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| Buddhism Dictionary: pūjā |
A ritual of worship, offering or reverence. Many forms are known in Buddhist countries, ranging from a simple offering of flowers, incense, and chanting in Theravādin countries to complex lengthy ceremonies in Tibetan forms of Buddhism. The different kinds of pūjā may be performed in public or privately both by individuals and groups.
| Wikipedia: Puja |
Puja is a ritual in some South Asian religious traditions:
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