Most Hindu rituals begin in a similar manner which involves the five different types of offerings called Pancha Upacharas. They are namely Gandha (Fragrance) in the form of white or red Sandalwood paste, Dhupa (Lighting of Incense Sticks), Deepam (Lighting of Oil Lamps) Naivedyam (Offerings of fruits, sweetmeats etc.) and Pushparchana (Pushpa-Flowers, This denotes that while offering the flowers and flower garlands, the holy names of the Deity is chanted). Among the various seasonal fruits that are offered, the coconut is never forgotten. It represents our head that we humbly submit to the Lord. In temples, when we hand over the coconut to the priest, he smashes it open, and puts it in front of the deity. This symbolically implies that we
are breaking our ego and our undesirable qualities and seeking His refuge.
hindus worship no guru
Buddhist and Hindus worship at home or at a temple
lots of impact is needed as Ganesh is a major god many pray to him
no, hindus do not worship 5 times a day. However Hindus do worship 3 times a day, at dawn, at afternoon and at dusk.
why do there worship ganeha
when we hindus in big problems then they worship lord ganesha and the problems are ended.
No they do not. Hindus can worship at shrines. Even the shines in there own homes.
Hindus worship in a Mandir.
Hindus believe that Ganesh is a real God. No one knows for sure. He was the son of the God Shankar and Goddess Parvati.
There is no real answer to this. Christians worship God and Jesus and Hindus worship a plethora of gods, one god, or no gods at all.
Hindus worship in a temple, and men have to go every Saturday, but women can go whenever they want.
Probably because Vaishnavas only worship Vishnu & his avatars, & Ganesh is not one of his avatars.