As the elephant-headed deity, Gajanan represents the harmonious coexistence of animal instincts and divine intelligence. His form reminds us that wisdom and compassion can dwell together, emphasizing the importance of balancing our earthly and spiritual aspects. The Lalitasana posture highlights the importance of approaching life with regal ease and composure. The Naga Chattravali above Gajanan signifies his protection and guardianship over devotees. The snakes' association with eternity and cyclic existence represents Gajanan's role as a guide, helping seekers transcend the cycle of birth and death toward spiritual liberation.