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Why Do We Touch Elders' Feet?Coming soon
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Why Do We Touch Elders' Feet?
Charan sparsh: asking for a blessing with your whole body.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
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Why Do We Bow Down?Coming soon
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Why Do We Bow Down?
Pranam: making yourself small for a moment.
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Why Do We Close Our Eyes to Pray?Coming soon
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Why Do We Close Our Eyes to Pray?
Looking inside.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
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Why Do We Make a Pookalam for Onam?Coming soon
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Why Do We Make a Pookalam for Onam?
Flowers for King Mahabali.
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Why Do We Stand in the River for Chhath?Coming soon
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Why Do We Stand in the River for Chhath?
Thanking the sun.
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Indra Bows to GovardhanComing soon
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Indra Bows to Govardhan
Rain stops, and a king of gods says sorry.
From the original text · Bhagavata Purana
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