What is Puja?

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What's Puja?

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> Puja is a word in Sanskrit language. In Sanskrit, words are formed

> with meaning in mind. For

> instance in the word puja,

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> 'p' stands for 'paapa' meaning sins.

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> 'j' stands for 'janma' means birth.

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> With 'p' it removes all accumulated sins, and with 'j' it makes

your

> life's (birth) purpose fulfilled.

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> The Lord being not accessible to our eyes, ears, nose, touch and

> beyond the ken of ordinary (un-refined) intellect, the ancients

> devised a method of bringing Lord within the realm of the senses.

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> This method is to worship Him (Her or It) in an object (photo,

water,

> fire, precious jewel, idol

> etc) which you can touch, feel, smell, see, feel the taste of. Thus

> all wandering senses are

> brought to a focus, by belief (faith) and by daily practice.

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> Unshakable faith and long practice, evokes and unfolds hitherto

> unknown dimensions in

> awareness, which are generally not communicable in the normal way.

> Remember the British

> king who sent his friend Becket to sabotage the Church. Once Becket

> started working for the

> church, he got convinced and got converted to their line of

thinking

> and found that the king's

> views were neither noble nor fair.

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> Brenen writing in 'Power Play' says that the easterners are

centuries

> ahead in the control of mind and related topics. By puja you will

be

> in a position to inject the noblest thoughts in the subconscious.

> Above all, one will succeed in solving the mystery of 'Life' .

>

> By: Sri S. A Bhandarkar