The Lord is worshipped in different ways. Some meditate on him, others sing devotional songs and, many express their love through offerings to their favorite deities, which is also called puja. Puja can be done in temples or at home. The offerings are done following the methods specified in the Smritis, AgamaGranthas, Puranas and Ithihasas (epics)These religious scriptures have also laid down the items, which please a deity.

Benefits of a Puja
According to our sacred texts, Puja -

• Disciplines the mind
  
• Energizes the deity and the worshipper
  
• Enables one to experience oneness with divinity as we unconsciously offer the self through our material offerings.

Puja establishes a bridge between the worshipper (the lover) and the deity (the loved). It facilitates flow of love-energy in both ways. This energy not only sanctifies the self but also re-vitalizes the body's resources, making one experience, what is called HOLY BLISS. Thus both the worshipped and the worshipper benefit from Puja.

Forms of offerings
We can perform a Puja through:

Physical offering:Here the offerings are done in actuality.

Mental offering: This is done through visualizations where one mentally offers something to the image of the deity or visualizes bathing the deity in Ganga water. The latter is more effective as it involves concentration, and the mind is focussed inward..

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· For conducting puja in temples all over India including travel, food,accommodation
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