Happy Ganesh | About Us

Marissa Cohen

Marissa Cohen is the CEO and president of Happy Ganesh, a CBS-advertised firm dedicated to bridging both sides of the brain through writing consulting and spiritual and astrological coaching.

A published author, educator, professional astrologer and intuitive, Cohen also writes about grammar, writing, spirituality, and women’s issues in her fiction, poetry and nonfiction. In 2003, she received the Letters Honorarium from the National League of American Pen Women. The Poet Laureate of Florida, Edmund Skellings, called her work “intellectually and emotionally powerful”. She has worked for numerous publications and her work has been seen in publications such as Grammarly, MentalBlox, She Magazine, the award-winning Bella Books, Llumina Press, and the Sun-Sentinel.

The writing and grammar side of Happy Ganesh can be followed on her blog, MHC’s Writing Wonderland. The spiritual and astrological side of Happy Ganesh can be followed on her Astrology blog.

Download Marissa Cohen's complete Curriculum Vitae or visit her LinkedIn profile for more information.

Ganesh

Happy Ganesh is a firm dedicated to educating and empowering people through creative writing consulting and grounded and confidential astrological and intuitive sessions. Happy Ganesh encourages and supports our clients to use both left and right sides of their brain in order to achieve joy and confidence in their lives. Happy Ganesh maintains an active and ever-growing Facebook and Twitter presence, and frequently updated astrology and writing blogs with hundreds of followers. Happy Ganesh is also an active community supporter for Gilda's Club, a cancer support network, and The Harvey Milk School in New York, devoted to the safety of GLBT youth.

Ganesh (or Ganesha) is a Hindu god popular throughout India. Although he is known by many other attributes, Ganesh's elephant head makes him easy to identify. Ganesh is widely revered as the Remover of Obstacles, patron of arts and sciences, and the god of intellect and wisdom. He is honored at the beginning of rituals and ceremonies and invoked as Patron of Letters during writing sessions. Images and further explanations of his symbolism are included below. (Wikipedia, 2011)

Ganesh Gallery
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The below art was custom created for Happy Ganesh by Nick Moore: