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Hinduism: Living the Hindu Life
Hindu forms of worship in the temple and home
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Overview
Puja, arti, darshan, havan, bhajan, kirtan and japa, meditation and Bhagavad Gita 6.44 to 6.47, why the Arya Samaj prefers havan, and comparisons with Christian church worship and images.
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What is arti in Hindu worship?
What is darshan?
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What is puja in Hindu worship?
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Puja is worship offered to a deity, often before a murti. Offerings may include flowers, water, food, incense and light.
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What is arti in Hindu worship?
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Arti is a ceremony in which a lamp of ghee wicks is waved before the murti. Worshippers then pass their hands over the flame and over their heads.
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What is darshan?
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Darshan means seeing and being seen by the deity. The worshipper looks at the murti and receives the deity's loving gaze.
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What is havan?
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Havan is a fire ceremony in which ghee and grains are offered into a sacred fire. Agni, the fire god, carries the offerings to the gods.
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What are bhajan and kirtan in Hindu worship?
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Bhajans are devotional songs. Kirtan is call-and-response chanting of God's names, often with drums and cymbals.
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What is japa in Hindu worship?
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Japa is the quiet repetition of a mantra or divine name. Many Hindus count the repetitions on a mala of 108 beads.
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