, witnessing Luang Pho Khlai’s extraordinary abilities, invited him to become the new abbot. Remarkably, he built a 15-million-baht temple hall in just five years without asking for a single donation . ### The Ganesha Connection: While meditating in Tham Tanot Cave , Luang Pho Khlai had a vision of Ganesha standing with enormous ears, dancing atop a pile of skulls . The deity instructed him that after completing the temple, he should create small statues of Ganesha in a fierce posture, standing on a mouse (as the mouse is Ganesha’s vahana, or vehicle). Ganesha promised to bless each statue himself. During the consecration ceremony, Luang Pho Khlai witnessed Ganesha manifesting and multiplying into smaller forms, inhabiting each statue. This sacred Ganesha statue is believed to carry powerful blessings for wealth and business success , infused with divine energy from Luang Pho Khlai’s spiritual journey.