For many Hindu households, daily puja is a cherished part of the day. Whether it is lighting a diya in the morning, offering flowers to a deity or reciting a familiar mantra, these rituals help devotees express their faith and maintain a spiritual connection. For some, it is also a family tradition passed down through generations, carrying memories of parents and grandparents who followed the same practices with devotion.
While puja rituals differ across families, regions and religious traditions, approaching them with care, cleanliness and sincerity is valued by many devotees. In the middle of busy routines, however, certain aspects of daily worship may sometimes be overlooked. Here are five things to keep in mind while performing puja at home.
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