What Idolatry Means in Hinduism Blog Post

...a day or two before immersing the image in the sea. The ritual includes veneration (aradhana) which involves welcoming the divine, bathing him, offering him food, clothes, perfumes, lamps, incense,...

Temple Safety and Security Guide Page

...(religious food preparer) Sthapati (religious architect) Shilpi (religious artisan) Religious Artists Religious Jewelers Places of worship, including temples are considered “sensitive locations”...

Auvaiyaar, the female poet-saints of Tamil Nadu Blog Post

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What’s in a Word? Episode 5 – Sacrifice Page

...the thought and ethos it fosters. Take, for example, food. Instead of mechanically making meals to merely satiate our hunger and satisfy our senses, when we prepare them as a...