Worship
AUM
Known as the ‘pranava mantra,’ the source of all mantras.
Gāyatrī Mantra
The Gayatri Mantra is the universal prayer enshrined in the Vedas, the most ancient Scriptures of Man and the most powerful of Sanskrit mantras. It is believed that chanting it can bring happiness in life and rescue the chanter from adversity.
Guru Mantra
Guru Mantra.
Shanti Mantra
The Mantra of Peace.
Bija Mantra
The concept of mantra as mystical sounds was carried to its logical conclusion in ‘seed’ (Sanskrit bija) mantras that have no precise meaning but instead are thought to carry within their sounds connections to various spiritual principles and currents.
Vidya Mantra
Vidya Mantra.
Hare Krishna Mantra
Hare Krishna Maha Mantra.
108 Names
108 Names Of Deities.
puja
The ceremonial act of showing reverence to a God or Goddess through invocation, prayer, song, and ritual. An essential aspect of Puja is communion with the Divine.
tirthayatra
A pilgrimage to sacred sites involving the performance of pujas and other religious activities.
Prarthana
Prarthana in other words means prayer or worship.
Bhajan
Hindu Devotional Music.
mantra
Sacred words or syllables used repeatedly in religious and ceremonial rituals.
Japa
It involves repetition of a mantra over and over again, in cycles of auspicious numbers (in multiples of three), the most popular being 108.
Aarties
Aarties.
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