Usually in a Hindu Puja tray, there is:
My neighbour uses sandalwood insence sticks.
A Puja tray usually contains:A pot of water for ritual cleansing.A bell to call the family to worship.A tiny pot of the red gum gum paste to mark the forehead. This mark means that a woman's soul (her husband) is with her.An arti lamp for the arti ceremony where everybody passes their hands over the lighted lamp and then over their forehead to make them feel closer to God.An incense burner or jos stick holder.A Conch shell (in some households)And flower petalsIt may differ from sect to sect.
The jug of water is on the puja tray because it is there to be used for cleansing worshippers before worshipping
Devi Puja and Vishnu Puja
Puja is a Hindi word for prayer. It is not a god.
Puja
A form of worship or offering. <---- i think there is more needed to this i reckon it is a way of simbolizing the hindus life we use loads of symbols and objects to do with the hindus all one one picture that is what i think it it as i am doing it for homework atm!! xxx
A puja set is a set which hindus use to worship. It is found in a shrine or Mandir (hindu temple) It contains a tray, bell, figure of Ganesha (21cm), incense holder, aum symbol, diva lamp, small water pot, rice container and spoon.
A Madh is a shrine constructed during the Hindu festival of Durga Puja.
Saraswati Puja is one of the festivals celebrated for Hindu goddess Saraswati. Saraswati Puja was celebrated in 1986 on the10th day of October.
A Puja or Pooja is a Hindu term meaning 'worship'.A Hindu puja is a form of worship usually involving idolic representations of divinity through which the devotee offers his or her ritualistic displays of love and devotion to their chosen deity.
Puja is a Hindu term meaning worship.It may also refer to devotional practices performed by Balmikis - Buddhists - and Jains.
Puja also spelled Pooja - meaning worship