Rinamochana Ganapati is a form of Lord Ganesha that is believed to relieve devotees of worldly and karmic debts, guilt, and bondage. He is often depicted with a crystal-like, white complexion, wearing red silk, and holding a noose (pasha), a goad (ankusha), his broken tusk, and a rose apple fruit in his four hands. Worshipping him is thought to help overcome difficulties and bring success and prosperity.
