Can you analyze the symbolism used to describe Lord Ganesha in the first chapter of the Satcharitra?

In Chapter 1, Lord Ganesha is described with rich symbolism to emphasize his role as the remover of obstacles. He is called Lambodar (large-bellied) because the fourteen worlds are said to reside within his belly. He holds a bright axe, a symbolic tool to destroy the obstacles faced by his devotees. The text also refers to him as the "destroyer of the forest of obstacles" and notes that obstacles crumble at his feet. This powerful imagery, as presented in Chapter 1, underscores the belief that invoking Ganesha ensures a project's successful and obstacle-free completion, a role the author also attributes directly to Sai.