What is in a typical Hindu Puja tray?

Answer 1

A typical Hindu Puja tray, also known as a Thali, typically contains several key items used in worship rituals. These items may include a small diya (lamp) filled with oil or ghee, an incense holder with incense sticks or cones, a small bell for ringing, a container of water for purification, a small vessel of rice or grains for offering, and a small murti (icon or image) of a deity for focus and worship. Additional items may vary depending on the specific deity being worshipped or the regional customs of the practitioner.

Answer 2

The Hindus believe that the Puja (another name for worship) tray is a useful thing for worship. They use these things below to show that they are Hindu. These are what is on the tray and their meanings:Incense sticks - For a sweet smell in airFood - Thank GodFlowers - Sign of loveBell - Show that it is time to praySandalwood paste - To create a small red dot on your forehead. (Shows that your blessed by God)Water - Be clean in mind and bodyLight - Gets rid of evil

Answer 3

Usually in a Hindu Puja tray, there is:

1. A pot of water for ritual cleansing.
2. A bell to call the family to worship.
3. A tiny pot of the red Kum-kum paste to mark the forehead. This mark means that a woman's soul (her husband) is with her.
4. 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.
5. An incense burner or jos stick holder.

Answer 4

My neighbour uses sandalwood insence sticks.