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Jen <jenpolan (AT) indya (DOT) com> wrote: Namaste and VannakkamI am Jennifer. I have

been a Hindu, vegetarian and follower of several Gods including Ganesha for the

past 5 years. I hope this group will give some good insight into SriGanesha and

how to worship him.I am also wondering about something. TOmmorrow is Ganesha

Chathurthi. Can anyone please tell how to do a simple puja for Ganesh

Chathurthi.Also In India I know they make mud or clay statues of Ganesha and

after 3 days (after ganesha chathurthi) you have to immerse in water. Does

anyone know the story behind this?Thank you,Jennifer Polanmy web

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dEAR jen,

namaste,

you mention that you are a follower of many GODS , my first

suggestion to you would be that following several forms is differenT

BUT GOD is just one & though we offer prayers to different deities

,we should decide on one form CH WOULD BE UR ISHTA DEV ,ie. that all

other forms of deities are to be seen in HIM/HER remeber to offer

prayers before any other pooja to it ,& devote each y action of urs

to it (SAMPOORNA SAMARPAN). if you ever visit delhi would be glad 2

meet you

regards

rajat

 

 

, "Jen" <jenpolan@i...> wrote:

> Namaste and Vannakkam

> I am Jennifer. I have been a Hindu, vegetarian and follower of

> several Gods including Ganesha for the past 5 years. I hope this

> group will give some good insight into SriGanesha and how to

worship

> him.

> I am also wondering about something. TOmmorrow is Ganesha

Chathurthi.

> Can anyone please tell how to do a simple puja for Ganesh

Chathurthi.

> Also In India I know they make mud or clay statues of Ganesha and

> after 3 days (after ganesha chathurthi) you have to immerse in

> water. Does anyone know the story behind this?

> Thank you,

> Jennifer Polan

>

> my web site

> http://members.tripod.com/~jennifer_polan