How is Lord Ganesha described in the opening section of the Sai Satcharitra's first chapter?

The first chapter of the Sai Satcharitra begins with a detailed and reverent description of Lord Ganesha. He is referred to as the curved-trunk Heramba, the auspicious-looking elephant-faced one, and the Lord of fourteen types of knowledge. The text calls him Lambodar (large-bellied) because the fourteen worlds are said to reside within his belly. As detailed in Chapter 1, he is praised as the destroyer of obstacles, holding a bright axe to clear the path for his devotees. The invocation further describes him as the boat to cross the ocean of worldly existence and a flame of knowledge in the darkness of ignorance, highlighting his role in providing both material and spiritual success.