Hindu Cultures and Traditions - Series 4 - jothishi.com - Hindi Version July 2019



Greetings from www.jothishi.com Why do women put sindoor? Why do we pour water in front of our house in the mornings? Why do we light a lamp? Why do we burn kapor? Why do we go to the temple? Why do we pray in the mornings? ETC These series of Videos on Hindu and Vedic Cultures and Traditions tries to answer them by enlisting the opinion of various experts in different languages. Thank you for watching the jothishi channel. We are hereby publishing a series of videos on Hindu Customs, Traditions and Cultures. Hinduism is a way of life and and customs and traditions in Hindusim is extremely rich and has been practised for generations. In these series of Videos we are trying to detail the reasons behind traditions and capturing insights from various experts in different languages in India. Hindu practices include rituals such as puja (worship) and recitations, japa, meditation, family-oriented rites of passage, annual festivals, and occasional pilgrimages. A custom or tradition i

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