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In Sanskrit, a lighted oil lamp, known as deepak, holds significant symbolism, with "deepak" itself meaning "lamp." It represents auspiciousness and goodness, embodying the essence of prosperity...
Darshan, a term rooted in Sanskrit and widely used across Indian languages, translates to 'sight' or 'vision'. Stemming from the Sanskrit root 'drik,' meaning 'to see,' darshan typically refers to...
Various religious marks are observed among Hindu devotees worldwide, whether a Tilak, Vibhuti, or sandal paste adorning the forehead. These marks serve as external symbols reflecting people's...
In many temples and households across India, particularly in the southern regions, one can hear the rhythmic chanting of Sanskrit verses in a structured manner, with a melodious rise and fall in...
Aarti, also known as aratrika or arathi, is a fundamental component of all pujas, and it is occasionally conducted independently of a puja ceremony. It involves a straightforward ritual where a small...
Prasadam, also known as Prasada or Prasad, typically evokes the image of a food offering received in a temple or after a home puja among Indians. However, Prasad is more than just a post-puja or...