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Bhog: completing the Akhand Path
Hindu Religious Education · Grade 9 · about 40 minutes
Describe the order of a bhog ceremony and the occasions for an Akhand Path.
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- Places of worship of the four faiths
- Akhand Ramayan Path: the Ramcharitmanas
- Preparing for an Akhand Ramayan Path
- Completing the Akhand Ramayan Path
- Values heard in the Ramayan Path
- The Kalpa Sutra
- Paryushan: reflection and forgiveness
- Mahavira Janma Vachan: the fourteen dreams
- Protocols in a Jain derasar
- Akhand Path of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji
- Starting an Akhand Path
- Bhog: completing the Akhand Path
- Sehaj Path and Akhand Path
- Katha: sacred storytelling
- Shri Satyanarayan Katha
- Katha in the Jain, Buddhist and Sikh traditions
- Modelling religious etiquette
- Reciting sacred verse in rituals
- Observing a religious function