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by Megha Budhia
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1. In the Chhath festival, worship is not done in the temples nor is there any cleanliness in the h...
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Disclaimer - This is taken from Various sourcesSesame and Amalak powder bath in the morningGetting dressed up in nice clothesTo please, make a Sank...
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by Megha Budhia
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Puja should begin with the meditation of Lord Satyanarayan. Dhyana should be done in front of Satya...
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The rule of Jagannathji's Rath Yatra is that three chariots move together in this yatra. The flag of Balabhadraji's chariot moves in the forefront....
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Bihu also includes the New Year celebrated in Assam in April. In Bihu, the people of Assam celebrat...
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Puja should begin with the meditation and invocation of Goddess DurgaTake five flowers in your hand...
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1. Place all of the ingredients for the Puja on a plate. Puja Thali goes well with a little water p...
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The main celebration of the Onam festival resides in the Thrikara temple in Kochi. A special event ...
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In the worship process of Bhagwati Saraswati, first of all, complete your external cleanliness thro...
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by Megha Budhia
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A typical Rakhi celebration includes traditions such as performing Aarti for the brother, which is ...
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Puja should begin with the meditation of Lord Krishna in fornt of Lord Krishna’s Idol/Picture.
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Puja should begin with invocation of Lord Ganesha in Avahan Mudra (Palms joined and thumbs folded ...
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