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Why Does Dadi Light a Diya?Coming soon
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Why Does Dadi Light a Diya?
What light means, and why families light a lamp at dusk.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
Ages 0-3+
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Why Do We Offer Food Before Eating It?Coming soon
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Why Do We Offer Food Before Eating It?
Naivedya at home.
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Why Do Elders Bless Us?Coming soon
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Why Do Elders Bless Us?
Ashirwad: what a hand on your head means.
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Why Do We Offer Food to Bhagwan First?Coming soon
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Why Do We Offer Food to Bhagwan First?
Naivedya: the plate goes to the shrine before the table.
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Why Do We Say a Prayer Before Eating?Coming soon
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Why Do We Say a Prayer Before Eating?
Thank-you before the first bite.
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What Is Gratitude?Coming soon
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What Is Gratitude?
Kritagyata: saying thank you to everything.
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