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Shrine in a Hindu Home
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In the home, shrines range from full rooms… to simple shelves dedicated to the deities. Puja, or worship, takes place three times a day; in the early morning, at noon, and in the evening.
To the Hindu population, every act committed by a person has religious value.
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Household shrines are common wherever a Hindu person lives.The shrine pictured above belongs to a teenage girl living in America. Although she goes to a Christian school, she holds firm to her Hindu beliefs. Her own shrine is like a miniature temple, honoring over 100 Hindu gods. Some of these gods include Ram, Krishna, Brahma, Radha, Laxmi, Saraswati, Shiva, Vishnu, and many more.
Hindu children and adults alike, keep their own personal shrines. They can vary in size and shape, and not every Hindu person or family worship the same gods.
To Learn more about Hindu Places of Worship, Follow this Link:
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