Overview of important Hindu rituals such as puja, yagna, etc.
Hindu Gods and Goddesses: An introduction to the different deities worshipped in Hinduism and their significance in Hindu mythology.
Hindu Scriptures: An overview of the various texts that form the basis of Hinduism, including the Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, and Puranas.
Hindu Worship: An examination of the different forms of puja (worship) carried out by Hindus, including offerings, chanting, and the use of sacred objects.
Hindu Festivals: A look at the major festivals celebrated by Hindus throughout the year, such as Diwali, Holi, and Navratri, and the customs and rituals associated with these events.
Hindu Philosophy: An introduction to the key philosophical concepts that underpin Hinduism, such as dharma, karma, and moksha.
Hindu Mythology: An exploration of the stories and tales from Hindu mythology, including the Ramayana and the Mahabharata.
Hindu Practices: A survey of the various practices and disciplines used by Hindus to improve their spiritual and physical well-being, including yoga, meditation, and ayurveda.
Hindu Arts and Culture: A study of the rich artistic and cultural heritage of Hinduism, including ancient temples, music, dance, and sculpture.
Hindu Ethics: An examination of the moral and ethical principles that guide Hindu thinking and behavior, such as non-violence (ahimsa) and truthfulness (satya).
Hindu Iconography: An overview of the symbols, images, and representations used in Hindu art and worship to express different aspects of the divine.
Puja: It is the most popular ritual in Hinduism; it involves the worship of a deity or a group of deities with offerings like flowers, incense, and food.
Yajna: A ritual that involves the offering of fruits, flowers, grains, and ghee to the fire to please the Gods.
Homa: It is like Yajna but with a more complex ritual that can involve the sacrifice of animals.
Havans: Similar to Homa, Havans involve the chanting of mantras, offering of ghee, and other substances to the sacred fire.
Vrat or Fasting: Fasting is practiced regularly in Hinduism, as it is believed to purify the mind and body.
Samskaras: It is a series of rituals that take place during important events of life, such as birth, marriage, and death.
Darshan: It is a practice of seeing or worshiping the deity in the temple or home.
Kirtan: The singing of devotional songs is one of the most widespread practices of Hinduism.
Bhajan: Similar to Kirtan, Bhajan also involves singing devotional songs to please the Gods.
Japa: A practice that involves the continuous recitation of a mantra or a name of God, usually using a mala or rosary.
Pranayama: A yogic technique that involves the control of breath and the expansion of life force.
Meditation: A practice of calming the mind and focusing on a particular object, sound, or idea to achieve spiritual enlightenment.
Yoga: A physical, mental, and spiritual practice that includes different asanas (postures), pranayama, and meditation.
Seva or Service: It is a practice of serving the community or the deity without the expectation of any rewards.
Tirtha Yatra: A pilgrimage to sacred sites, temples, and shrines that is considered an auspicious act in Hinduism.