- In Hinduism,
upachara (Sanskrit: उपचार;
service or courtesy)
refers to the
offerings and
services made to a
deity as part of worship.
Krishnananda Agamavagisha...
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original (PDF) on 2013-12-26 "
upacharas". salagram.net. 2004.
Retrieved 25
December 2012.
Sixty four
Upacharas Stella Kramrisch (1976), The Hindu...
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inside it has not been
broken or cracked.
Apart from the
traditional upacharas (articles of worship)
whose number varies from five, 10, 16 to 18, worship...
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other person for his or her
generous kindness.
Namaskara is one of the 16
upacharas (veneration practices) used
inside temples or any
place of
formal puja...
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states that a
typical Puja
involves one or more of 16
steps (Shodasha
Upachara)
traceable to
ancient times: the
deity is
invited as a guest, the devotee...
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prohibited in some of the temples.
Offering of food
items forms part of the
upachara or
services to a
Hindu deity in many
Hindu traditions but is not universal...
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offered through Sodasa (16)
Upchars and
Bhoga when
offered through pancha upacharas. The most po****r is the
midday Naivedhya,
which contains the maximum...
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followed by the 16-step
Shodashopachara ritual, (Sanskrit: Shodash, 16;
Upachara, process)
during which coconut, jaggery, modaks,
durva gr**** and red hibiscus...
- of water, flowers, and
incense in
domestic shrines to the
elaborate 16
upacharas in temples.
Physical expressions of humility, like the
namaste gesture...