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The 33 pages that link to Puja, each with the reason it gives.

• HinduismRelated: Household and temple worship often centers on puja, with forms varying across communities.

• BhaktiRelated: Puja gives devotional love a structured form of worship.

• Bhakti movementRelated: Household and temple worship offered familiar settings for devotional practice.

• VaishnavismRelated: Worship of Vishnu and his forms commonly takes place through puja.

• PuranasRelated: Purāṇic teachings explain forms of worship and the merit associated with devotional acts.

• LiturgyRelated: It offers a Hindu example of worship organized through recurring rites.

• MudraRelated: Hand gestures can accompany ritual actions and devotional recitation.

• ShaktiRelated: Puja gives devotional form to worship of Shakti as the Goddess.

• BhajanRelated: A bhajan may accompany or follow household or temple worship.

• Bhakti yogaRelated: Offerings and ritual attention enact devotion toward a chosen deity.

• GaneshaRelated: Offerings and prayers to Ganesha are common forms of devotional worship.

• IncenseRelated: Incense is often presented as an offering during puja.

• JapaRelated: Japa can accompany or form part of a broader worship ritual.

• Gaudiya VaishnavismRelated: Image worship gives devotional service a daily, tangible form in Gaudiya communities.

• OmRelated: Om can introduce prayers and invocations within puja.

• GanapatyaRelated: Ritual offerings and reverence give everyday form to Ganapatya worship.

• Eastern religionsRelated: It is a widely practiced Hindu ritual, with forms also found in Buddhist settings.

• Hindu spiritual musicRelated: Songs and chants accompany worship in temples and homes.

• HindusRelated: It is a widespread form of Hindu worship at home and in temples.

• Indian religionsRelated: It illustrates forms of worship especially prominent in Hinduism and also present in other traditions.