Contemporaries of Puja

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Сергей Васильевич

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Few people have thought about it, but the ancient ceremony—the Puja—has a modern counterpart.

This will be especially interesting to hear for those who consider the Vedic ceremony—the Puja—to be something religious and outdated.

So, if we wanted to draw a schematic picture of a Puja, it would look like this:

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It looks just like a cake... Yum-yum :)

Who said cake?

Really?

Is it actually a cake? Are you serious? :)

No way, that can't be :)

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Would you like me to tell you something else amusing?

You all know what people do with the candles during a Puja—oops, on a cake.

You know?

No?

They blow them out.

And I know what that means :)

It is written in the Vedas.

The Vedas say that you can offer God a flower, water... and many other things. But also your breath.

Didn't know that?

Read them. The Vedas are an interesting thing.

At my Ashram, we study the Vedas. Well, I do help, to be honest. But only a little :)
 
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