Prasadam is called Sacred food. Prasadam translates to "mercy", or "God's Mercy." It can be explained as something that has been offered to God, which now has spiritual benefit.
'Prasad' literally means a gracious gift. It denotes anything, typically an edible food, that is first offered to a deity, saint, Perfect Master or an avatar, and then distributed in His or Her name to their followers or others as a good sign. The prasad is then considered to have the deity's blessingresiding within it. In contemporary Hindureligious practice in India, the desire to get prasada and have darshana are the two major motivations of pilgrimage and temple visits.
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Prasadam. He ate prasadam.
Hindus share Prasadam after Puja. Eating prasadam is a fundamental practice of bhakti yoga. In other forms of yoga one must artificially repress the senses, but the bhakti-yogi can engage his or her senses in a variety of pleasing spiritual activities, such as tasting delicious food offered to God.
The prased is made from various foods that we take while we take meal.
Hindus usually eat 'Prasada / Prasadam' in temples or Mandirs. Some temples also provides free meals for the devotees.
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