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1 Naivedhya or commonly called Naivedh is the stricter Sanskrit term for food presented to the deities as part of a worship ritual.
2 Naivedhya is the most esteemed part of service to Hindu god in the Shodasa Upacahar and Pancha Upacahar worship.
3 This food includes freshly cooked items and fruits, which is later partaken as Prasad (holy offering).
4 The performer of the worship ritual along with his family has to observe a fast until the offered Naivedhya is accepted by the deity.
5 The tasting of food during preparation or eating the food before offering it to the god is essentially forbidden.
6 Different foods items are offered to different deities, for example, Kheer or Sheera for Lord Vishnu, Modak for Lord Ganapati and so on.
7 This food should be offered in a banana leaf, lotus leaf or Patravali and Drona made of dried leaves is recommended from traditional times. These are prominence of this tasty food in Hinduism and to get more updates like this stay tuned with us.
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1 Naivedhya or commonly called Naivedh is the stricter Sanskrit term for food presented to the deities as part of a worship ritual.
2 Naivedhya is the most esteemed part of service to Hindu god in the Shodasa Upacahar and Pancha Upacahar worship.
3 This food includes freshly cooked items and fruits, which is later partaken as Prasad (holy offering).
4 The performer of the worship ritual along with his family has to observe a fast until the offered Naivedhya is accepted by the deity.
5 The tasting of food during preparation or eating the food before offering it to the god is essentially forbidden.
6 Different foods items are offered to different deities, for example, Kheer or Sheera for Lord Vishnu, Modak for Lord Ganapati and so on.
7 This food should be offered in a banana leaf, lotus leaf or Patravali and Drona made of dried leaves is recommended from traditional times. These are prominence of this tasty food in Hinduism and to get more updates like this stay tuned with us.
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