← 4.1 Protocols in Sanatan Dharma
Components of aarti
Hindu Religious Education · Grade 8 · about 40 minutes
Tabulate the public parts of aarti: lamp or camphor, incense, flowers, bell, the song of the house, then warmth and prasadam.
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Other lessons in this sub-strand
- Why a Sanatan mandir has protocols
- Kenyan mandirs: where the protocols live
- Shoes at the rack
- Modest dress at the mandir
- Silence, low voice, still phone
- Pranam: honour with the body
- Prasadam is a gift
- Public etiquette: photos, shrine, sitting, cleanliness
- What aarti is
- Components of aarti
- Model aarti with respect
- Parikrama: walking honour
- A full visit and a report
- Embrace protocols for personal welfare